After the first day of the 5th international Twilight Struggle tournament in Amsterdam, Thomas Bahtsevanis, a Greek truck driver living in Belgium, is the proud leader. He defeated among others online World Champion Ziemowit Pazderski from Poland. Behind Thanos, there are several players with 3 wins: Gerlof Pielage and Daniël Hogetoorn from the Netherlands, Tasos…
On May 6/7, 2017, the annual face-2-face Twilight Struggle tournament, organized by Daniël Hogetoorn, takes place in Amsterdam. 16 participants with 12 different nationalities will compete to win the prestigious title, currently held by Tomas Tvaroh from the Czech Republic. Tomas doesn’t join this time, but there are very strong players present among whom current…
After 4 fine performances Földes Gábor succeeded in defending his title. In the final he defeated Daniël Hogetoorn, who became runner-up. The third place was for Pásti László, who successfully improved his 4th place of last year. An overview of all results can be found on the Hungarian TS Championships page on this website.
Tomorrow (October 1) the second Hungarian Twilight Struggle tournament, organized by Daniël Hogetoorn, takes place in the Board Game Cafe in Budapest. From 8:30am until 9pm, 13 (almost) Hungarians struggle for the title. I will post the results during the day on the Hungarian Championships page on my website.
After an exciting 4th season in which Bill Wycherley took the title, followed by Jedrzej Gasiorowski, Tomas Tvaroh, Ziemowit Pazderski and Jussi-Pekka Latvala, season 5 has started with some new participants and a few resignations. In the end there are still 31 participants fighting for the title!
Michael Patnik, playing in the ETSL, won this year’s Twilight Struggle Championship on the WBC in the USA. He left names like Randy Pippus, Stefan Mecay and Chris Byrd behind him. Congratulations!
For the second time in a row, Ziemowit Pazderski from Poland became online Twilight Struggle Champion. With 7 out of 8 victories (his only loss was versus Kris Wei from China), he ended on top, followed by Petr Weida from the Czech Republic, Paul Huntley from Australia and Riku Riekkinen from Finland. Ziemowit’s performance was…
