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7TH BRITISH OPEN TABLE TANTRIX CHAMPIONSHIP (2008) |
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|  TOURNAMENT HOME PAGE
5 - 6 April 2008
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skweeki (ENG)
Rob Morton ITM* |
The 7th British Open was being held at City University in central London over the weekend of 5-6 April 2008.
This year's event consisted of a single all-play-all tournament played over both days and it was won by Knaresborough's Rob Morton ITM TTM, who became the first player ever to have won three table tournament Open titles! Mauro Lazzara of Angola was the first African representative ever to win a table Tantrix medal, finishing 2nd, while Ben Polman ITM from the Netherlands finished 3rd.
The Rising Stars competition was won by Petra Wark from the Netherlands, with Barbara Kocsis from Hungary 2nd and Igor Wilk from Poland 3rd.
A full report (with pictures) on an exciting weekend's play can be found here. 70+ additional pics from Barbara Kocsis can be seen here.
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Runner-Up
Soqquadro (ANG)
Mauro Lazzara |
Third
benopi (NED)
Ben Polman ITM |
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Entries for this tournament have now closed
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| The 18 entrants for this tournament come from the following 10 Countries/States: |
ENG (5) |
FRA (3) |
NED (2) |
GBR (2) |
SCO (1) |
POL (1) |
USA (1) |
HUN (1) |
ANG (1) |
NIR (1) |
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THE DRAW, RESULTS and PLAYER DETAILS
Phase 1 Group Summary
LIST OF ENTRANTS:
by LOCATION order
by SEED order
Tournament FORUM - previews, reports, polls, etc
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TOURNAMENT RULES & CONTROLLERS
Summary tournament rules
FULL TOURNAMENT RULES
*TIEBREAKS*
'Decisive victory' rule - applies to KO Phase (knockout) ONLY
NB. the full rules and the 'decisive victory' rule in English will always take precedence if other versions differ
The controller for this tournament is Steven Trezise
TANTRIX TOURNAMENTS HOME PAGE (UK)
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Boring but important ...
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