Andrew Cuneo

Andrew Cuneo
Demographics
Nickname	Gainsay
Born	May 23, 1975
Residence	Philadelphia, United States
Nationality
Professional Career
Pro Tour debut	Pro Tour Paris 1997
Top Finishes	2 (0 wins)
GP top 8s	7 (1 win)

Andrew Cuneo is an American professional player. A member of team CMU in the late 90s alongside players like Randy Buehler, Mike Turian, and Erik Lauer, Cuneo later came into prominence as a member of Car Acrobatic Team, with whom he finished in the top eight of two Pro Tours. Cuneo is also known as an important deckbuilder, in particular when it comes to Control decks; he is largely attributed to the invention of Draw-Go-decks.

Accomplishments

Season	Event type	Location	Format	Date	Rank
2000–01	Pro Tour	New York	Team Limited	29 September–1 October 2000	2
2000–01	Masters	Tokyo	Team Limited	15–18 March 2000	4
2001–02	Pro Tour	New York	Team Limited	7–9 September 2001	4
2011	Magic Online Championship	San Francisco	Special	17–20 November 2011	3
2012	Grand Prix	Lincoln	Modern	18–19 February 2012	2
2013–14	Grand Prix	Washington, D.C.	Legacy	16–17 September 2013	6
2014–15	Grand Prix	Cleveland	Limited	14–15 March 2015	4
2015–16	Grand Prix	Houston	Standard	27–28 February 2016	2
2016–17	Grand Prix	Mexico City	Team Limited	8–9 April 2017	1
2016–17	Grand Prix	Las Vegas	Limited	16–17 June 2017	7
2016–17	Grand Prix	Toronto	Limited	22–23 July 2017	5

→ Source: Wizards.com

Pro Tour Results

List of the Pro Tour results and winnings of Andrew Cuneo

Season	Pro Tour	Format	Finish	Winnings
1996–97	Paris	Block Constructed	73
1998–99	Chicago	Booster Draft	236
1998–99	New York	Block Constructed	100
2000–01	New York	Team Limited	2	$10,000
2000–01	Chicago	Standard	274
2000–01	Los Angeles	Rochester Draft	179
2001–02	New York	Team Limited	4	$5,000
2001–02	New Orleans	Extended	35	$1,100
2001–02	Osaka	Block Constructed	121
2002–03	Boston	Team Limited	110
2002–03	Worlds (Berlin)	Special	42	$825
2003–04	New Orleans	Extended	27	$1,600
2003–04	Amsterdam	Rochester Draft	36	$1,050
2003–04	San Diego	Booster Draft	29	$1,400
2003–04	Seattle	Team Limited	11	$1,400
2007	Worlds (New York)	Special	331
2011	Worlds (San Francisco)	Special	10	$6,500
2012	Dark Ascension in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	75	$1,000
2012	Avacyn Restored in Barcelona	Block Constructed and Booster Draft	84
2012–13	Return to Ravnica in Seattle	Modern and Booster Draft	342
2012–13	Gatecrash in Montreal	Standard and Booster Draft	158
2012–13	Dragon's Maze in San Diego	Block Constructed and Booster Draft	174
2013–14	Theros in Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	111
2013–14	Born of the Gods in Valencia	Modern and Booster Draft	20	$2,500
2013–14	Journey into Nyx in Atlanta	Block Constructed and Booster Draft	20	$2,500
2013–14	Magic 2015 in Portland	Standard and Booster Draft	53	$1,000
2014–15	Khans of Tarkir in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	16	$5,000
2014–15	Fate Reforged in Washington, D.C.	Modern and Booster Draft	24	$2,500
2014–15	Dragons of Tarkir in Brussels	Standard and Booster Draft	45	$1,500
2014–15	Magic Origins in Vancouver	Standard and Booster Draft	23	$2,500
2015–16	Battle for Zendikar in Milwaukee	Standard and Booster Draft	96
2015–16	Oath of the Gatewatch in Atlanta	Modern and Booster Draft	59	$1,000
2015–16	Shadows over Innistrad in Madrid	Standard and Booster Draft	361
2015–16	Eldritch Moon in Sydney	Standard and Booster Draft	80
2016–17	Kaladesh in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	279
2016–17	Aether Revolt in Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	125
2016–17	Amonkhet in Nashville	Standard and Booster Draft	354
2016–17	Hour of Devastation in Kyoto	Standard and Booster Draft	388

→ Source: Wizards.com

External links

• Lifetime Top Finishes
• Lifetime Grand Prix Top 8s
• Top 200 All-Time Money Leaders