| [view] | Top two and shining, congratulations to both of you |
| [view] | Chris and trophy, both polished |
| [view] | Ed Bear was kind enough to offer an original piece of his own art to the winner of this Grand Prix . . . |
| [view] | . . . Chris Benafel, winner of Grand Prix Amsterdam |
| [view] | Xavier Curto Vives, a happy runner up |
| [view] | Chris Benafel faces Xavier in the finals |
| [view] | We think Xavier is rather photogenic |
| [view] | Xavier Curto Vives made the grand finals. Spain, be proud |
| [view] | Xavier Curto Vives in his semi final against Daniel OMS. |
| [view] | Brian Davis good luck charms. |
| [view] | Chris Benafel looking very happy. |
| [view] | Brian Davis and Chris Benafel at the beginning of their semi final. |
| [view] | Brian Davis looking very happy about his hand. |
| [view] | Daniel OMS carefully considering his options. |
| [view] | Semifinal between Daniel OMS and Xavier Curto Vives. |
| [view] | Brian Davis beating Alexander Witt |
| [view] | Dan OMS, judge |
| [view] | O help, Dan OMS |
| [view] | David Price and Dan OMS |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | In the quarterfinals, Dan OMS is taking it up against Menno Dolstra |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, another tongue |
| [view] | Chris Benafel having fun |
| [view] | Alexander Witt facing Brian Davis: pay special attention to the little tongue |
| [view] | And again, Antoine: triple A for a fine player |
| [view] | Frances finest, Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Xavier facing David Price in the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Southern flavour in hot Amsterdam: Xavier Curto Vives |
| [view] | Oh dear, whats happening now David Price |
| [view] | Brian Davis playing Alexander Witt |
| [view] | Menno Dolstra gets a nice color from doing the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Gijs Hoogendijk overlooking the draft |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel defending the French colours at Amsterdam. Xavier will surely do the same for Spain. |
| [view] | Xavier Curco Vives and Alexander Witt brotherly next to one another. Alexander losing his interest |
| [view] | Menno Dolstra shuffling cards |
| [view] | The top eight drafting for the quarterfinals |
| [view] | The Dutch Rob van der Steenhoven fighting his last battle with James Stroud |
| [view] | The American James Stroud came all the way to the Netherlands to be featured in the last round |
| [view] | An all Dutch feature match in round 14 |
| [view] | Alexander Witt proves to be the stronger of the two |
| [view] | The last round features another Dutch guy, Bas Postema |
| [view] | Xavier Curto Vives, who came all the way from Spain, will be starting sixth starting the quarters |
| [view] | Defending his fifth place after round 14, Chris Benafel |
| [view] | Brian Davis and Chris Benafael giving us their very own opinions on the event. Check out the player profiles |
| [view] | Brian Davis, first to go into the quarterfinals |
| [view] | The best eight players before going into the quarterfinals |
| [view] | And again |
| [view] | The best eight after round 14 |
| [view] | Alexander Witt, eight after round 14 |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, fifth after round 14 |
| [view] | David Price, third after round 14 |
| [view] | Gary Wise is losing this round 12 feature game |
| [view] | Here he starts looking more serious |
| [view] | Now look close, here Gary Wise is smiling, very confidently |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, glasses coming down |
| [view] | David Price: Gary, you really think this is a wise card to play |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, smiling this time |
| [view] | Almost hidden: David Price |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, facing Michael Debard in a round 12 feature match |
| [view] | Mickys back, Gary Wise and David Price |
| [view] | Michael Debard and Chris Benafel featuring in round 12 |
| [view] | Michael Debard, a bit vague maybe |
| [view] | Brian Kibler, Warren Marsh, Zvi Mowshowitz and Sigurd Eskeland talking about constructing decks for Pro Tour Tokyo |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel and Jan Doise featuring in round 11 |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel has been playing very well this year, and its no different today |
| [view] | Jan Doise from Belgium in round 11, eyes wide open |
| [view] | Oh oh, Eivind Nitter, this does not look good |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen and Eivind Nitter in an all-Norwegian feature match in round 11 |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen, competing for fame and glory |
| [view] | Superman is actually Dutch and is called Bart Genders. |
| [view] | Tom Harle UK as a Dutch supporter and Gabriel Nassif FR in yellow brightening up the event. |
| [view] | Kai Budde from Germany. No comments |
| [view] | Dave Humphreys was the first to win a team Pro Tour, together with Darwin Kastle and Rob Dougherty for Your Move Games. |
| [view] | Kai Budde, the favorite of this round 10 feature match, did not beat Gary Wise. |
| [view] | Gary Wise, green and red, that is a lot to think about. |
| [view] | Dan - the Man - OMS featuring in round 10. |
| [view] | A Nordic match: Jim Herold from Germany having a hard time standing up against Nicolai Herzog from Norway |
| [view] | Dutch judge Angelique den Brok keeping a keen eye on the American Dan Clegg |
| [view] | Alex Shvartsman in a feature match against Brian Davis in round 9. |
| [view] | Brian Davis enjoying the sunshine. |
| [view] | Alexander Shvartsman, check out the T-shirt. |
| [view] | Alexander Witt in a feature match against Bram Snepvangers in round 9. Way to go, Holland |
| [view] | This guys day cannot be beat anymore: Alexander Witt being featured. |
| [view] | David Price in the background seems happier with his pick than Gary Wise. |
| [view] | Janosh Kuehn at the draft. |
| [view] | Olle Rades pick is important for Alex Shvartsman. |
| [view] | Drafting, Alex Shvartsman passes his cards on to Janosh Kuehn |
| [view] | Not sure whether Brian Davis is happy with the cards Sturla Bingen gave him. |
| [view] | Sideboard Online reporter Mark Wraith is looking attentively while Kai Budde is building his sealed deck. |
| [view] | Ivan Stanoev and Antoine Ruel closing the feature matches of day one |
| [view] | Ivan Stanoev, from the Czech Republic, seems to be happy |
| [view] | Must be hard, concentrating at ten in the evening: Rob van der Steenhoven from the Netherlands |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel, weve seen him a lot this year |
| [view] | Sturla Bingen makes his opponent green with envy |
| [view] | Rob van der Steenhoven and Sturla Bingen, feature-matching in round 8 |
| [view] | David Williams and Bram Snepvangers in a round 7 feature match |
| [view] | Nothing can distract Bram Snepvangers, not even his fans |
| [view] | Dan Clegg got nervous over facing Rookie of the Year Brian Davis |
| [view] | OK, not really a rookie anymore |
| [view] | David Williams picks his cards gentily |
| [view] | The American Dan Clegg is getting nervous in round seven |
| [view] | Is this kid fast or what |
| [view] | David Price needs support for his head: having heavy thoughts |
| [view] | No tablecloths for these tough guys |
| [view] | Yellow glasses, did Jon Finkel finally reveal us his secret of success |
| [view] | Its your move, Alex |
| [view] | Veterans Alex Shvartsman and Dave Humpherys |
| [view] | Smart boys facing each other in a round six feature match |
| [view] | And you should see the beast Dave Humpherys has on his back |
| [view] | And the wwinner of this feature match, is the American Mike Pustilnik |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt playing against Mike Pustilnik in round five: just imagine his mother talking about her son to the neighbours tomorrow |
| [view] | Or maybe not. Mike Pustilnik beats the local boy |
| [view] | Olle Rade happy over Crimson Acolyte |
| [view] | The diminutive pair featuring in round five |
| [view] | Tony Dobson was not lucky this time - only this time |
| [view] | Some players brought their own energy drinks |
| [view] | Jon Finkel, current world champion, and Martin Zuercher from Switzerland have a different opinion on color. |
| [view] | Noah Boeken plays a local game against Steven OMahoney Schwartz. |
| [view] | A round 4 feature match between Brian Kibler and Darwin Kastle. |
| [view] | Darwin Kastle |
| [view] | Noah Boeken is not in the mood for the second feature match of round 4 |
| [view] | Steven OMahoney-Schwartz is |
| [view] | US Brian Kibler being very alive against US Darwin Kastle, feature match in round 4 |
| [view] | Michael Sochon from France |
| [view] | Worth a feature match: the Austrian Benedikt Klauser playing |
| [view] | Colorful threesome |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller, blue because theres only two players from Canada |
| [view] | Rickard Oesterberg, recently made Top 8 in Helsinki, against Warren Marsh, second in Pro Tour New York 2000. |
| [view] | Taking a break in between rounds three and four |
| [view] | Dinesh Mehta from Switzerland avoiding the crowds |
| [view] | David Price is not yet qualified for Pro Tour Barcelona and is therefor planning on going to every European Grand Prix leading up to it. |
| [view] | Gary Wise is one of the two Canadians to make the trip to Amsterdam. |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers made Top 8 Grand Prix Amsterdam in 1999 and recently finished 2nd at Grand Prix Florence. |
| [view] | Dave Humpherys is here with the rest of his Your Move Games team members. |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave, currently living in Denmark, brought his girlfriend to Amsterdam to play her first Grand Prix. |
| [view] | Michael Sochon from France making an appearance after staying away from the Grand Prix circuit for a while. |
| [view] | David Williams concentrating very hard on building his deck. |
| [view] | Darwin Kastle, from team Your Move Games, is one of the 28 Americans to come to Amsterdam. |
| [view] | Craig Jones from England looking very happy with the deck he just built. |
| [view] | Sigurd Eskeland, The big Viking from Norway. |
| [view] | Dominik Hothow from Germany. |
| [view] | Tony No Fear Dobson. |
| [view] | Kim Eikefet came to Amsterdam not to cover the event, but to play in it. |
| [view] | Mattias Jorstedt Sweden and current English champion Ben Ronaldson. |
| [view] | And this one is especially for you Marjorie - |
| [view] | An English threesome: Scott Wills, Mark Wraith and Tony Dobson. |
| [view] | Dirk Baberowski played the finals here against good friend and team mate Kai Budde in 1999. |
| [view] | Nicolai Herzog from Norway, European Champion in 1999. |
| [view] | Marc Hernandez from France. |
| [view] | Felix proudly announces the Top 8 of Grand Prix Amsterdam |
| [view] | Felix Huybrechts, Organized Play Manager for the European Territories having the night of his life |
| [view] | The judges, a dream team |
| [view] | Newcomer in the field Nele Van der borght |
| [view] | Vicky Korstanje having fun |
| [view] | More Sideboard staff |
| [view] | The gentlemen of the team |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson from England is taking his job very seriously |
| [view] | The ladies |
| [view] | The Sideboard Online team from left to right: Ben Ronaldson, Craig Jones hiding, Mark Wraith, Nele Van der borght and Vicky Korstanje |
| [view] | Gijs Hoogendijk, who is the head judge on day two, still talking with Jaap Brouwer |
| [view] | Gijs Hoogendijk and Jaap Brouwer, who was head judge on the first day of the Grand Prix |
| [view] | The English Scott Wills big smile for the Sideboard |
| [view] | Veikko Montonen, Mario van Leeuwen and Diane Thirring, judges sharing ideas |
| [view] | Scorekeeper at Grand Prix Amsterdam - at any European event - Cajus von Engelmann |
| [view] | Girlpower amongst the judges English Diane Thirring and Dutch Angelique den Brok. |
| [view] | Cyril Grillon level 4 from Belgium together with Christine Sienkiewicz level 1.5 from France. |
| [view] | Jan De Vries level 2 from The Netherlands, Henk Claassen level 1 from The Netherlands and Stefan Blanchon level 3 from France are waiting to hand out the sealed decks. |
| [view] | Paul Barclay, level 3 judge from England, and Cajus Von Engelmann from France are preparing everything for the first round. |
| [view] | Jaap Brouwer, level 3 judge from The Netherlands, is head judging the third Grand Prix in Amsterdam. |
| [view] | Judges update in between rounds. |
| [view] | Mark Wraith does not play this time he decided to do online coverage instead. |
| [view] | Vicky of Online Sideboard dreaming |
| [view] | Sideboard reporters Alex Shvartsman and Patrick Mello sharing a table. |
| [view] | Mark Wraith from England is covering the event for Sideboard online. |
| [view] | Ed Beard, signing cards and making drawings for his European fans. |
| [view] | Ed Beard, Magic artist on site, is giving away the original painting of Sulfur Vent to the winner of the Grand Prix. This painting has a value of 975 US. |
