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{{Infobox player|
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| name = Carlos Romão
| nickname = Jaba
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| image = Carlos Romao MPL.jpg
| birth_date = June 29, 1982
| birth_date = June 29, 1982
| residence = São Paulo, Brazil
| residence = São Paulo, Brazil
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| debut = Pro Tour New York 1999
| debut = Pro Tour New York 1999
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'''Carlos Eduardo Romão''' is a Brazilian professional ''Magic'' player and former World Champion.


'''Carlos Eduardo Romão''' is a Brazilian professional player and former world champion. He became the first South American to win a [[Pro Tour]] by winning the 2002 [[Worlds|World Championships]]. In 2010, he won the [[Magic Online]] World Championships (currently known as the Magic Online Championship), making him the only player to have won both events. After a four-year absence from the professional scene, he returned in 2016 to win two Grand Prix events and finish second at [[Pro Tour Kaladesh|Pro Tour ''Kaladesh'']].
==Professional play==
He became the first South American to win a [[Pro Tour]] by winning the 2002 [[Worlds|World Championships]]. In 2010, he won the [[Magic Online]] World Championships (currently known as the Magic Online Championship), making him the only player to have won both events. After a four-year absence from the professional scene, he returned in 2016 to win two Grand Prix events and finish second at [[Pro Tour Kaladesh|Pro Tour ''Kaladesh'']]. In 2018, he placed third at [[Pro Tour 25th Anniversary]] with teammates [[Marcio Carvalho]] and [[Thiago Saporito]], and in December 2018, it was announced that Romão would be one of the 32 players joining the upcoming 2019 [[Magic Pro League]]. Finishing in the Top 20, he could continue in the [[2020 Magic Pro League|2020 Season]].


===Accomplishments===
==League play==
{| class="wikitable sortable" 
!Season
!Rank
|-
|[[2019 Magic Pro League]]
|17
|-
|[[2020 Magic Pro League]]
|21
|-
|[[2020-21 Magic Pro League]]
|17
|-
|[[2021–22 Rivals League]]
|40
|}
 
==Accomplishments==
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|d = 3–5 August 2018
|l = Minneapolis
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|s = 2018–19
|d = 23 September 2018
|l = Las Vegas
|et= ts
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===Pro Tour Results===
==Pro Tour Results==
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{{PTsPlayedTable|{{PTTable 18-3}}|216|}}
{{PTsPlayedTable|{{PTTable 18-3}}|216|}}
{{PTsPlayedTable|{{PTTable 18-4}}|3|$15,000}}
{{PTsPlayedTable|{{PTTable 19-1}}|255|}}
{{PTsPlayedTable|{{PTTable 19-2}}|115|$750}}
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==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Carlos Romao.PNG|[[Pro Tour]] card
</gallery>
==External links==
==External links==
{{Pro Player external links}}
{{Pro Player external links}}
[[Category:Magic players|Romão, Carlos]]
*[https://www.twitch.tv/cadu_romao Carlos Romão's Twitch channel]
[[Category:Magic World Champions|Romão, Carlos]]
*{{DailyRef|competitive-gaming/romão-playing-his-own-tune-2019-03-14|Romão Playing To His Own Tune|[[Corbin Hosler]]|March 14, 2019}}
[[Category:Brazilian professional Magic players‎|Romão, Carlos]]
[[Category:Pro Tour champions|Romão, Carlos]]

Latest revision as of 05:10, 2 June 2022

Carlos Romão
[[File:{{#setmainimage:Carlos Romao MPL.jpg}}|250px]]
Demographics
Nickname Jaba
Born June 29, 1982
Residence São Paulo, Brazil
Nationality {BRA} Brazilian
Professional Career
Pro Tour debut Pro Tour New York 1999
Top Finishes 3 (1 win)
GP top 8s 11 (5 wins)
Awards
World Champion
PT Champion

Carlos Eduardo Romão is a Brazilian professional Magic player and former World Champion.

Professional play

He became the first South American to win a Pro Tour by winning the 2002 World Championships. In 2010, he won the Magic Online World Championships (currently known as the Magic Online Championship), making him the only player to have won both events. After a four-year absence from the professional scene, he returned in 2016 to win two Grand Prix events and finish second at Pro Tour Kaladesh. In 2018, he placed third at Pro Tour 25th Anniversary with teammates Marcio Carvalho and Thiago Saporito, and in December 2018, it was announced that Romão would be one of the 32 players joining the upcoming 2019 Magic Pro League. Finishing in the Top 20, he could continue in the 2020 Season.

League play

Season Rank
2019 Magic Pro League 17
2020 Magic Pro League 21
2020-21 Magic Pro League 17
2021–22 Rivals League 40

Accomplishments

Season Event type Location Format Date Rank
1999–00 Grand Prix São Paulo Limited 6–7 November 1999 5
1999–00 Latin American Championship Santiago Standard and Booster Draft 23–25 June 2000 4
2000–01 Grand Prix Rio de Janeiro Limited 10–11 March 2001 1
2001–02 Nationals Brazil Standard and Booster Draft 2002 5–8
2001–02 Worlds Sydney Special 14–18 August 2002 1
2002–03 Grand Prix Sevilla Limited 22–23 February 2003 2
2002–03 Nationals Brazil Standard and Booster Draft 2003 2
2002–03 Grand Prix Amsterdam Team Limited 7–8 June 2003 1
2006 Nationals Brazil Standard and Booster Draft 2006 3
2006 Grand Prix Phoenix Limited 2–3 September 2006 1
2008 Grand Prix Kansas City Limited 18–19 October 2008 2
2009 Nationals São Paulo Standard and Booster Draft 25–26 July 2009 2
2010 Grand Prix Washington, D.C. Standard 22–23 May 2010 8
2010 Magic Online Championship Chiba Special 9–12 December 2010 1
2015–16 Grand Prix São Paulo Team Limited 2–3 July 2016 1
2016–17 Grand Prix Atlanta Limited 8–9 October 2016 1
2016–17 Pro Tour Honolulu Standard and Booster Draft 14–16 October 2016 2
2017–18 Grand Prix São Paulo Modern 12–13 August 2017 5
2017–18 Nationals São Paulo Standard and Booster Draft 14–15 October 2017 1
2017–18 Grand Prix Santiago Team Limited 10–11 March 2018 3
2017–18 Pro Tour Minneapolis Team Constructed 3–5 August 2018 3
2018–19 Unknown Las Vegas Team Limited 23 September 2018 2

→ Source: Wizards.com

Pro Tour Results

List of the Pro Tour results and winnings of Carlos Romão
Season Pro Tour Format Finish Winnings
1998–99 New York Block Constructed 264
1999–00 Los Angeles Booster Draft 109
1999–00 New York Block Constructed 201
1999–00 Worlds (Brussels) Special 104
2000–01 Barcelona Booster Draft 242
2001–02 New York Team Limited 138
2001–02 San Diego Rochester Draft 180
2001–02 Worlds (Sydney) Special 1 $35,000
2002–03 Boston Team Limited 109
2002–03 Houston Extended 85
2002–03 Chicago Rochester Draft 178
2002–03 Venice Block Constructed 237
2002–03 Yokohama Booster Draft 201
2002–03 Worlds (Berlin) Special 11 $5,000
2003–04 Boston Team Limited 31
2003–04 New Orleans Extended 124
2003–04 Amsterdam Rochester Draft 125
2003–04 Kobe Block Constructed 120
2003–04 San Diego Booster Draft 63 $510
2003–04 Seattle Team Limited 17 $700
2003–04 Worlds (San Francisco) Special 275
2005 Los Angeles Extended 69
2005 Worlds (Yokohama) Special 24 $1,900
2006 Charleston Team Constructed 121
2006 Kobe Booster Draft 100
2006 Worlds (Paris) Special 69 $460
2007 Geneva Booster Draft 107
2007 Yokohama Block Constructed 29 $1,500
2007 San Diego Two-Headed Giant Booster Draft 30 $500
2007 Valencia Extended 313
2007 Worlds (New York) Special 228
2008 Kuala Lumpur Booster Draft 84
2008 Hollywood Standard 119
2008 Berlin Extended 366
2008 Worlds (Memphis) Special 292
2009 Austin Extended and Booster Draft 61 $540
2009 Worlds (Rome) Special 77
2010 San Diego Standard and Booster Draft 165
2010 San Juan Block Constructed and Booster Draft 332
2010 Amsterdam Extended and Booster Draft 394
2010 Worlds (Chiba) Special 140
2011 Paris Standard and Booster Draft 146
2012 Dark Ascension in Honolulu Standard and Booster Draft 73 $1,000
2016–17 Kaladesh in Honolulu Standard and Booster Draft 2 $20,000
2016–17 Aether Revolt in Dublin Standard and Booster Draft 379
2016–17 Amonkhet in Nashville Standard and Booster Draft 264
2016–17 Hour of Devastation in Kyoto Standard and Booster Draft 294
2017–18 Ixalan in Albuquerque Standard and Booster Draft 199
2017–18 Rivals of Ixalan in Bilbao Modern and Booster Draft 23 $3,000
2017–18 Dominaria in Richmond Standard and Booster Draft 216
2017–18 25th Anniversary in Minneapolis Team Constructed 3 $15,000
2018–19 Guilds of Ravnica in Atlanta Standard and Booster Draft 255
2018–19 Mythic Championship Cleveland 2019 Standard and Booster Draft 115 $750

→ Source: Wizards.com

Gallery

External links

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