| [view] | The winner of Grand Prix Heidelberg, Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Top 2 |
| [view] | Cornelissen gets an original Devout Witness along with his winners trophy |
| [view] | Chris Benafel receives his runner up trophy: I hate second place... |
| [view] | The Dutch fans |
| [view] | Chris Benafel vs. Kamiel Cornelissen in the finals |
| [view] | Chris Benafel wont give up without a fight |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen is a very very quiet guy |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt Oh no, just one of Canus tokens |
| [view] | A closer look at Canus Squirrels |
| [view] | Canu surprised his opponent with his tokens |
| [view] | Franck Canu vs. Chris Benafel |
| [view] | The French fanclub |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen vs. Thomas Preyer |
| [view] | Thomas Preyer vs. Patrick Mello |
| [view] | Thomas Preyer and Christoph Lippert in the background |
| [view] | Chris Benafel vs. Jelger Wiegersma |
| [view] | Jelger Wiegersma |
| [view] | Chris Benafel |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt vs. Franck Canu |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko vs. Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Franck Canu |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt |
| [view] | Patrick Mello |
| [view] | The quarterfinals of Grand Prix Heidelberg |
| [view] | The Top 8 at the draft |
| [view] | People following from the balconies |
| [view] | Trying to understand how good players draft |
| [view] | All eight best players |
| [view] | The Top 8 of Grand Prix Heidelberg |
| [view] | Thomas Preyer |
| [view] | Thomas Preyer, seventh seed |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko, third seed |
| [view] | Franck Canu, fifth seed |
| [view] | Jelger Wiegersma |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt |
| [view] | Chris Benafel |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt, fourth seed |
| [view] | Chris Benafel, eight seed |
| [view] | Jelger Wiegersma, first seed |
| [view] | Patrick Mello |
| [view] | Patrick Mello, second seed |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen, sixth seed |
| [view] | Jim Herold versus Rickard sterberg in the last round before the quarterfinals |
| [view] | Rickard sterberg |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | Jelger Wiegersma |
| [view] | Bram Snepvangers versus Jelger Wiegersma fighting for top 8 |
| [view] | Both Yuri Kolomeyko and Patrick Mello were sure of making Top 8 at this point but they played anyway and were closely followed by Grand Prix Vienna winner Stephan Meyer |
| [view] | Jens Krause is sooo close to top 8 |
| [view] | Franck Canu versus Patrick Mello in round thirteen |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson does not seem to approve Franck Canus ways |
| [view] | After the Vollebregt - Kozak match, Joost knew he made top 8 |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt sneeks at his cards from the corner of his eyes |
| [view] | Stefan Kozak is playing for his first Grand Prix top 8 |
| [view] | Boris Engels is another of those unknown Germans playing well in day two |
| [view] | Yuri Kolomeyko made top 8 at Pro Tour Barcelona and did really well in general last year |
| [view] | This German is doing very well and nobody seems to know who he is: Reinhard Blech |
| [view] | Is Jim Herold on his way to a fourth Grand Prix win |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt versus Chris Benafel, Anton Jonsson versus Noah Boeken: the Dutch are everywhere |
| [view] | Justin Bliek keeps an eye on Benafels drafting |
| [view] | Patrick Mello and Jelger Wiegersma in the second draft of the day |
| [view] | What would Gary Wise do in Amsterdam |
| [view] | Raphal Lvy dreams of the south |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen does not like to travel far for an event |
| [view] | Mike Pustilnik has a fan |
| [view] | Jens Thoren should really try another hair color |
| [view] | The Swiss Blumke against the German Blume in round eleven: German-speakers have something with flowers |
| [view] | His friends call him little flower |
| [view] | Mike Pustilnik enjoys the attention |
| [view] | Jake Smith has been living in Norway for a bit but moved back to the UK now |
| [view] | Janosch Khn |
| [view] | Oyvind Odegaard did not make day 2 and is playing at the side events now |
| [view] | Thomas Bisballe on a mission to prove that judges can play |
| [view] | A very popular feature match here in Heidelberg: best player in the world vs German National Champion |
| [view] | Little Zink is desperate |
| [view] | Kai Budde fresh |
| [view] | American Eagle Brock Parker - not quite maybe |
| [view] | Trying to find inspiration under his cap, Noah Boeken |
| [view] | Noah Boeken and Brock Parker battle things out |
| [view] | Canu versus Cornelissen in the first round of the day |
| [view] | Thomas Preyer had to mulligan down to four |
| [view] | Can you believe Jelger Wiegersma actually had long hair before |
| [view] | Very French Franck Canu |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen is sometimes said to be a better player than Tom van de Logt |
| [view] | Building a deck at nine in the morning |
| [view] | Kai Budde in the draft, well on his way to an 0-3 finish, according to Sideboard reporter Alex Shvartsman |
| [view] | Olivier Ruel and Brian Kibler in a warm embrace late on Saturday - very late |
| [view] | Dan Clegg will be visiting Heidelberg on Sunday |
| [view] | Brock Parker, what can one say |
| [view] | Christoph Lippert, losing to the World Champion is not a shame |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt winning his last round of the day, meaning he has to get up early tomorrow morning |
| [view] | Steve OMahoney Schwartz |
| [view] | Before Farid Meraghni won Pro Tour San Diego, nobody knew who this little Frenchie was |
| [view] | Patrick Mello in the company of Steve OMS |
| [view] | Janosch Khn in a reflective mood |
| [view] | Tense and all-German, a round seven feature match between Patrick Mello and Janosch Khn |
| [view] | Brian Kibler One of these is for Ben Ronaldson |
| [view] | Stan the Man |
| [view] | The Swiss Blumke was 1995 World Champion - that is a long time ago |
| [view] | Not what he expected, Zvi Mowshowitz |
| [view] | Patrick Mello seems confident enough |
| [view] | Frances oldest little kid, Olivier Ruel |
| [view] | Clockwise: Marco Blume, Jelger Wiegersma and Helmut Summersberger |
| [view] | Markus Bell gives Sideboard reporter Peer Krger food for thought - assuming that is a reason to suck your pen |
| [view] | The Danes gathering around table one: Thomas Bisballe was undefeated until he played Ulrik Tarp in round six, judge Jesper Stehr Nielsen watching the game |
| [view] | Smirky Chris Benafel |
| [view] | A side glance from Zvi Mowshowitz, who wouldnt kill for that |
| [view] | An all-Dutch feature match |
| [view] | Best known for weird decks, which seemingly only do well when played by himself: Bram Snepvangers |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen is probably the slowest Dutch player around |
| [view] | Rickard sterberg needed an answer to Marco Blume and didnt find it in round five |
| [view] | Marco Blume keeps impressing people |
| [view] | DCI tech, new ways of handing in results slips |
| [view] | Red Bull gives you toothache |
| [view] | Red Bull gives you wings |
| [view] | After three rounds, Tom van de Logt finally gets to play |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson is having fun |
| [view] | Victor van den Broek and Pete Norris make you wonder what its like to live in the Netherlands |
| [view] | Dirk Baberowski Kais pact with the devil will probably never end... |
| [view] | The Austrian Helmut Summersberger next to Dutch Joost Vollebregt, who made top 8 in Biarritz last November |
| [view] | Wolfgang Eder and Gunnar Refsdal, two of Germanys most experienced German Magic players |
| [view] | Big in France, Wilfried Ranque in round three |
| [view] | A very surprised Ruud Warmenhoven gets no help from the huge stork next to him |
| [view] | Ovind Odegaard watches fellow Norwegian Nitter while Victor van den Broek gets a beating |
| [view] | Focused even if he doesnt look it, European Champion Eivind Nitter |
| [view] | Side events |
| [view] | So eager to watch he almost falls over |
| [view] | If these guys had no byes, theyd be featured as a big Scandinavian match: Norwegian Nicola Herzog versus Swedish Jens Thoren |
| [view] | Shaya Schwager, probably one of the most colourful Germans around |
| [view] | Mikey P and Gary Wise are good friends, they say |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil says hi to his mum |
| [view] | Claudia Loroff does more than just play, shes a regular contributor to the German Sideboard magazine |
| [view] | Winner of a womens Invitational versus the runner up of last years European Championship in round two |
| [view] | Kibler has a plan for a deck with dragons, most likely |
| [view] | Alex Shvartsman, mtg op |
| [view] | Mikey P gives away his biggest smile to his fans |
| [view] | Local Pro player, Janosch Khn can wait two rounds before having to play |
| [view] | Winnie the Pooh and bare feet in sandals when its ice cold outside... Guess who are the two players at the land station |
| [view] | 880 players fill every spare corner of the building |
| [view] | Thomas Bisballe versus another Danish Pro player, Jrn Hajek in the first round of the day |
| [view] | Strange to see Thomas Bisballe without a judge-shirt |
| [view] | Move move move every mountain |
| [view] | Ready for carnival |
| [view] | Twenty minutes left for deck construction |
| [view] | Tick-tock. Tick-Tock. Everyones got a box, a starter pack and two boosters |
| [view] | Benafel and Boeken and and his special tokens: a paper-cut Pustilnik, Kastle and Blume |
| [view] | Meeting old friends |
| [view] | At this point probably around 800 players registered |
| [view] | At this point we were at 700 players |
| [view] | Three New York gentlemen in Heidelberg |
| [view] | All is quiet on the Heidelberg front |
| [view] | Get ready to become a star |
