- Follow this link to view the 2025 AMP Rankings and Kai Budde Player of the Year standings!
- As a reminder, the top 32 players in Adjusted Match Points (AMP), who aren’t otherwise qualified for Worlds, receive an at-large invite to the World Championships later this year. If there’s a tie, everyone who would be in 32nd place will receive an invite.
- UPDATE: The decklists are live for the constructed rounds.
- The official coverage of Pro Tours is typically about an hour behind what’s happening live, which can make it difficult to follow a player you want to support without getting spoiled on the games currently happening on Twitch. To help people stay as engaged and spoiler-free as possible, while still allowing them to view decklists and check the standings for their favorite players, I’m going to be posting round-by-round standings that will only update when coverage has made it clear they’ve finished with the current round.
- I’ll be putting the link on Blue Sky and Twitter as it’s updated, but you can always find it here as well throughout the weekend. In addition to the standings, the above Google Sheet will contain links to each of the players’ decklists as soon as they go live on Melee. If you navigate to the “2025 AMP” tab on the Google Sheet, you’ll be able to view each player’s Adjusted Match Points (AMP) as the tournament goes along as well. Yuta Takahashi, for example, only needs 6 AMP to qualify for PT: EOE later this year, which he can do by reaching 5 wins today.
- This same Google Sheet tracks the Kai Budde Player of the Year race as well, although you’ll want to check that after the weekend is over, as most of the moving on that list happens once all the dust has settled. With only one PT in the books so far this year, it’s probably unsurprising that PT: DFT winner Matt Nass currently leads the race. Check back Sunday night to see if he can hold on!
MTG_Scribe’s Spoiler Free Pro Tour: Final Fantasy Standings
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