1999–00 Pro Tour Season

The 1999–00 Pro Tour season was the fifth Pro Tour season. It started on 3 September 1999 with Pro Tour Washington, D.C., and ended on 6 August 2000 with the conclusion of the 2000 World Championships.
==Pro Tour Washington, D.C.==
3–5 September 1999 in Washington, D.C., United States.
Place	Team name 	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Your Move Games	Rob Dougherty 	$30,000	24 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
1 	Your Move Games	David Humpherys 	$30,000	24 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
1 	Your Move Games	Darwin Kastle 	$30,000	24 	Fourth Pro Tour Top 8
2 	Game Empire 	Kurt Burgner 	$15,000	12 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
2 	Game Empire 	Alan Comer 	$15,000	12 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
2 	Game Empire 	Brian Selden 	$15,000	12 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
3 	Antarctica 	Jon Finkel 	$9,000 	10 	Sixth Pro Tour Top 8
3 	Antarctica 	Steven O'Mahoney-Schwartz	$9,000 	10 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
3 	Antarctica 	Daniel O'Mahoney-Schwartz	$9,000 	10 	
4 	THL 	Marc Aquino 	$7,500 	10 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
4 	THL 	Richard Jones 	$7,500 	10 	
4 	THL 	Drew McLean 	$7,500 	10 	
==Grand Prix (September 1999)==
==Pro Tour London==
15–17 October 1999 in London, Great Britain.
Place	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Kyle Rose 	$25,000	32 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
2 	Thomas Preyer 	$15,000	24 	
3 	Mike Bregoli 	$10,000	16 	
4 	Ben Rubin 	$8,000 	16 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
5 	Gunnar Refsdal	$6,500 	12 	
6 	William Jensen	$5,500 	12 	
7 	Marc Hernandez	$4,800 	12 	
8 	Darwin Kastle 	$4,300 	12 	Fifth Pro Tour Top 8
==Grand Prix (October–November 1999)==
==Pro Tour Chicago==
3–5 December 1999 in Chicago, Illinois, United States.
Place	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Bob Maher, Jr. 	$25,000	32 	
2 	Brian Davis 	$15,000	24 	Pro Tour debut
3 	Christian Lührs	$10,000	16 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
4 	Raphaël Lévy 	$8,000 	16 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
5 	Alan Comer 	$6,500 	12 	Fourth Pro Tour Top 8
6 	Dirk Baberowski	$5,500 	12 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
7 	Tony Dobson 	$4,800 	12 	
8 	Hector Fuentes 	$4,300 	12 	First Spaniard in a Pro Tour Top 8
==Grand Prix (December 1999–January 2000)==
==Pro Tour Los Angeles==
4–6 February 2000 in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Place	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Trevor Blackwell	$25,000	32 	
2 	Chris Benafel 	$15,000	24 	
3 	Kurt Burgner 	$10,000	16 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
4 	Mike Long 	$8,000 	16 	Fourth Pro Tour Top 8
5 	Erno Ekebom 	$6,500 	12 	
6 	Bruce Cowley 	$5,500 	12 	
7 	Andrew Nishioka 	$4,800 	12 	
8 	Brian Selden 	$4,300 	12 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
==Grand Prix (February–April 2000)==
==Pro Tour New York==
14–16 April 2000 in New York, United States.
Place	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Sigurd Eskeland	$25,000	32 	First Norwegian to win a Pro Tour
2 	Warren Marsh 	$15,000	24 	
3 	Ben Rubin 	$10,000	16 	Fourth Pro Tour Top 8
4 	Mattias Kettil 	$8,000 	16 	Pro Tour debut
5 	John Larkin 	$6,500 	12 	First Irishman in a Pro Tour Top 8
6 	Mike Bregoli 	$5,500 	12 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
7 	Travis Turning 	$4,800 	12 	
8 	John Hunka 	$4,300 	12 	
==Grand Prix (April–June 2000)==
==2000 World Championships==
2–6 August 2000 in Brussels, Belgium.
===Final standings===
Place	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points	Comment
1 	Jon Finkel 	$34,000	32 	Seventh Pro Tour Top 8, second Pro Tour win
2 	Bob Maher, Jr. 	$22,000	24 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
3 	Dominik Hothow 	$16,000	16 	
4 	Benedikt Klauser 	$13,000	16 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
5 	Tom van de Logt 	$11,000	12 	
6 	Helmut Summersberger	$9,500 	12 	
7 	Janosch Kühn 	$8,250 	12 	Second Pro Tour Top 8
8 	Nicolas Labarre 	$7,250 	12 	Third Pro Tour Top 8
===Team competition===
Place	Country	Player 	Prize 	Pro Points
1 	 	Jon Finkel 	$5,500	5
1 	 	Chris Benafel 	$5,500	5
1 	 	Frank Hernandez	$5,500	5
1 	 	Aaron Forsythe 	$5,500	5
2 	 	Ryan Fuller 	$3,000	4
2 	 	Murray Evans 	$3,000	4
2 	 	Gabriel Tsang 	$3,000	4
2 	 	Sam Lau 	$3,000	4
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