World Championship
Organization: Antwerp GIPF Centre & Heidelberger SpieleVerlag
Place: Spiel '04, Essen, Germany
Date: 23 october 2004
Format: Swiss system, 12 min. player/game
Participants: 10
International
top 3
It was a pity that only 10 players had
registered for the World Championship.
The championship format was the Swiss
System and that meant that we could only
play 5 rounds. A pity, indeed, 7 rounds
would have been more fun. But, hey, the
atmosphere was great! Just ask Romario.
He had only played two games of ZÈRTZ
in his life, but he managed to win three
games. A great effort. Only the three
medal winners did better. This top-3 was
really international with players from
3 different countries. Werner Dupont (Belgium),
Michael Reitz (Germany) and Sebastian
Bleasdale (UK) had four wins each. But
there can be only *1*
World Champion. So, Medio Bucholtz was
used as a tie-breaker. And what did the
MB-score determine? That Sebastian was
the winner of the ZÈRTZ WC 2004!
Congratulations!
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The
three winners, with 4 points each:
Sebastian Bleasdale (in the middle)
won the title, just in front of
Werner Dupont (left) en Michael
Reitz (right).
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Standings
Place Name Fed. Score M-Buch. Buch. Progr.
1-3 Bleasdale, Sebastian UK 4 9.0 15.0 10.0
Dupont, Werner B 4 9.0 14.0 13.0
Reitz, Michael D 4 9.0 14.0 11.0
4-5 Romario, D 3 8.0 13.0 11.0
Nuyttens, Christof B 3 7.0 12.0 10.0
6-7 Kwan, Alan HK 2 8.0 13.0 7.0
Van Den Branden, Kurt B 2 8.0 13.0 5.0
8-10 Stratmann, Kolja D 1 6.0 11.0 1.0
Claes, Robrecht B 1 6.0 10.0 3.0
Van De Perre, Patrick B 1 5.0 10.0 4.0
Cross Table
No Name Fed. 1 2 3 4 5
1. Bleasdale, Sebastian UK 6:L 10:W 4:W 3:W 7:W
2. Claes, Robrecht B 7:L 9:L 8:W 4:L 5:L
3. Dupont, Werner B 8:W 6:W 7:W 1:L 10:W
4. Kwan, Alan HK 9:W 5:L 1:L 2:W 6:L
5. Nuyttens, Christof B 10:W 4:W 6:L 7:L 2:W
6. Reitz, Michael D 1:W 3:L 5:W 9:W 4:W
7. Romario, D 2:W 8:W 3:L 5:W 1:L
8. Stratmann, Kolja D 3:L 7:L 2:L 10:L 9:W
9. Van De Perre, Patrick B 4:L 2:W 10:L 6:L 8:L
10. Van Den Branden, Kurt B 5:L 1:L 9:W 8:W 3:L
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