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2001 Amateur Championship Coverage
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After nine rounds of swiss, the metagame statement presented by Amateur Championships was loud and clear: permission decks rule. The Top 8 contained seven blue-based permission decks, creating a bold statement for observers who were interested to see what the post-Apocalypse Standard environment would look like. In the end, Tim Bonneville took the 2001 Amateur Championship with a black/blue/red deck designed to have an edge against other permission decks. This allowed him to breeze through the Top 8, and win Magic for life.
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Top 8 Final Standing
| 1. Tim Bonneville |
| 2. Brad Cole |
| 3. Carl Winter |
| 4. Steve Landen |
| 5. David Pan |
| 6. Dan Rodemann |
| 7. Tom Willoughby |
| 8. Chad Caudell |
(Click here for complete final standings)
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Champion |
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David Pan |
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Tim Bonneville, 2-0 |
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Tim Bonneville |
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Tim Bonneville, 2-1 |
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Tom Willoughby |
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Carl Winter, 2-0 |
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Tim Bonneville, 2-0 |
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Carl Winter |
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Dan Rodemann |
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Steve Landen, 2-0 |
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Steve Landen |
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Brad Cole, 2-1 |
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Brad Cole |
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Brad Cole, 2-0 |
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Chad Caudell |
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