1997 Pro Tour Paris

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1997 Pro Tour Paris

 

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Pro Tour Paris
Date	11–13 April, 1997
Location	Paris, France
Attendance	Seniors: Juniors:
Format	Block Constructed (Mirage and Visions)
Prize pool	Senior: $150,000 Junior: (Scholarships)
Winner	Senior: Mike Long Junior:
Previous Pro Tour: Pro Tour Los Angeles Next Pro Tour: Pro Tour New York

The fourth Pro Tour event in the 1996-97 season, and the first to ever be held outside of the United States, was held in Paris from 11–13 April, 1997. It used the Block Constructed format which, at the time, was the first two sets from Mirage block, Mirage and Visions. The winner was American Mike Long.

Day 3

Top 8 Bracket

	Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Finals
	1
	8
	4
	5
	3
	6
	2
	7

Final Results

Place	Player	Prize	Pro Points	Comment
1	Mike Long	$26,000	30	Second Pro Tour Top 8
2	Mark Justice	$16,000	25	Third Pro Tour Top 8
3	Darwin Kastle	$9,000	20	Third Pro Tour Top 8
4	Henning Rimkus	$9,000	20
5	Sturla Bingen	$5,500	10	First Norwegian in a Pro Tour Top 8
6	Paul Ferker	$5,500	10
7	Jason Gordon	$5,500	10
8	Jason Zila	$5,500	10	Second Pro Tour Top 8