Othello News
  • Home
  • News 2010 - 2017
    • Archive 2017 >
      • january 2017
      • february 2017
      • april 2017
      • march 2017
      • may 2017
      • july 2017
      • Archive 2016 >
        • january 2016
        • february 2016
        • march 2016
        • april 2016
        • may 2016
        • july 2016
        • june 2016
        • august 2016
        • september 2016
        • october 2016
        • november 2016
        • december 2016
      • june 2017
      • august 2017
      • september 2017
    • Archive 2015 >
      • january 2015
      • february 2015
      • march 2015
      • april 2015
      • may 2015
      • june 2015
      • july 2015
      • august 2015
      • september 2015
      • october 2015
      • november 2015
      • december 2015
    • Archive 2014 >
      • january 2014 >
        • OWC 2014 >
          • Interviews
      • february 2014
      • march 2014
      • april 2014
      • may 2014
      • june 2014
      • july 2014
      • august 2014
      • september 2014
      • october 2014
      • november 2014
      • december 2014
    • Archive 2013 >
      • january 2013 >
        • OWC >
          • OWC 2013 Results
          • OWC 2013 Players
          • OWC 2013 Pictures
          • OWC 2013 Games
      • february 2013
      • march 2013
      • april 2013
      • may 2013
      • june 2013
      • july 2013
      • august 2013
      • september 2013
      • october 2013
      • november 2013
      • december 2013
    • Archive 2012 >
      • january 2012
      • february 2012
      • march 2012
      • april 2012
      • may 2012
      • june 2012
      • july 2012
      • august 2012
      • september 2012
      • october 2012
      • november 2012
      • december 2012
    • Archive 2011 >
      • february 2011
      • march 2011
      • april 2011
      • may 2011
      • june 2011
      • july 2011
      • august 2011
      • september 2011
      • october 2011
      • november 2011
      • december 2011
    • Archive 2010
  • World Championship
    • WOC 2017
    • WOC 2016 >
      • WOC 2016 Results >
        • Day 2 WOC 2016
        • Day 3 WOC 2016
        • Mito Othello Week
        • WOC 2016 Interviews
    • WOC 2015 >
      • WOC 2015 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
      • WOC 2015 Players
    • WOC 2014 >
      • WOC 2014 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
    • WOC 2013 >
      • WOC 2013 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
      • WOC 2013 Players
      • WOC 2013 Pictures
    • WOC 2012 >
      • WOC 2012 Results
      • WOC 2012 Players
      • WOC 2012 Pictures
      • WOC 2012 Hall of Fame >
        • WOC 2012 Media
    • WOC 2011 >
      • WOC 2011 Pictures
    • WOC 2010
    • WOC history
  • European GP
    • EGP 2017 >
      • Prague 2017
      • Athens 2017
      • Barcelona 2017
      • Oslo 2017
      • Aland 2017
      • Berlin 2017
      • Ghent 2017 >
        • history
        • location and mobility
        • subscriptions
        • prizes
        • schedule
        • sponsors
        • accomodations
      • Paris 2017 >
        • information
        • subscriptions
    • EGP 2016 >
      • Rome 2016
      • Cambridge 2016
      • St. Petersburg 2016
      • Copenhagen 2016
      • Warsaw 2016
      • Stockholm 2016
      • Amsterdam 2016
    • EGP 2015 >
      • Prague 2015
      • Berlin 2015
      • Madrid 2015
      • Oslo 2015
      • Athens 2015
      • Ghent 2015
      • Paris 2015
    • EGP 2014 >
      • Cambridge 2014
      • Rome 2014
      • Copenhagen 2014
      • Moscow 2014
      • Den Hoorn 2014
      • Stockholm 2014
      • Krakow 2014
    • EGP 2013 >
      • Prague
      • Barcelona
      • Athens
      • Oslo
      • Berlin
      • Ghent
      • Paris
    • EGP 2012 >
      • Rome
      • Cambridge
      • Gouda
      • Copenhagen
      • Stockholm
      • Krakow
    • EGP 2011 >
      • Prague
      • Barcelona
      • Moss
      • Köln
      • Gent
      • Paris
    • EGP 2010
    • EGP Statistics >
      • Victories
      • Participations
      • Medal Mirror
      • Points
      • Age
      • Specials
    • EGP Rules
  • Links
    • LiveOthello

Othello News September 2014


 
Foto
Foto

Tim Krzywonos wins 2014 Canadian  Championship

Location: Toronto, Canada
Date: September 28th
Tourney format: double round robin
This tournament is the qualifier for WOC and the top 3 ranked Canadian players will be qualified to represent Canada at the World Championship in Thailand in November 2014.

report by Jacky Fu:

Tim has done it again. He has once again become the Canadian Champion. Four players showed up and a double round robin was played. The results are as follows:
  1. Tim Krzywonos 5 wins, 1 loss
  2. Jacky Fu 5 wins, 1 loss
  3. Adham Mroueh 2 wins, 4 losses
  4. Taj Maharaj 6 losses

Jacky and Tim won against each other 33-31 apiece, but Tim won by overall disc count. Congratulations to Tim for once again becoming the Canadian Champion.


.

KRZYWONOS, Tim 33 - 31 FU, Jacky
Canadian Championship 2014, round 1


FU, Jacky 33 - 31 KRZYWONOS, Tim
Canadian Championship 2014, round 4


 

Fabrício Silva wins Brazil National Othello Championship

Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Date: September 28th
Tourney format: double round robin, playoff 3rd / 4th place and final (best of 3)
Number of players: 4


Final result:
  1. Fabrício Silva
  2. Marcos Paulo Briante Pires
  3. Lucas Cherem
  4. Daniel Dantas

 

Kenneth Paw wins 11th Singapore Open

Location: Singapore
Date: September 27th
Tourney format: 6 rounds

The 11th Singapore Open attracted a lot of of new players like Lim Xin Yi, Chua Woon Yang, Kevin Hamijoyo, Lim Wee Kiat and Wilson Ong. They perfomed very well and managed to beat some of SG top players. Lim Xin Yi  finished 3rd with 4 out of 6. Among her victories a very smart win against Alex Koh Bo Chao. Lim Xin Yi is a rising star in SG Othello, her first tournament was the SG nationals this August where she finished 14th/20th with 3/6 wins At the previous Singapore Open this September she finished 3rd/19th with 4/6 wins. 
Winner of the tourney: Kenneth Paw. He won 5 games and lost only 1 game to the runnerup Koh Bo Xiang who also finished with 5 points (lost to Chua Woon Yang). 
Thanks to Roy Lin for all the info!
Foto
Foto

Foto
EGP Krakow top 3: Takuji Kashiwabara (2nd), Miłosz Cupiał (1st) and Marc Tastet (3rd)
Final stage European Grand Prix in Krakow

Miłosz Cupiał (POL) wins EGP Krakow in a 2-game final against Takuji Kashiwabara. Takuji Kashiwabara is winner of the European Grand Prix for the 8th time. Read more on the Othello News EGP Krakow page.

Takuji's results in EGP 2014: 

1st in Copenhagen
2nd in Krakow
3rd in Stockholm
4th in Rome
5th in Cambridge
6th in Den Hoorn

In 1992 Marc Tastet was 1st in Milan, 2nd in Paris, 3rd in Cambrdige, 4th in Brussels, 5th in Copenhagen. I know Takuji is very fond of number sequences, I bet he is very happy he did even better than that.

 

Lai Meng Joo wins Kuala Lumpur Othello Championship 2014

Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Date: September 16th
Tourney format: double round robin

Final result:
  1. Lai Meng Joo
  2. Stanley Ooi
  3. Yap Siew Kun
  4. Yap Kok Soon
  5. Ng Yen Lee
  6. Yan Leong Woo
cross_10_kuala_lumpur.htm
File Size: 40 kb
File Type: htm
Download File

Foto
Yap Kok Soon, Lai Meng Joo, Yap Siew Kun, Yan Leong Woo, Ng Yen Lee and Stanley Ooi

 
Foto
Makoto Suekuni - Tetsuya Nakajima, Grand Othello
Foto
link to results 94th Shinagawa (in Japanese)
Foto
link to results Grand Othello (in Japanese)

Tetsuya Nakajima wins 94th Shinagawa Seaside Open

Location: Shinagawa, Japan
Date: September 13th
Tourney format: 6 rounds

Tetsuya Nakajima won with  5 / 6. Runner up was Yukiko Tatsumi-Iijimaa also with 5 points and third place with 5 points for Hiroyuki Iwata.


Makoto Suekuni wins Grand Othello tourney

Location: Hamamatsu, Japan
Date: September 14th
Tourney format: 4 rounds and final

Makoto Suekuni won with a perfect score of 5 points. Second place for Tetsuya Nakajima who won 4 games but lost the final game. Third place for Kenta Tominaga with 3 points.



 

Tomáš Douda wins Czech National Championship

Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Date: September 13 - 14

Tomáš Douda defeated the 2013 champion Miroslav Voráček in a 3-game final. Ivo Rybárik won the playoff for 3rd/4th place in a shattering 64-0 game against Josef Rampir.


Foto
results by Ján Rybárik
Foto
results of semifinals, playoff and final by Ján Rybárik

 

Alexey Miller wins Israeli National Championship

Foto
Location: Kfar-Saba, Israel
Date: September 13th
Tourney format: swiss 5 rounds

1. Alexey Miller 4
2. Lev Radzivilovsky 3.5
3. Pavel Radzivilovsky 3 284.5
    Leonid Shifman 3 257.5
    Ilya Shifman 3 254
6. Michael Margaliot 2.5
7. Shany Shifman 1
8. Micky Shifman 0



RADZIVILOVSKY, Pavel 30 - 44 MILLER, Alexey
Israeli Championship 2014, round 4


MARGALIOT, Michael 17 - 47 SHIFMAN, Leonid
Israeli Championship 2014, round 2


SHIFMAN, Ilya 45 - 19 RADZIVILOVSKY, Pavel
Israeli Championship 2014, round 5


 

Erik Lund Jensen wins 32nd Danish National Championship

Location: Valby, Denmark
Date: September 13th
report by Henrik Vallund

11 players participated in the 32nd Danish Othello Championship – 3 more than in 2013.

Congratulations to the winner Erik Lund Jensen, who won the final 45-19 against Karsten Feldborg. It was Eriks 6th Danish title (he also won in 1988, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2009).

Erik has played the final 16 times – won 6 and lost 10, while Karsten has played the final 21 times – won 16 and lost 5. Erik and Karsten have played in the final together 11 times – Karsten won 8 and Erik 3.

Congratulations to the new player Cecilia Fjellerup, who also is now the 2014 Junior Danish Champion (under 18 years).

Congratulations to Henning Storm, who was the best amateur player (Nordic Rating below 1100 points).
Final result of the 7 rounds of swiss + the final:

1: LUND JENSEN Erik (93) {DNK} 6/7 (488) + 1/1 (45-19)
2: FELDBORG Karsten (92) {DNK} 6 (509) + 0/1 (19-45)
3: LINDE Mathias (220003) {DNK} 5 (458)
4: STORM Henning (1047) {DNK} 4½ (404)
5: VALLUND Henrik (96) {DNK} 4½ (387)
6: MAARTENSSON Mikael (1017) {DNK} 4 (353)
7: AAGAARD-HANSEN Jens (1019) {DNK} 3 (401)
8: BADSTED Palle (1025) {DNK} 3 (335)
9: PALUDAN Berit (220005) {DNK} 2 (320)
10: MICHAELSEN Peter (1000) {DNK} 2 (302)
11: FJELLERUP Cecilia (220007) {DNK} 2 (271)
cross__7_denmark.htm
File Size: 51 kb
File Type: htm
Download File


VALLUND, Henrik 12 - 52 LUND JENSEN, Erik
32nd Danish Championship 2014, round 2


VALLUND, Henrik 45 - 19 MICHAELSEN, Peter
32nd Danish Championship 2014, round 4


FELDBORG, Karsten 19 - 45 LUND JENSEN, Erik
32nd Danish Championship 2014, final

Foto
Final: Karsten Feldborg - Erik Lund Jensen. Tablejudge Mathias Linde

 

Arthur Juigner wins French Championship 2014

Location: Montbard, France
Date: September 13 - 14
Tourney format: 11 rounds and final, no playoff for 3rd / 4th place.

Two pairs of brothers at this tourney, the Andriani's and the Juigner's. French champion of 2013, Takuji Kashiwabara is present to try to win the title for the 3rd time. A pitty that former champions like Marc Tastet, Stéphane Nicolet and Emmanuel Caspard are not present this weekend. 

Takuji Kashiwabara won 10.5 points in 11 rounds. He played a draw against Arthur Juigner in round 2. Arthur won all his other games, except in round 4 when he lost 21 - 43 against Arnaud Delaunay. 

The final started with a win for Arthur, the second game was for Takuji and the third game was again for 12 year old new French National Othello Champion Arthur Juigner. Bravo Arthur, well done!  And let's not forget his younger brother Félix who impressed the other players and scored 6/11. 

According to data received from FFO, to be French National Othello Champion at the age of 12, sets a new national  and world record. The previous record holder for France was Paul Ralle (age 16 in 1984). According to Roman Kraczyk (POL), the world record holder for National Champion was not Kunihiko Tanida (Japan National Champion at age 14 in 1982) as we reported earlier. Łukasz Szyszko was the Polish National Champion at age 11 in 2002. In total, Łukasz Szyszko won the National Championship 3 times. He stopped to play Othello at the age 17. It seems like the world record belongs to Lukasz.  Maybe Félix Juigner wil beat the record in the years to come?
Foto
Foto
Standings after 7 rounds:

  1:   6.5 pts [468]   KASHIWABARA Takuji (839)
  2:   6.  pts [460]   DELAUNAY Arnaud (3518)
  3:   5.5 pts [475]   JUIGNER Arthur (50030)
  4:   4.  pts [470]   LAZARD Emmanuel (11)
               [452]   ANDRIANI Bintsa (45)
               [440]   LEVY-ABEGNOLI Thierry (3598)
               [393]   JUIGNER Felix (50067)
  8:   3.  pts [437]   ANDRIANI Sandry (46)
               [341]   BENOIT Serge (3600)
               [339]   CLUZON Gilles (3734)
               [310]   AVY Bernadette (3801)
               [300]   AVY Jean-Pierre (3791)
               [299]   BRUIANT Jacky (50028)
 14:   2.  pts [272]   CAPLET Alain (3790)
               [262]   DELGADO Marie-Louise (3766)
 16:   0.  pt  [218]   MOLLET Thierry (50070)
cross__7_france.htm
File Size: 75 kb
File Type: htm
Download File


KASHIWABARA, Takuji 32 - 32 JUIGNER, Arthur
French Championship 2014, round 2


LEVY-ABEGNOLI, Thierry 28 - 36 DELAUNAY, Arnaud
French Championship 2014, round 2

Foto

ANDRIANI, Bintsa 22 - 42 LÉVY-ABÉGNOLI, Thierry
French Championship 2014, round 8


DELAUNAY, Arnaud 28 - 36 ANDRIANI, Sandry
French Championship 2014, round 9

Standings after 11 rounds:

  1:  10.5 pts [898]   KASHIWABARA Takuji (839)
  2:   9.5 pts [908]   JUIGNER Arthur (50030)
  3:   9.  pts [882]   DELAUNAY Arnaud (3518)
  4:   8.  pts [852]   LEVY-ABEGNOLI Thierry (3598)
  5:   7.  pts [822]   ANDRIANI Bintsa (45)
  6:   6.  pts [848]   ANDRIANI Sandry (46)
               [827]   LAZARD Emmanuel (11)
               [762]   JUIGNER Felix (50067)
  9:   5.  pts [701]   BENOIT Serge (3600)
               [639]   AVY Jean-Pierre (3791)
               [620]   BRUIANT Jacky (50028)
 12:   4.  pts [665]   CLUZON Gilles (3734)
 13:   3.  pts [557]   AVY Bernadette (3801)
 14:   2.  pts [523]   DELGADO Marie-Louise (3766)
               [491]   CAPLET Alain (3790)
 16:   0.  pt  [445]   MOLLET Thierry (50070)
cross_11_france.htm
File Size: 116 kb
File Type: htm
Download File

the brothers played in round 10 and 11, both games were won by the eldest brother


JUIGNER, Félix 20 - 44 JUIGNER, Arthur
French Championship 2014, round 10


ANDRIANI, Sandry 28 - 36 ANDRIANI, Bintsa
French Championship 2014, round 11


KASHIWABARA, Takuji 21 - 43 JUIGNER, Arthur
French Championship 2014, final game 1

Foto
ready for final game 1: Arthur, Thierry, Félix, Emmanuel and Takuji

JUIGNER, Arthur 17 - 47 KASHIWABARA, Takuji
French Championship 2014, final game 2


KASHIWABARA, Takuji 16 - 48 JUIGNER, Arthur
French Championship 2014, final game 3


 

Alejandro Coello wins Torneo Invierno

Location: Buenos Aires, Argentine
Date: September 7th

report by Marcelo Lisnovsky:

Winter 2014 Othello Tournament was held in Buenos Aires, September 7, at the Torre Blanca Chess Club. 6 players showed up, in a round robin format.

Final standings:
1) Alejandro Coello, 4 points 206 discs 
2) Germán Vazquez, 4 points181 discs 
3) Daniel Olivares, 3 points 204 discs 
4) Marcelo Lisnovsky, 3 points 177 discs 
5) Paula Iturbide, 1 point 120 discs 
6) Max Seifert, 0 points 72 discs 

Qualified for Argentine National Championship: Maximiliano Pellizzari, Alejandro Coello, Daniel Olivares, Germán Vazquez, Marcelo Lisnovsky and Max Seifert.   Congrats to Alejandro Coello, the winner.

COELLO, Alejandro 35 - 29 LISNOVSKY, Marcelo
Torneo Invierno, round 2


 

Jan de Graaf (NLD) wins 31st Belgian Othello Championship, Tom Schotte is Belgian Champion 2014

Foto
Location: Gent, Belgium
Date: September 7th

Tom Schotte won his 6th Belgian Othello Champion's title with a second place at the 31st Belgian Othello Championship. He won in 2005 - 2008 - 2010 - 2011 - 2013 - 2014. Great job Tom! A list of Belgian Champions since 1979 can be found here.

Jan C. de Graaf  from the Netherlands won the tournament with 6/7. He only lost in round 5 against Tom Schotte. Tom started the tourney with a loss against Dutch player Sido Helmes. The tournament remained thrilling until the last round. Jan de Graaf won his final game against Jeroen de Wael, Tom Schotte lost his final round against Michael May 31-33. He only needed 2 discs more to win the tournament.

Two more players with 5 points, Jiska Helmes (female champion 2010) and Michael May.




HELMES, Sido 26 - 38 GRAAF, Jan de
Belgian Championship 2014, round 4


SCHOTTE, Tom 44 - 20 GRAAF, Jan de
Belgian Championship 2014, round 5


 

Makoto Suekuni wins 9th Ouza-sen tourney

Location: Tokyo, Japan
Date: September 7th
Live broadcast of Japanese Ouza-sen tourney

Thanks to the live broadcast and Ben Seeley who took notes, we can show you the games that were broadcasted.

Two players had 6 points after 6 rounds, Makoto Suekuni and Jyou Nakano. Makoto won the championship very convincingly 49 - 15. Takashi Yamakawa, the 2013 Ouza-sen champion, lost to finalist Jyou Nakano in round 4.

Female Ouza-sen is Satomi Takahashi and youth champion is Yugo Toki
Foto
Ouza-sen champions 2006 - 2014
Foto
results 6 rounds, 9th Ouza-sen

NAGAO, Kazuki 14 - 50 YAMAKAWA,Takashi
Ouza-sen, round 1


YAMAKAWA,Takashi 46 - 17 SATANI, Tetsu
Ouza-sen, round 2


NAGANO, Yasushi 29 - 35 YAMAKAWA,Takashi
Ouza-sen, round 3


YAMAKAWA,Takashi 20 - 44 NAKANO, Jyou
Ouza-sen, round 4


TAKANASHI, Yusuke 45 - 19 ASOU, Daisuke
Ouza-sen, round 5


SUEKUNI, Makoto 49 - 15 NAKANO, Jyou
Ouza-sen, final


 

Guy Plowman wins British Othello Championship

Location: Witney, England
Date: September 6 - 7

Guy Plowman won the 2014 British Championship by beating Ben Pridmore 45-19 in the final and succeeds 2013 champion David Hand. Marie Lightman, who succeeds Helen Starkey as BOF Chair, won the womens title for the second time. Third place for Iain Barass.

Foto
results per round
Foto
BOF chair Marie Lightman presents trophy to Guy Plowman

PRIDMORE, Ben 19 - 45 PLOWMAN, Guy
British Nationals, final


 
Foto
Michele Borassi (Master Champion), Maria Serena Vecchi (Women Champion), Francesco Privitera (Category Champion)

Michele Borassi wins Italian Championship 2014

Location: Rome, Italy
Date: September 6 - 7
Pictures thanks to Biagio Privitera

The Othello Italian Champions 2014:
Michele Borassi  (Master Champion), Francesco Privitera (Category Champion) and Maria Serena Vecchi (Women Champion). Junior champion (under 12) is Alessandro Ortiz. The Juniors played 4 rounds and a final. Alessandro, age 7, won the final 33 - 31 against Valentino Giannini. Alessandro's dad, George Ortiz, gave him some last minute tips in the morning before they went to the tournament and apparently it paid off.

It took Francesco Marconi and Michele Borassi 3 games to decide the new Italian champion. Michele Borassi won the title for the 8th time. 


Camp. ASSOLUTI.
M.Borassi - A.Di Mattei 34-30 34-30
F.Marconi - D.Barnaba 40-24 48-16
Camp. CATEGORIA.
L.Caviola - C.Gigliucci 43-21 39-25
F.Privitera - M.S.Vecchi 38-26 48-16
Foto
The finalists: Michele Borassi and Francesco Marconi

Results Final:
Francesco Marconi 35 - 29 Michele Borassi
Michele Borassi 34 - 30 Francesco Marconi
Francesco Marconi 18 - 46 Michele Borassi

Playoff 3rd/4th place:
Alessandro Di Mattei 38 - 26 Donato Barnaba

The video (right) iTvRome at Italian Championship 

MARCONI, Francesco 35 - 29 BORASSI, Michele
Italian Championship, final game 1


BORASSI, Michele 34 - 30 MARCONI, Francesco
Italian Championship, final game 2


MARCONI, Francesco 18 - 46 BORASSI, Michele
Italian Championship, final game 3


European Grand Prix 2014, who will be the 2014 European Champion?

Picture

Next and final stage of the 2014 EGP is in Krakow Poland end of September. In the table above you can find a prognosis of the final score of the top 8 players. Ofcourse, we all know anything can happen at a tourney. Maybe the local Polish players will give the Othello elite a run for their money, but indulge me in a game of what if’s.

If Nicky van den Biggelaar plays Krakow and wins, he will be the 2014 EGP Champion. Nicky only played in 2 of the 6 EGP tourneys, I hope he will show up in Krakow. I think it’s about time a Dutchman wins the EGP Championship (see table right).

Next in Line is Takuji Kashiwabara, if he wins EGP Krakow it’s his 8th EGP Championship title. A tremendous accomplishment!

Marc Tastet can be EGP champion when he wins Krakow, provided Nicky does not play against him in the final and takes 140 points. A second place for Takuji Kashiwabara would be no problem.

Imre Leader would get 490 points if he won.  We could have 3 people equal first with 490 if Imre wins in the final against Takuji and Nicky wins the playoff for 3rd place. That would be a spectacular end of EGP 2014. Marc Tastet informed me that there is a best of 5 scores EGP rule in case of a tiebreak, so that Takuji would be ahead of Imre and Nicky on tie-break.

Things are a bit harder for Francesco Marconi, if he wins Krakow, he needs Nicky to do no better than 4th place and no 2nd place for Takuji

Matthias Berg and Arthur Juigner,  the EGP Stockholm finalists, best thing for them is to make it to the final together. If Nicky does not show up, or does not make it to the top 4, only a 3rd place by Takuji would be a threat to Arthur.

Michele Borassi could win equal with Nicky, if Nicky doesn't show up and Takuji is not in the top 4, Marc not in the top 3, Imre, Francesco and Matthias not second.

Maybe it's time to start an Othello News Betting Office?

Foto

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.
  • Home
  • News 2010 - 2017
    • Archive 2017 >
      • january 2017
      • february 2017
      • april 2017
      • march 2017
      • may 2017
      • july 2017
      • Archive 2016 >
        • january 2016
        • february 2016
        • march 2016
        • april 2016
        • may 2016
        • july 2016
        • june 2016
        • august 2016
        • september 2016
        • october 2016
        • november 2016
        • december 2016
      • june 2017
      • august 2017
      • september 2017
    • Archive 2015 >
      • january 2015
      • february 2015
      • march 2015
      • april 2015
      • may 2015
      • june 2015
      • july 2015
      • august 2015
      • september 2015
      • october 2015
      • november 2015
      • december 2015
    • Archive 2014 >
      • january 2014 >
        • OWC 2014 >
          • Interviews
      • february 2014
      • march 2014
      • april 2014
      • may 2014
      • june 2014
      • july 2014
      • august 2014
      • september 2014
      • october 2014
      • november 2014
      • december 2014
    • Archive 2013 >
      • january 2013 >
        • OWC >
          • OWC 2013 Results
          • OWC 2013 Players
          • OWC 2013 Pictures
          • OWC 2013 Games
      • february 2013
      • march 2013
      • april 2013
      • may 2013
      • june 2013
      • july 2013
      • august 2013
      • september 2013
      • october 2013
      • november 2013
      • december 2013
    • Archive 2012 >
      • january 2012
      • february 2012
      • march 2012
      • april 2012
      • may 2012
      • june 2012
      • july 2012
      • august 2012
      • september 2012
      • october 2012
      • november 2012
      • december 2012
    • Archive 2011 >
      • february 2011
      • march 2011
      • april 2011
      • may 2011
      • june 2011
      • july 2011
      • august 2011
      • september 2011
      • october 2011
      • november 2011
      • december 2011
    • Archive 2010
  • World Championship
    • WOC 2017
    • WOC 2016 >
      • WOC 2016 Results >
        • Day 2 WOC 2016
        • Day 3 WOC 2016
        • Mito Othello Week
        • WOC 2016 Interviews
    • WOC 2015 >
      • WOC 2015 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
      • WOC 2015 Players
    • WOC 2014 >
      • WOC 2014 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
    • WOC 2013 >
      • WOC 2013 Results >
        • Day 2
        • Day 3
      • WOC 2013 Players
      • WOC 2013 Pictures
    • WOC 2012 >
      • WOC 2012 Results
      • WOC 2012 Players
      • WOC 2012 Pictures
      • WOC 2012 Hall of Fame >
        • WOC 2012 Media
    • WOC 2011 >
      • WOC 2011 Pictures
    • WOC 2010
    • WOC history
  • European GP
    • EGP 2017 >
      • Prague 2017
      • Athens 2017
      • Barcelona 2017
      • Oslo 2017
      • Aland 2017
      • Berlin 2017
      • Ghent 2017 >
        • history
        • location and mobility
        • subscriptions
        • prizes
        • schedule
        • sponsors
        • accomodations
      • Paris 2017 >
        • information
        • subscriptions
    • EGP 2016 >
      • Rome 2016
      • Cambridge 2016
      • St. Petersburg 2016
      • Copenhagen 2016
      • Warsaw 2016
      • Stockholm 2016
      • Amsterdam 2016
    • EGP 2015 >
      • Prague 2015
      • Berlin 2015
      • Madrid 2015
      • Oslo 2015
      • Athens 2015
      • Ghent 2015
      • Paris 2015
    • EGP 2014 >
      • Cambridge 2014
      • Rome 2014
      • Copenhagen 2014
      • Moscow 2014
      • Den Hoorn 2014
      • Stockholm 2014
      • Krakow 2014
    • EGP 2013 >
      • Prague
      • Barcelona
      • Athens
      • Oslo
      • Berlin
      • Ghent
      • Paris
    • EGP 2012 >
      • Rome
      • Cambridge
      • Gouda
      • Copenhagen
      • Stockholm
      • Krakow
    • EGP 2011 >
      • Prague
      • Barcelona
      • Moss
      • Köln
      • Gent
      • Paris
    • EGP 2010
    • EGP Statistics >
      • Victories
      • Participations
      • Medal Mirror
      • Points
      • Age
      • Specials
    • EGP Rules
  • Links
    • LiveOthello