[view] Goodbye from Singapore!
[view] Mountain Hung and his excellent and diligent judging staff
[view] Photographer Alex Tinsman
[view] Head Judge Mountain Hung
[view] Champion, Sam Lau
[view] Runner Up Jonathan Chan
[view] Semifinalist, Tzu-Chang Kuo
[view] Semifinalist, Masuyuki Higashino
[view] The Top 4
[view] Runner up, Jonathan Chan
[view] They can't BELIEVE it!
[view] The game-ending handshake
[view] Can you BELIEVE it?
[view] Sam Lau cannot BELIEVE it!
[view] Jonathan Chan
[view] The story of the match - Trix vs. Ponza
[view] A happy, happy Sam Lau
[view] Tzu-Ching Kuo, of Taiwan
[view] Wong Consults
[view] Nick Wong finally hit the wall, losing a close one
[view] 1700 Flag winners are announced and awarded
[view] Trophies. Trophies!
[view] The scorekeeping station
[view] Head Judge Mountain Hung presides over a rules situation
[view] The main stage, featuring Chris Zantides, Alex Tinsman and Some Jerk
[view] Judge Certifier Chris Zantides
[view] Chris Zantides ejects Nick Wong's duck from the tournament. There were allegations of failure to agree upon reality
[view] Ang Jun Yang had a tough time with Law's Trix deck
[view] Albertus Law, of Singapore, plays a round 12 Feature Match
[view] Dueling Necros
[view] DURESS! The word of the tournament
[view] Pong sets out his hand for a Duress. Lau chooses the Force of Will
[view] Sam Lau, with the combo in a bad place
[view] Robin Pong vs. Sam Lau
[view] It's a rough country, without any of the creature comforts Americans are used to
[view] Guest scorekeeper A Dragonfly
[view] Singapore's Derrick Yeo
[view] Consult for Firestorm
[view] Masayuki does the math
[view] Higashino has two wrecking balls - an Unholy Strengthed Black Knight and Necropotence
[view] Derrick Yeo was fighting an uphill battle all match
[view] Derrick Yeo and Masayuki Higashino shake hands
[view] Taiwan's Tobey Tamber is piloting a Stompy deck
[view] Happy players gunsling against Research and Development member Henry Stern
[view] Random.Americans. Seattle's Team 25:17
[view] Chai has an amazing Trix hand
[view] Cool character Komiya Tadayoshi
[view] Top ranked Singaporean player Chai Royce
[view] After a Brainstorm, Komiya Tadayoshi has nothing to discard - all Victual Slivers and land
[view] Head Judge Mountain Hung mediates a rules dispute
[view] Nick Wong and his Lucky Ducky
[view] Scorekeeper Adrian Teh trains others to use the high tech scorekeeping system
[view] Even little judges have to take the test
[view] Cupcakes on a Spike Weaver? Only in Magic
[view] Satoshi's lucky salamander
[view] Satoshi needs to mise
[view] DURESS!
[view] Satoshi Nakamura may or may not be wearing pants
[view] Fujita, like most pro players, pile shuffles before his match
[view] Tsuyoshi Fujita plays against Satoshi Nakamura
[view] Satoshi chose to wear a rather subdued hat
[view] Tsuyoshi Fujita is not at all pleased with his opponent's play
[view] Japan's Satoshi Nakamura
[view] Fujita has a tough decision - Demonic Consultation, Unholy Strength, Duress or Carnophage
[view] The GP is being held inside a huge mall - crowds of people on four levels watch the coverage
[view] The view from the top
[view] Bob Maher, Jr. presides over GP Singapore
[view] Leong plays a Winter Orb, shutting down Cursed Scroll
[view] Koon uses a Seal of Fire on Felix's Jackal Pup. Take two!
[view] Koon Ming Ng plays the Sligh vs. Sligh matchup
[view] Felix Leong plays in his round 2 feature match
[view] Crowds of people watch the feature matches
[view] Khim Wai Woon is playing a tough matchup against 10-land green
[view] Chandra Purnawan plays at the feature match in round 1
[view] Daniel Tan is a determined youngster - he's playing mono-blue
[view] Trading was rampant before the tournament
[view] The cutest judge in the whole wide world, Qiu Zhixiong
[view] Players register their decks
[view] Apparently, they have buried treasure in Singapore, too.
[view] Though most of the architecture is Western, Eastern influences can be found all over
[view] Downtown Singapore
