2014 Marbella International Bridge Tournament

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2014 Marbella International Bridge Tournament

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From 6 to 8 November was played the first edition of the 2014 Marbella International Bridge Tournament. The event venue was the beautiful Fuerte Marbella Hotel, located in a superb area, right on the beachfront and close to the town centre.

The MIBT started with a Warm Up Tournament that was won by Paul Fenn – Roar Sletner.

The first positions were:

1 64,5% Paul Fenn – Roar Sletner
2 60,95% Eva Akesson – Leif Akesso
3 59,8% Pierre Labboz – Bjorn Odden
4 58,1% Andre Laszlo – Bjorn Hamrin
5 57,9% Roland Gyllenhammar – Peter Ventura
Trofeo WMG
WMG Trophy
 
All the Warm Up standings: Click Here
 
 The first edition of the Pairs Tournament involved 89 pairs. The field competed for a top prize of 1250 euros awarded by GWM Wealth Management Group plus two beautiful GWM trophies.

 Eight pairs received special prizes: 1st Men’s Pair; 1st Ladies’s Pair, 1st Mixed Pair; 1st Junior Pair

After two arduous sessions the winning pair was Joao Paes de Carballo – Goçalves Paulo Pereira from Portugal.

Joao Paes de Carballo - Paulo Goçalves Pereira
Joao Paes de Carballo
Paulo Goçalves Pereira

Second arrived a pair from Spain: Antonio Francés Velasco – José Ignacio Torres Gutiérrez and third, also from Spain, Carmen Cafranga de Martorell – Almudena Martorell Cafranga.

Antonio Frances y Jose Ignacio Torres

   

Carmen Cafranga Martorell

Antonio Frances y Jose Ignacio Torres   Carmen Cafranga Martorell
     
 
These are the first five positions:
 
1 68,3% Joao Paes de Carballo – Paulo Goçalves Pereira
2 63,2% Antonio Francés Velasco – José Ignacio Torres Gutiérrez
3 60,2% Carmen Cafranga de Martorell – Almudena Martorell Cafranga
4 60,2% Roar Sletner – Paul Fenn
5 59,6% Roland Gyllenhammar – Peter Ventura
 
All the Standings: Click Here

 

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