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Argentina
National Championships
Years held: 1997 to 2011
2017 & 2018

National Championship tournaments were held annually in Argentina from 1997 through to 2011, then again in 2017 and 2018.[1][2] The winner of these events was named Argentinian Champion and headed the national team at that years' World Championship.

Between 2012 and 2016, the title Argentinian Champion was instead given to the Argentinian player with the highest amount of Pro Points in a particular Pro Tour season.

National Championships (1997 to 2011)

National team members for the World Championships, where known, are in marked in bold.

  • Between 1997 and 2000, and in 2007, teams had 4 players.[3]
  • Between 2001 and 2006, and 2008 to 2011 teams, consisted of three players. The two losing semi-finalists would play off for 3rd place. 4th place still received an invitation as an Alternate. (Italicised)

Invitations could be formally declined and would be offered in turn to the next player in the standings.

Note: An asterisk (*) after a player's name indicates their exact placing is unknown.

1997 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date:
Formats: Standard and Draft
Attendance: 24 (32 qualified)

1-1. ARG flag Pablo Mántaras
2-2. ARG flag Diego Rivas
3-4. ARG flag Alejandro Gimena
3-4. DEU flag Gero Maier
5-8. BRA flag Douglas Maioli
5-8. ARG flag
5-8. ARG flag
5-8. ARG flag

Sources[4][5][6]  

1998 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1-1. BRA flag Douglas Maioli
2-2. ARG flag
3-4. DEU flag Gero Maier
3-4. ARG flag
5-8. ARG flag Ricardo Buccolo*
5-8. ARG flag Ezequiel Do Rego*
5-8. ARG flag
5-8. ARG flag

Sources[6][7][8][9]  

1999 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date:
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. BRA flag Douglas Maioli
2. ARG flag Alejo Zagalsky
3. ARG flag Pablo Huerta
4. ARG flag Gustavo Del Gerbo Actis
5. ARG flag Martin Peira
6. ARG flag Pablo Mantaras
7. ARG flag Adrian Saredo
8. ARG flag Luis Neiman

Sources[6][7][10]  

2000 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag Andrés Moro
2. ARG flag José Barbero*
3. ARG flag Nicolas Enjamio*
4. ARG flag Diego Ostrovich*
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Sources[7][11]  

2001 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: May 19-20, 2001
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag Diego Ostrovich
2. ARG flag Emiliano Onorati*
3. ARG flag Matias Bollatti*
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Sources[7][12]  

2002 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: May 10-11, 2002
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag Diego Ostrovich
2. ARG flag Gabriel Caligaris*
3. ARG flag Gabriel Michelena*
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Sources[7][13]  

2003 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: June 21-22, 2003
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance: 127 (152 qualified)

1. ARG flag José Barbero
2. ARG flag Ariel Nagy
3. ARG flag Matías Gabrenja
4. ARG flag Matías Bollati
5. ARG flag Sebastian Rakier
6. ARG flag Lucas Ramirez
7. ARG flag Jose Gutierrez
8. ARG flag Juan Pablo Dailoff

Sources[14][15][16][17]  

2004 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: June 19-20, 2004
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag Mauro Kina
2. ARG flag Lucas Ramirez
3. ARG flag Matias Bollati
4. ARG flag Miguel Rafael
5. ARG flag Ernesto Mingorance*
6. ARG flag Martin Miguez*
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag Pedro de Diego

Sources[18][19][20][21]  

2005 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: August 20-21, 2005
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: unknown (151 qualified)

1. ARG flag Victor Villanueva
2. ARG flag Pedro de Diego
3. ARG flag Ariel Russo
4. ARG flag Dan Brunello
5. ARG flag Santiago Guzzetti
6. ARG flag Diego Ostrovich
7. ARG flag Jose Gutierrez
8. ARG flag Gonzalo Ferrari Spampinato

Sources[22][23][24]  

2006 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: August 19-20, 2006
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 93

1. ARG flag Leonardo Calcagno
2. ARG flag Gonzalo Ferrari Spampinato
3. ARG flag Pedro de Diego
4. ARG flag Agustin Seratti
5. ARG flag Joaquin Alvarez Rivera
6. ARG flag Santiago Guzzetti
7. ARG flag Adrian Saredo
8. ARG flag Matias Bollati

Sources[25][26][27]  

2007 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: August 18-19, 2007
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 88

1. ARG flag Nicolas Kohan
2. ARG flag Adrian Saredo
3. ARG flag Matías Chiappe
4. ARG flag Juan Pablo Alcalde
5. ARG flag Andres Monsalve
6. ARG flag Martin Quiroga
7. ARG flag Jose Fernandez
8. ARG flag Ariel Russo

Sources[9][28][29][30]  

2008 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: September 5-6, 2008
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag Adrian Saredo
2. ARG flag Matias Rodriguez
3. ARG flag Joaquin Alvarez Rivera
4. ARG flag Santiago Guzzetti
5. ARG flag Sebastián Pozzo
6. ARG flag Gonzalo Ferrari Spampinato
7. ARG flag Damian Buckley
8. ARG flag Pablo Olejavetzsky

Sources[9][31][32][33][34]  

2009 National Championship

Location: Buenos Aires
Date: August 8-9, 2009
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 92

1. ARG flag Alejo Zagalsky
2. ARG flag Fernando Orge
3. ARG flag Damian Buckley
4. ARG flag Esteban Moschini
5. ARG flag Gonzalo Ferrari Spampinato
6. ARG flag Pablo Olejavetzsky
7. ARG flag Matias Rodriguez
8. ARG flag Sebastián Pozzo

Sources[35][36][37][38]  

2010 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag
2. ARG flag
3. ARG flag
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Sources[39][40]  

2011 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag
2. ARG flag
3. ARG flag
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Sources[41][42]  

[43]

World Magic Cup (2012 to 2016)

Year Pro Points Champion Qualifier 1 Qualifier 2 Qualifier 3
2012[44]
2013[45]
2014[46]
2015[47]
2016[48]

National Championships (2017 and 2018)

2017 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag
2. ARG flag
3. ARG flag
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Pro Points Champion:
[49][50]  

2018 National Championship

Location:
Date:
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. ARG flag
2. ARG flag
3. ARG flag
4. ARG flag
5. ARG flag
6. ARG flag
7. ARG flag
8. ARG flag

Pro Points Champion:
[51][52]  

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