2018–19 Pro Tour Season

The 2018–19 Pro Tour season was the twenty-fourth Pro Tour season. It started on 21 September 2018 with the 2018 World Championship.
It was a transitional season, with Pro Tours changing name to Mythic Championships in 2019; the phasing-out of the Pro Points system following Grand Prix Seattle on June 23, 2019; the final World Magic Cup event; and the final Pro Tour Team Series season. The first event of the season, Pro Tour Guilds of Ravnica, did not award Mythic Points, making it an aberration as the results did not count towards Worlds.
With the introduction of Magic Arena, there were three additional Arena Mythic Championships interwoven to the four tabletop Championships in the year. While the system was designed to arrange itself into the calendar year, this plan was reversed going forward, which resulted in 17-month season alongside a partial 7-month season in 2020. The 2019 World Championship became part of that next season.
As another result of this length, there were two Hall of Fame inductions - once at Pro Tour Guilds of Ravnica for Seth Manfield and Lee Shi Tian, and once at Mythic Championship Richmond for Reid Duke.
==2018 World Championship==
21–23 September 2018 in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States.
==Grand Prix (October–November 2018)==
==Pro Tour Guilds of Ravnica==
9–11 November 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia, United States.
==Grand Prix (November–December 2018)==
==2018 World Magic Cup==
14–16 December 2018 in Barcelona, Spain.
==Grand Prix (December 2018–February 2019)==
==Mythic Championship I Cleveland==
22–24 February 2019 in Cleveland, Ohio, United States.
==Grand Prix (March 2019)==
==Mythic Invitational Boston 2019==
The Mythic Invitational Boston 2019 was an exhibition event taking place at PAX East in Boston, Massachusetts, United States on March 28–31, 2019. It featured the biggest-ever prize pool awarded in a single Magic tournament, with $1,000,000 distributed to the 64 participants, with the winner earning $250,000. The event took place entirely on Magic Arena, and invitations were extended to 30 members of the Magic Pro League, 26 select high-profile Magic streamers, and 8 top-ranked Magic Arena players.
==Grand Prix (April 2019)==
==Mythic Championship II London==
26–28 April 2019 in London, England.
==Grand Prix (May–June 2019)==
==Mythic Championship III==
June 21–23, 2019 in Mandalay Bay Convention Center at Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. Played on MTG Arena.
==Grand Prix (June-July 2019)==
==Mythic Championship IV Barcelona==
26–28 July 2019 in Barcelona, Spain.
==Grand Prix (August - September 2019)==
==Grand Prix (September - October 2019)==
Starting with GP Gent, the Grand Prix fed into the 2020 Players Tour Season.
==Mythic Championship V==
October 18–20, 2019 in Long Beach, United States. Played on MTG Arena.
==Grand Prix (October - November 2019)==
==Mythic Championship VI Richmond==
November 8–10, 2019, in Richmond, USA.
==Grand Prix (November 2019)==
==Mythic Championship VII==
December 6–8, 2019 at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California, United States. Played on MTG Arena.
==Grand Prix (December 2019)==
==References==
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