| [view] | The Champ |
| [view] | Finalist Alex Borteh |
| [view] | Team Norway |
| [view] | The final handshake |
| [view] | Team USA with a giant check |
| [view] | More congratulations for Van de Logt |
| [view] | Tom chooses a card with his Duress |
| [view] | Van de Logt is happy as a clam |
| [view] | Alex Borteh sighs as he is slaughtered in the finals |
| [view] | The final handshake and the United States wins |
| [view] | The future is so bright, I need to wear shades said yvind degaard |
| [view] | Norways Nicolai Herzog watches his countrymates |
| [view] | The Top 4 |
| [view] | World Champion Tom Van de Logt |
| [view] | Day 3 winner: Alexander Witt |
| [view] | Day 2 winner: Brock Parker |
| [view] | The team finals underway |
| [view] | Its always nice to win a Beta Booster Draft |
| [view] | Harvey was the only member of the U.S. team not to win his match |
| [view] | Jan Pieter Groenhof |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey could only watch himself be beaten senseless |
| [view] | Battling Champions: Blackwell and Herzog |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell nonchalantly shows his opponent Llanowar Wastes |
| [view] | Nicolai Herzog of Norway |
| [view] | Hegstad vs. degaard |
| [view] | Brian Hegstad, looking confident |
| [view] | yvind degaard of Team Canada really Norway |
| [view] | Spectators watch intently as the match proceeds |
| [view] | Hi-fives for Van de Logt |
| [view] | Ruel and Van de Logt shake after a great match |
| [view] | Borteh brings out the Waterfront Bouncer |
| [view] | Is Team Norway thinking of defecting |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel is very happy. Things didnt go his way |
| [view] | Andrea Santin, top Italian finisher |
| [view] | A pleased Tom Van de Logt |
| [view] | Both Santin and Borteh remove cards from the Red Zone |
| [view] | Semifinals: Santin vs. Borteh |
| [view] | Jeff Donais talks to David Williams as Mike Donais and Paul Barclay observe. Williams was disqualified. |
| [view] | James Lee and his envy-generating Purple Monkey |
| [view] | Andrea Santin plays a colorful match against Mike Turian |
| [view] | Player of the Year Kai Budde |
| [view] | Remember Gauntlet of Might |
| [view] | A lucky drafter with his Beta Birds of Paradise |
| [view] | Dave Williams has his fans |
| [view] | Van de Logt says a little prayer |
| [view] | Dave Williams mulls |
| [view] | Andrea Santin has panache |
| [view] | Beta Vesuvian Doppelganger |
| [view] | Mike Turian, ever the beatdown king |
| [view] | Ruel Undermines a Vindicate |
| [view] | Hovi, playing Go-Mar |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel resolves a spell against Tommi Hovi |
| [view] | Borteh vs. Tomcani |
| [view] | Happy Alex Borteh on the way to the semifinals |
| [view] | Jan Tomcani brings out the Kavu Chameleon |
| [view] | Team Norway |
| [view] | Team U.S.A. |
| [view] | Rookie of the Year Katsuhiro Mori |
| [view] | The whole Top 8 |
| [view] | Top 8: Andrea Santin |
| [view] | Top 8: Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Top 8: Mike Turian |
| [view] | Top 8: Jan Tomcani |
| [view] | Top 8: Tom Van de Logt |
| [view] | Top 8: Tommi Hovi |
| [view] | Top 8: Dave Williams |
| [view] | Top 8: Alex Borteh |
| [view] | Italy vs. Sweden |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies in control |
| [view] | Terry Tsang, forced to hold back in a tough board situation |
| [view] | Perala sends Silver Drake and Tidal Visionary into the Red Zone |
| [view] | Jussi Perala gets ready to beat down |
| [view] | Aurora Griffin is on Elijah Pollocks team |
| [view] | Sam Lount is counting on his Thornscape Familiar |
| [view] | Finlands Mike Wall |
| [view] | Mike Wall vs. Sam Lount |
| [view] | Matt Vienneau vs. Jon Finkel, er maybe Mike Vienneau, Matts younger brother |
| [view] | The Ben Seck |
| [view] | Terry Tsang, Canadian National Champion |
| [view] | Champions fighting Blackwell vs. Malherbaud |
| [view] | Pierre Malherbaud |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell checks the score |
| [view] | Ruel vs. Harvey |
| [view] | Oliver Ruel is nonplussed |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey, all tapped out after an amazing attack |
| [view] | A typical Limited standoff |
| [view] | Brian Hegstad |
| [view] | Laurent Pagorek takes a moment to consider his play |
| [view] | The advantage of being in the C seat is that youre on the end |
| [view] | Sweden vs. Canada |
| [view] | Check out Masaya Moris awesome Desolation Angel deck box |
| [view] | The Japanese team seemed a good bet to make the finals, but slipped slowly down the rankings |
| [view] | Portugal vs. Japan |
| [view] | Fine Canadian cuisine |
| [view] | Megatron in one of his many disguises. Actually, its one of the BattleBots guys and Team Coolrobots mises, just like on TV |
| [view] | Supertough |
| [view] | Guess who the weak link is |
| [view] | Japan checks out their drafting options, while Sean McKeown takes notes |
| [view] | Who doesnt like Lava Zombie |
| [view] | Looks like Oliver Ruel wants that Thornscape Familiar |
| [view] | Sweden looks excited about their chances |
| [view] | With a huge performance, Team USA has every right to be happy |
| [view] | Terry Tsang points to a likely pick |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey shows his teammates some tech |
| [view] | Chein-Ming Jen plays against Masaya Mori |
| [view] | Its Doctor Wong |
| [view] | Chinese Taipei vs. Japan |
| [view] | Excellent |
| [view] | Ruel jumps back from the table, as if shocked, when Rosholm Yavimaya Embraces Ruels Dromar |
| [view] | Who needs Armadillo Cloak Just borrow a Dromar |
| [view] | Tomas Rosholm of Sweden |
| [view] | Laurent Pagorek |
| [view] | Pagorek watches Oman play a spell |
| [view] | Frances Champ: Pierre Malherbaud |
| [view] | Johanneson pilots his deck in a battle of National Champions |
| [view] | Malherbaud vs. Johanneson |
| [view] | Some people just cant handle the all-day gaming |
| [view] | Chein-Ming Jen shows us his stuff |
| [view] | Masaya Mori picks his card while Japanese National Champion Goro Matsuo busts a move |
| [view] | Frank Karsten supervises a pick |
| [view] | Team France has custom jerseys |
| [view] | The Swedes are on track to win Worlds |
| [view] | Look at Sweden |
| [view] | Would you have taken the Prophetic Bolt |
| [view] | What would Gary Wise do |
| [view] | Legacy Weapon or no asked Team Hungary |
| [view] | Wales is representin |
| [view] | The Danes go for Tribal Flames |
| [view] | Team Canada drafts |
| [view] | Defeated Champion: Tom van de Logt with a look of anguish |
| [view] | Blackwell chooses targets for one of his removal spells |
| [view] | Hegstad explains how he plans to use his Sawtooth Loon |
| [view] | Remie couldnt be happier about resolving his spell |
| [view] | Frank Karsten is pretty confident, sitting behind his army |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey |
| [view] | Frank Karsten is not happy about Eugene Harveys offense |
| [view] | Looks like Brian Hegstad has this one under control |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell frowns as Mark Rosewater corrects some playmat infractions |
| [view] | Masaya Mori attacks Peter Gysemans |
| [view] | Gert Coeckelbergh vs. Masahiko Morita |
| [view] | Sinan Bolca plays against Goro Matsuo |
| [view] | Oliver Ruel has France on his mind |
| [view] | A Koala bear sits atop an Australian flag, holding an Australian flag |
| [view] | The Dutch all agree on the Cavern Harpy |
| [view] | Brian Hegstad gives Trevor Blackwell a signal |
| [view] | Teammates all have their own ideas of how to attack this pack |
| [view] | Team Draft is more complex than individual drafting |
| [view] | The Worlds National Team Draft assembles the finest players |
| [view] | Jan Tomcani of the Slovak Republic |
| [view] | Erno Ekebom is the Lord of the Dance |
| [view] | Hovi and Oomens both played the Dutch white weenie deck |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi, nervous as he plays for the Top 8 |
| [view] | Wessel Oomens sends his Soltari Priest into the Red Zone |
| [view] | Maher vs. Okamoto |
| [view] | Jin Okamoto, APAC Champion |
| [view] | Bob Maher |
| [view] | Jon Finkel smiles |
| [view] | Finkel vs. Tomcani |
| [view] | Slovak Republics Jan Tomcani |
| [view] | Katsuhiro Mori vs. Frank Karsten |
| [view] | Frank Karsten |
| [view] | Katsuhiro Mori, for sure the Rookie of the Year |
| [view] | Roger Sorino |
| [view] | Williams goes for it, as Sorino says hold on |
| [view] | Dave Williams draws some mana from his Wall of Roots |
| [view] | Mori and Ruel play an intense near-mirror matchup |
| [view] | Katsuhiro Mori, without a hat, is forced to eat his cards |
| [view] | Frances Antoine Ruel, nearing the Top 8 |
| [view] | Santin vs. Harvey |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey, the only game in town |
| [view] | Andrea Santin of Italy |
| [view] | Gary and Ormerod play a taut game |
| [view] | John O, celebrated Englishman |
| [view] | Justin Gary thumbs his card |
| [view] | Zink vs. Zhi |
| [view] | German National Champion Daniel Zink |
| [view] | Chen Wang Zhi, the top player from China, plays in round 15 |
| [view] | Tomcani vs. Oomens |
| [view] | Dutch player Wesley Oomens is leading their push for the Team Championship |
| [view] | Jan Tomcani looks like he could sneak into the Top 8 |
| [view] | Blue-green vs. green |
| [view] | Ben Rubin thinks about what he should do with his green weenies |
| [view] | Dave Williams and his token bedecked cards |
| [view] | Disenchant |
| [view] | Sword to your Mother |
| [view] | Mori vs. Mori: Katsuhiro and Masaya |
| [view] | Jon Finkel looks a little distraught |
| [view] | The rematch of the year: Finkel vs. Maher |
| [view] | Bob Maher, Jr. is on the case |
| [view] | Brian Kibler with the Cloak, Verdant Force and Rith, the Awakener |
| [view] | Thats not just Ben Seck, thats THE Ben Seck |
| [view] | A surprise photo in side events caught everyone off guard |
| [view] | Good sportsmanship in the side events |
| [view] | Old Finkel vs. Young Finkel in a duel of Sideboard Deck Boxes |
| [view] | Faces in the crowd: Ryan Fuller |
| [view] | Benafel, Elmo and Cornelissen |
| [view] | Comer pumps the fist at his loss |
| [view] | Kamiel calculates up the damage hes taking from Benafels attack |
| [view] | The always-smug Chris Benafel |
| [view] | Bob Maher shows off his Sylvan Library/Overgrown Estate combo |
| [view] | Alan Comer, all tapped out |
| [view] | Jon Finkel passes the turn to Antoine Ruel |
| [view] | Finkel waits for his opponent |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel gives his opponent a cold stare while drawing |
| [view] | Dougherty vs. Ormerod |
| [view] | John Ormerod waits for his opponent to resolve Vampiric Tutor |
| [view] | Your Move Gamess Rob Dougherty |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi looks pretty indifferent |
| [view] | A despondent Tommi Hovi slumps as his Stompy opponent plays threat after threat |
| [view] | Ben Rubin may have something stuck in his craw |
| [view] | Selden preps to counter some spells |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel and his weenie horde |
| [view] | Brian Selden |
| [view] | Tsang vs. Finkel |
| [view] | Jon Finkel with his anti-weenie deck |
| [view] | Gab Tsang took a beating |
| [view] | Comer vs. Mori |
| [view] | Masaya Mori with his Mother of Runes |
| [view] | Oathin Alan Comer |
| [view] | Bob Maher, Sr., father of reigning Player of the Year, Bob Maher, Jr. |
| [view] | Hegstad vs. Harvey, U.S. National Team grudge match |
| [view] | Tzu-Ching Kuo |
| [view] | Jan Pieter Groenhof |
| [view] | Tzu-Ching Kuo vs. Jan Pieter Groenhof |
| [view] | Brian Hegstad shuffles up |
| [view] | Eugene Harvey reaches across the table |
| [view] | New Yorks Mikey P |
| [view] | Pustilnik vs. Pollock |
| [view] | Elijah Pollock, Canadian National Team member |
| [view] | Gallitz looks inconsolable |
| [view] | Everyones favorite Virginian, Donnie Gallitz |
| [view] | A surprised Kyle Rose |
| [view] | Johnson plays Kai Budde |
| [view] | Andrew Johnson of CMU fame |
| [view] | Kai Budde |
| [view] | Old No. 7 Jon Finkel |
| [view] | Finkel vs. Tsang, a clash of the greats |
| [view] | Gab Tsang looks a little bored |
| [view] | Ho tries to outmaneuver Jensen |
| [view] | Gunning for Rookie of the Year, Ken Ho |
| [view] | William Baby Huey Jensen is always a force at the Pro Tour |
| [view] | Tomcani vs. Humphreys |
| [view] | Jan Tomcani has been surprising everyone today |
| [view] | The always-calculating Dave Humphreys |
| [view] | Pedro Cerotti puts down some Uruguayan insurgents |
| [view] | Diligent judges guard the Irish National team |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil |
| [view] | Itadani Eisaku |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil vs. Itadani Eisaku |
| [view] | Noah Boeken studies Eugene Harveys play |
| [view] | Dutch wunderkind Noah Boeken |
| [view] | Randy Buehler smiles over his shoulder at Chris Pikula |
| [view] | U.S. National Team member Eugene Harvey |
| [view] | This guy looks shockingly like Gerrard Capashen |
| [view] | Alan Comer preps to attack |
| [view] | Budde may be the most popular contender for the championship |
| [view] | Kai Budde confronts old rival Alan Comer |
| [view] | Sam Lau shares his name with a prominent Canadian player named Sam Lau |
| [view] | Sam Lau gives Tamber a little frown |
| [view] | Tobey Tamber shows off the skills that got him here |
| [view] | Jon Finkel, sometimes known as Johnny Magic |
| [view] | Jon Finkel vs. Tom van de Logt |
| [view] | Tom van de Logt |
| [view] | Dave Humpherys shows off his four Silver Drakes |
| [view] | Everyone loves a moose - some more than others |
| [view] | Katsuhiro Mori makes a run at Rookie of the Year |
| [view] | Tobey Tamber of Taiwan looks for a solid second draft |
| [view] | Table one drafts |
| [view] | Quite a group: Comer, Johnson, Budde, Selden |
| [view] | Dave Humphreys drafts |
| [view] | The second draft |
| [view] | Davis vs. Budde |
| [view] | Kai Budde, in Magic Invitational garb, calmly dispatches his opponent |
| [view] | Brian Davis pushes right through the Red Zone |
| [view] | Montreuil vs. Tsang |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil is a little goofy |
| [view] | Gab Tsang takes a moment to think about it |
| [view] | Turian vs. Cornelissen |
| [view] | Mike Turian |
| [view] | Kamiel Cornelissen and Mark Rosewater watch an amazing play |
| [view] | Higashino vs. Ruel |
| [view] | Oliver Ruel reads his opponents card |
| [view] | Masayuki Higashino smiles |
| [view] | Chris Benafel |
| [view] | Finlands finest, Tommi Hovi |
| [view] | A confident-looking Rob Dougherty |
| [view] | Englands John Ormerod |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson is agape |
| [view] | Zvi and OMS play a complicated game |
| [view] | Sideboards own Zvi Mowshowitz studies the board |
| [view] | Steven OMahoney-Schwartz |
| [view] | Teammates John Ormerod and smiling Ben Ronaldson |
| [view] | Hovi vs. Tomcani |
| [view] | Chris Benafel faces Rob Dougherty |
| [view] | Joe Hauck and Jaime West |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson watches Guevin shuffle |
| [view] | Is Tommy Guevin still tight |
| [view] | Japanese superstar Masaya Mori |
| [view] | Masaya Mori vs. Mike Turian |
| [view] | Mike Turian examines his opponents card |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson, shocked that hes winning with such a mediocre deck |
| [view] | Captain Comer demonstrates a Maneuver |
| [view] | Great Dane or Trey Van Cleave |
| [view] | Alan Comer vs. Trey Van Cleave |
| [view] | Kastle fights back, targeting one of Luhrs creatures |
| [view] | Christian Luhrs fires up a Tribal Flames |
| [view] | Darwin Kastle, in a fit of sudden realization |
| [view] | Eivind Nitter, dressed to the nines |
| [view] | Sketchy-looking Matt V smiles |
| [view] | Bastos and Benafel build their decks |
| [view] | Jon Finkel smiles while looking over his deck |
| [view] | Times running out |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave in his first draft |
| [view] | Royce Chai is not happy about Luhrss pick |
| [view] | Tom Guevin |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson slides a card over to him |
| [view] | Justin Gary looks over his picks |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi reaches for his card |
| [view] | Selden goes for Kavu Climber |
| [view] | Leading U.S. competitor, Brian Selden |
| [view] | Quite a table - Finkel and Budde |
| [view] | What would you pick |
| [view] | Finkel vs. Vollebregt |
| [view] | Joost Vollebregt of the Netherlands |
| [view] | Jon Finkel, an American treasure |
| [view] | Tomcani vs. Wan |
| [view] | Wan sends |
| [view] | Jan Tomcani |
| [view] | Coeckelbergh sends his Blastoderm into the Red Zone |
| [view] | Good ol Gert Coeckelbergh |
| [view] | Antoine Ruel, of France |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi waits on Seldens move |
| [view] | Selden vs. Hovi |
| [view] | James Lees favorite player, Brian Selden |
| [view] | Adrian Sullivan |
| [view] | Nitter transpires some doings |
| [view] | Kai models his exciting shirt |
| [view] | Current European Champion, Eivind Nitter |
| [view] | Steve adjusts the life totals |
| [view] | Steve OMS vs. Ben Rubin |
| [view] | Rubin with a slick look |
| [view] | Hovi presents his deck for a cut |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi looks over the board |
| [view] | Dave Montreuil |
| [view] | Bingen vs. Wise |
| [view] | Ho Ho Ho Midgets, says Gary Wise |
| [view] | Everyones favorite European Sturla Bingen |
| [view] | Faces in the crowd: Lawrence Creech |
| [view] | Matt V. looks through Klausers discard pile |
| [view] | Klauser, not very happy with his hand |
| [view] | Matt Vienneau properly displays a Fire/Ice |
| [view] | Canadas National Champ, Terry Tsang |
| [view] | Terry Tsang vs. Brian Selden |
| [view] | Former World Champion Brian Selden |
| [view] | Trey Van Cleave with two Rishadan Ports and two islands |
| [view] | Liang Zhang shows off his Blastoderm |
| [view] | Van Cleave vs. Zhang |
| [view] | Bastos vs. Levy |
| [view] | Raphael Levy doesnt look convinced |
| [view] | Frederico Bastos of Portugal |
| [view] | Ben Ronaldson plays his game on a Welsh flag |
| [view] | Players line up at the DCI booth to correct their information and get cool prizes |
| [view] | Patrick Mello goes for the Red Zone |
| [view] | Ruel vs. Mello, France vs. Germany |
| [view] | Stellar Frenchman, Oliver Ruel |
| [view] | Masaya Mori announces his Fire/Ice |
| [view] | degaard |
| [view] | yvind degaard vs. Masaya Mori |
| [view] | Tsang vs. Bachmann |
| [view] | Everyones favorite old-schooler, David Bachmann |
| [view] | Gab Tsang, in control with his mighty Blastoderm |
| [view] | Adrian Sullivan adds to the stack |
| [view] | Creech gets a little proactive |
| [view] | The Creecher |
| [view] | A Magic fan shows off some tattoos |
| [view] | Flagbearers drawing all the intention |
| [view] | Magic and muscles go hand in hand |
| [view] | Yes, well, you know |
| [view] | Beastie boy, Jason Mougney |
| [view] | Adrian Sullivan poses with his magical box |
| [view] | Spectators lean over the rails to watch their favorite players |
| [view] | Zvi and Comer are lively |
| [view] | Alan Comer demonstrates his unique shuffling technique |
| [view] | Zvi checks the rafters for would-be assassins |
| [view] | A very focused David Williams |
| [view] | U.S. National Champion Trevor Blackwell sends the Blastoderm |
| [view] | Trevor Blackwell with a sly grin |
| [view] | U.S. Nationals finalist Brian Hegstad looks over his hand |
| [view] | Jon Finkel in a round 2 Feature Match |
| [view] | Emperor Dan Clegg gives the thumbs down |
| [view] | Players with a birds eye view of the Feature Match area |
| [view] | Counterrebels vs. red-black |
| [view] | Ryan Fuller studies his hand |
| [view] | Smilin Justin Gary |
| [view] | Fuller shows off his tattoo while splitting a Fact or Fiction |
| [view] | PT Tokyo finalist Tsuyoshi Fujita |
| [view] | Sideboard writer Alex Shvartsman |
| [view] | Japanese favorites: Fujita vs. Shvartsman |
| [view] | Budde used card art tokens for his Saprolings |
| [view] | Kai Budde is a favorite to win the tournament |
| [view] | Svend Geertsen smiles over his red-black lands |
| [view] | Nico Herzog gives the camera a come hither stare |
| [view] | Herzog vs. Geertsen |
| [view] | Ben Rubin calculates his next play |
| [view] | In a taut mirror match, Maher counts his islands |
| [view] | The Great One, Bob Maher |
| [view] | Fellow Finns Hovi and Walamies played a mirror match in round 1 |
| [view] | Tommi Hovi watches his Counterspell all the way to the Red Zone |
| [view] | Tomi Walamies, Finnish National Champion |
| [view] | Justin Gary expresses joy |
| [view] | My advice to you is not to cheat, said Mike Donais to Ding Yuen Leong, who was disqualified in round 1 |
