Márcio Carvalho

Marcio Carvalho
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Demographics
Nickname	Kbol
Residence	Lisbon, Portugal
Nationality	Portuguese
Professional Career
Pro Tour debut	Pro Tour London 2005
Winnings	$518,170
Top Finishes	10 (0 wins)
GP top 8s	15 (3 wins)

Márcio Carvalho is a Portuguese professional Magic player.

Professional play

He was the runner-up at the 2016 World Championship, losing the final to Brian Braun-Duin. Other career highlights include six Pro Tour top eights, at Worlds 2005, PT Kuala Lumpur 2008, PT Aether Revolt, PT Dominaria, PT 25th Anniversary (with teammates Thiago Saporito and Carlos Romão, and Mythic Championship Cleveland 2019, and three Grand Prix wins. He came close to becoming the 2016–17 Player of the Year, but despite his significant lead in the race, he was overtaken by Paulo Vitor Damo da Rosa when the latter won the last Pro Tour of the year, PT Hour of Devastation. In December 2018, it was announced that Carvalho would be one of the 32 players joining the upcoming 2019 Magic Pro League. Because he finished in the Top 20, he could continue in the 2020 Season.

League play

Season	Rank
2019 Magic Pro League	4
2020 Magic Pro League	16
2020-21 Magic Pro League	7
2021–22 Rivals League	10

Accomplishments

Season	Event type	Location	Format	Date	Rank
2001–02	Grand Prix	Lisbon	Extended	19–20 January 2002	4
2005	Grand Prix	Lisbon	Limited	23–24 April 2005	1
2005	Nationals	Lisbon	Standard and Booster Draft	2005	3
2005	Grand Prix	Bilbao	Extended	19–20 November 2005	2
2005	Worlds	Yokohama	Special	30 November–4 December 2005	5
2006	Grand Prix	Athens	Limited	14–15 October 2006	3
2008	Pro Tour	Kuala Lumpur	Booster Draft	15–17 February 2008	3
2008	Nationals	Lisbon	Standard and Booster Draft	13–14 September 2008	1
2013–14	Grand Prix	Manchester	Block Constructed	31 May–1 June 2014	7
2013–14	Grand Prix	Milan	Limited	28–29 June 2014	3
2014–15	Grand Prix	Madrid	Modern	15–16 November 2014	5
2014–15	Grand Prix	Seville	Standard	14–15 February 2015	6
2014–15	Grand Prix	Liverpool	Limited	7–8 March 2015	4
2014–15	Grand Prix	Copenhagen	Modern	20–21 June 2015	3
2015–16	Grand Prix	Mexico City	Limited	30–31 January 2016	8
2016–17	Worlds	Seattle	Special	1–4 September 2016	2
2016–17	Grand Prix	London	Limited	8–9 October 2016	1
2016–17	Grand Prix	Rotterdam	Team Limited	12–13 November 2016	1
2016–17	Pro Tour	Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	3–5 February 2017	2
2016–17	Magic Online Championship	Seattle	Standard and Booster Draft	3–5 March 2017	4
2016–17	Grand Prix	Barcelona	Standard	11–12 March 2017	3
2017–18	Grand Prix	Lyon	Modern	17–18 February 2018	2
2017–18	Pro Tour	Richmond	Standard and Booster Draft	1–3 June 2018	4
2017–18	Pro Tour	Minneapolis	Team Constructed	3–5 August 2018	3
2018–19	Pro Tour Team Series	Las Vegas	Team Limited	23 September 2018	2
2018–19	Pro Tour	Cleveland	Standard and Booster Draft	22–24 February 2019	5
2018–19	Magic Online Championship	Seattle	Standard and Booster Draft	17–19 May 2019	3
2020	Worlds	Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	14-16 February 2020	2

→ Source: Wizards.com

Pro Tour Results

List of the Pro Tour results and winnings of Márcio Carvalho

Season	Pro Tour	Format	Finish	Winnings
2005	London	Booster Draft	28	$1,500
2005	Los Angeles	Extended	259
2005	Worlds (Yokohama)	Special	5	$9,500
2006	Honolulu	Standard	58	$570
2006	Prague	Booster Draft	352
2006	Worlds (Paris)	Special	25	$1,900
2007	Geneva	Booster Draft	379
2007	Valencia	Extended	222
2007	Worlds (New York)	Special	74
2008	Kuala Lumpur	Booster Draft	3	$15,000
2008	Hollywood	Standard	65	$500
2008	Berlin	Extended	18	$3,250
2008	Worlds (Memphis)	Special	45	$750
2009	Kyoto	Standard and Booster Draft	105
2009	Austin	Extended and Booster Draft	30	$1,450
2009	Worlds (Rome)	Special	45	$750
2010	Amsterdam	Extended and Booster Draft	20	$2,800
2011	Paris	Standard and Booster Draft	45	$750
2012	Dark Ascension in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	371
2013–14	Theros in Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	405
2013–14	Magic 2015 in Portland	Standard and Booster Draft	54	$1,000
2014–15	Khans of Tarkir in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	27	$1,500
2014–15	Fate Reforged in Washington, D.C.	Modern and Booster Draft	233
2014–15	Dragons of Tarkir in Brussels	Standard and Booster Draft	65	$1,000
2014–15	Magic Origins in Vancouver	Standard and Booster Draft	92
2015–16	Battle for Zendikar in Milwaukee	Standard and Booster Draft	76
2015–16	Oath of the Gatewatch in Atlanta	Modern and Booster Draft	213
2015–16	Shadows over Innistrad in Madrid	Standard and Booster Draft	15	$5,000
2015–16	Eldritch Moon in Sydney	Standard and Booster Draft	142
2016–17	Kaladesh in Honolulu	Standard and Booster Draft	92
2016–17	Aether Revolt in Dublin	Standard and Booster Draft	2	$20,000
2016–17	Amonkhet in Nashville	Standard and Booster Draft	353
2016–17	Hour of Devastation in Kyoto	Standard and Booster Draft	255
2017–18	Ixalan in Albuquerque	Standard and Booster Draft	75
2017–18	Rivals of Ixalan in Bilbao	Modern and Booster Draft	130
2017–18	Dominaria in Richmond	Standard and Booster Draft	4	$12,500
2017–18	25th Anniversary in Minneapolis	Team Constructed	3	$15,000
2018–19	Guilds of Ravnica in Atlanta	Standard and Booster Draft	75
2018–19	Mythic Championship Cleveland 2019	Standard and Booster Draft	5	$10,000

→ Source: Wizards.com

Controversy

Carvalho was disqualified at Grand Prix Rotterdam 2009 for peeking, and was subsequently suspended from the game for six months. He later received a controversial disqualification at the 2014 World Magic Cup for intentionally presenting an illegal deck.

External links

• Lifetime Top Finishes
• Lifetime Grand Prix Top 8s
• Top 200 All-Time Money Leaders
• Marcio Carvalho's Twitch channel