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A tournament series comes to Europe

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The Star City Games Open series has been enormously successful in the United States. SCG events continue to grow and expand, and these days players have the option to go to one nearly every weekend if there isn't a Grand Prix in the area.

It's become a huge part of the competitive ecosystem here, and it seems Europe may not be far behind.

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MagicCardMarket is akin to TCGPlayer in Europe, and the organization announced today plans to begin its own tournament circuit in Europe. This is a really cool development and great news for those not-quite-pros in Europe.

You can read the full announcement, complete with tournament details, here.

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Corbin Hosler

Corbin Hosler is a journalist living in Norman, Oklahoma (also known as the hotbed of Magic). He started playing in Shadowmoor and chased the Pro Tour dream for a few years, culminating in a Star City Games Legacy Open finals appearance in 2011 before deciding to turn to trading and speculation full-time. He writes weekly at QuietSpeculation.com and biweekly for LegitMTG. He also cohosts Brainstorm Brewery, the only financial podcast on the net. He can best be reached @Chosler88 on Twitter.

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4 thoughts on “A tournament series comes to Europe

  1. Vouchers may help with the complicated tax situation -besides, if the winner reads this site, he or she should be able to take a few profitable positions 🙂

  2. Think the prize structure is because Europe is not yet federated. Even though the EU zone has a lot of directives (laws) in common, there are still a lot of differences, especially when it comes to the economy/taxes (as seen with how Greece made mess of theirs)

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