Magic: The Gathering Arena's Players Tour Finals is happening this weeekend, and 145 of the best MTG players from around the world will compete for their share of the total $250,000 prize pool and a spot at the Grand Finals later this year.
There will be three days of broadcast coverage for the MTG Arena PT Finals. From July 25 to 26, players will battle it out in 14 rounds (seven each day) for a spot in the top 8 starting at 11am CT. On Aug. 1, top 8 playoff will start at 2 pm CT.
July 25, Day one: Seven Swiss rounds with coverage beginning at 11am CT.
July 26, Day two: Seven Swiss rounds to determine the top-eight with coverage starting at 11am CT.
Aug. 1, Day three: Top-eight double-elimination playoffs starting at 2pm CT.
Only 16 will earn the right to join the Season Grand Finals. The format is Standard Constructed. The winner of the Players Tour Finals will get the $10,000 grand prize. Here's the breakdown of the prize money:
The broadcast team including coverage veterans Marshall Sutcliffe and Riley Knight. Check out the broadcast team:
Maria Bartholdi: Host
Cedric Phillips: Desk expert
Riley Knight: Reporter and host
Paul Cheon: Expert
Marshall Sutcliffe: Play-by-play
Corey Baumeister: Expert
AliasV: Play-by-play
Mani Davoudi: Expert
DeQuan Watson: Play-by-play
You can watch the Players Tour Finals at Twitch.tv/magic. Decklists of MTG Arena Players Tour Finals will be released at the start of the first round on July 25.
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