Wholers Adilson de Oliveira GP Paris (27–28 November) Format: Rochester Draft Attendance: 1594 Wilco Pinkster Bastien Perez Wessel Oomens Raphael Lévy Giuseppe Reale Arnost Zidek Stephan Meyer Jean-Baptiste Gouesse GP Chicago (18–19 December) Format: Team Limited Attendance: 474 (158 teams) 1. :B Timothy Aten Gadiel Szleifer John Pelcak 2. Gindy's Sister's Fan Club Adam Chambers Zach Parker Charles Gindy 3. The Max Fischer Players Igor Frayman Joshua Ravitz Chris Pikula 4. Voracious Cobra Bob Allbright Mike Hron Paul Artl GP Osaka (8–9 January) Format: Team Limited Attendance: 480 (160 teams) 1. P.S.2 Masashiro Kuroda Katsuhiro Mori Masahiko Morita 2. FireBall.Pros Jin Okamoto Tsuyoshi Ikeda Itaru Ishida 3. Gatas Brilhantes Ichiro Shimura Shu Komuro Tomohide Sasagawa 4. One Spin Tomohiro Kaji Kenji Tsumura Tomoharu Saitou Pro Tour – Nagoya (28–30 January 2005) Pro Tour Nagoya was the last Pro Tour employing the Rochester Draft format. Shu Komuro from Japan defeated Anton Jonsson in the finals to win the tournament. Tournament data Prize pool: $200,130 Players: 236 Format: Rochester Draft (Champions of Kamigawa) Head Judge: Collin Jackson Top 8 Final standings Pro Player of the year standings Grand Prixs – Boston, Eindhoven, Seattle GP Boston (5–6 February) Format: Extended Attendance: 699 Masashi Oiso Lucas Glavin Keith McLaughlin Benjamin Dempsey Osyp Lebedowicz Masahiko Morita Anthony Impellizzierei Daniel O'Mahoney-Schwartz GP Eindhoven (26–27 February) Format: Extended Attendance: 1012 Sebastien Roux Rogier Maaten Xuan-Phi Nguyen Tobias Radloff Kamiel Cornelissen Michael Leicht Petr Nahodil Bas Postema GP Seattle (5–6 March) Format: Extended Attendance: 390 Ernie Marchesano Taylor Putnam Shuhei Nakamura Max McCall Grant Struck John Ripley Tsuyoshi Fujita Ryan Cimera Pro Tour – Atlanta (11–13 March 2005) The Canadian French cooperation team "Nova" won Pro Tour Atlanta, defeating the American team "We Add" in the final. "Nova" consisted of Gabriel Tsang, David Rood, and Gabriel Nassif. For Nassif it was the first Pro Tour victory after five previous final day appearances including three second places. Atlanta was the last Pro Tour using the three-person team Limited format, although it was still used for the team competition at the World Championship that year and the next. Tournament data Players: 357 (119 teams) Prize Pool: $200,100 Format: Team Kamigawa Block Sealed (Champions of Kamigawa, Betrayers of Kamigawa) – first day, Team Kamigawa Block Rochester Draft (Champions of Kamigawa-Betrayers of Kamigawa) – final two days Head Judge: Sheldon Menery Top 4 Final standings Pro Player of the year standings Grand