2024 in mind sports

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The following were Mind sports events during 2024 throughout the world.

• 2024 WBT Events and Results here.

• October 23 – November 5: 2024 World Bridge Games in Argentina Buenos Aires

• March 18–24: Vanderbilt Teams in United States Louisville ^[1]
  • Winners: Nickell (United States Nick Nickell, United States Ralph Katz, United States Geoff Hampson, United States Eric Greco, United States Steve Weinstein, United States Robert J. Levin)
• April 15–21: European Winter Transnational Teams in France Alpe d'Huez ^[2]
  • Winners: Zimmermann (Netherlands Sjoert Brink, Netherlands Bas Drijver, Poland Jacek Kalita, Poland Michał Klukowski, Poland Michał Nowosadzki, Switzerland Pierre Zimmermann)
• July 22–28: Spingold Teams in Canada Toronto
• November 29 – December 5: Soloway Teams in United States Las Vegas
• December 6–8: Reisinger Teams in United States Las Vegas

• January 25–28: Gold Coast Teams in Australia Gold Coast ^[3]
  • Winners: WARE (Republic of Ireland Hugh McGann & Australia Matthew Thomson, New Zealand Tom Jacob & New Zealand Brian Mace, Australia Pete Hollands & New Zealand Michael Ware)
• March 23–24: Jacoby Swiss Teams in United States Louisville ^[4]
  • Winners: Goodman (Italy Giovanni Donati & Italy Giacomo Percario, United States Andy Goodman & United States Mike Passell, Netherlands Simon de Wijs & Netherlands Bauke Muller)
• April 8–13: S American Transnational Teams in Colombia Cali
• April 17–21: European Winter Transnational BAM in France Alpe d'Huez
• May 3–7: Spring Foursomes in England Bristol
• July 26–28: Roth Swiss Teams in Canada Toronto
• July 27 – August 1: Chairman's Cup Teams in Sweden Örebro
• September 16–21: HCL International Teams in India Delhi
• September 27–29: Vilnius Cup in Lithuania Vilnius

• January 25–28: Reykjavík Teams in Iceland Reykjavík ^[5]
  • Winners: Apres- Bridge Champs (Denmark Dennis Bilde & Denmark Martin Schaltz, Denmark Dorthe Bilde & Denmark Morten Bilde, Germany Sabine Auken & Germany Roy Welland)
• May 20–27: APBF Congress Open Teams in Thailand Bangkok
• May 24–26: Marit Sveås International Pairs in Norway Bodø
• December 3–5: Kaplan Pairs in United States Las Vegas
• December 6–8: Swiss Teams in United States Las Vegas

• January 6–8: Asahi Shimbun Cup in Japan Tokyo ^[6]
  • Winners: KAKU HIROSHI (Japan Takahiko Hirata & Japan Koji Ito, Japan Hiroshi Kaku & Japan Masaaki Takayama)
• January 25–28: Reykjavík Pairs in Iceland Reykjavík ^[7]
  • Winners: Denmark Dennis Bilde & Denmark Martin Schaltz
• February 18–19: Gold Coast Pairs in Australia Gold Coast ^[8]
  • Winners: Australia Ella Jacob & Australia Phil Markey
• March 21–22: Silodor Pairs in United States Louisville ^[9]
  • Winners: Poland Wojciech Gaweł & Poland Rafał Jagniewski
• May 22–26: Contra Cup in Romania Bucharest
• July 24–25: Wernher Pairs in Canada Toronto
• September 6–8: BK Istanbul Open in Turkey Istanbul
• November 7–16: Red Sea Festival Open Pairs in Israel Eilat

• World Draughts Federation Calendar here.

• January 19–27: Open International de Ouaga in Burkina Faso Ouagadougou ^[10]
  • Winner: Latvia Guntis Valneris
• April 20–27: Flevoland Open in Netherlands Kraggenburg ^[11]
  • Winner: Latvia Guntis Valneris
• June 30 – July 6: Riga Open in Latvia Riga
• December 9–15: Polish Open in Poland Julinek

• April 9–21: Asian Championship in Uzbekistan Tashkent ^[12]
  • Classic Draughts-64 - Open Winner: Uzbekistan Laziz Muraliyev
• May 1–9: 2024 World Team Draughts Championships in Portugal Albufeira ^[13]
• June 2–10: European Championship Classic, Blitz and Rapid in Italy Chianciano Terme
• October 27 – November 4: World Championship Youth in Poland Szklarska Poręba
• December 7: World Championship Rapid in Poland Julinek
• December 8: World Championship Blitz in Poland Julinek

• January 9–18: Le Grand Tournoi de Dakar in Senegal Dakar ^[14]
  • Winner: Cameroon Jean Marc Ndjofang
• March 9–10: XXVII Cup City of Verona in Italy Verona ^[15]
  • Winner: Italy Alessio Scaggiante
• March 18–24: XIX Championship of Domican Republic in Dominican Republic Azua ^[16]
  • Winner: Dominican Republic Oliver Nuñez
• March 29–31: Nõmme Kevad in Estonia Tallinn ^[17]
• April 5–13: 63rd PAMDCC San Jose 2024 in Costa Rica San Jose ^[18]
  • Winner: Brazil Allan Igor Moreno Silva
• April 22–28: Open international de Bourges 2024 in France Bourges ^[19]
  • Winner: Netherlands Leopold Sekongo
• May 18–28: 25th Salou Open in Spain Salou
• July 14–20: RotterDamsOpen 2024 in Netherlands Rotterdam
• July 21–27: Nijmegen Open in Netherlands Nijmegen
• August 1–7: La Habana Open in Cuba Havana
• August 12–17: Hoogeveen Open in Netherlands Hoogeveen
• August 19–25: 44th Golden Prague in Czech Republic Prague
• September 15–21: Curaçao Open in Curaçao Willemstad
• November 16–24: Radj Narain Srefidensi Open 2024 in Suriname Paramaribo
• November 16–22: World Cup 7 in TBD

• January 15–18: WTM, Alex Holmes - Alex Moiseyev in United States Archdale
• April 18–27: WTM , Alex Moiseyev - Sergio Scarpetta in United States Petal
• June 23–28: WTM , Melikaya Nonyukela - Matteo Bernini in United States Petal

• May 17–19: 1st stage - Italian Open in  Italy
• July 7–10: 2nd stage - Barbados Open in  Barbados
• August 5–9: 3rd stage - US Open in United States Lebanon
• September 16–20: 4th stage - British Open in  United Kingdom
• September 21–22: 5th stage - German Open in  Germany
• October 12–13: 6th stage - Czech Open in  Czech Republic
• October 26–28: 7th stage - Irish Open in  Ireland
• December 29: 9th stage - Uganda in  Uganda

• September 23: World Blitz - 3mins + 2 seconds in Germany Korbach
• September 24–27: World Qualifier Tournament in Germany Korbach
• September 24–27: World Women Championship in Germany Korbach
• September 24–27: World Youth Championship in Germany Korbach

• February 24–25: Kildare Open in Republic of Ireland Naas
• March 8–9: Tennessee Open in United States Lebanon
• March 17: Florida Open in United States Hollywood
• April 4–6: Francis McNally-incorporating No. Ireland Op. in Northern Ireland Cookstown
• April 20–21: Illinois Open in United States Marion
• April 27–28: Inishowen Open (Tony McAleer Memorial) in Republic of Ireland Moville
• May 1–31: Missouri / District 7 in United States St. Joseph
• May 1–31: Mississippi Men's Open in United States Petal
• May 17–18: North Carolina Open in United States Archdale
• June 1–30: Sammy Cohen in England Warrington
• June 1–30: Indiana Checkers Meet 2024 in United States Shipshewana
• June 1–30: New England / District 1 in United States Medfield
• July 1–5: Italy vs. USA International Match in United States Vidor
• August 1–31: Mid-Ohio / Ohio State in United States Fredericksburg
• August 2–3: Southern Open in United States Lebanon
• September 20–21: Virginia Open / District 4 in United States Collinsville
• October 1–31: Illinois 101 Open in United States Marion
• November 15–17: East of Scotland in Scotland Inverness
• December 12–13: Kenya Open Tournament in Kenya Nairobi

• May 8–13: World Championship in Portuguese/Spanish Draughts in Portugal Albufeira ^[20]
  • Winner: Morocco Said Quindar

• April 20–21: Qualifying Tournament (Challenge) for the 1st World Championship of Italian Draughts in Italy Rome ^[21]
  • Winner: Italy Damiano Sciuto
• April 19–28: 1st World Championship of Italian Draughts in Italy Rome ^[22]
  • Winner: Italy Damiano Sciuto

• Memory League World Tour website here.

• January: 2024 World Memory Championships (end of 2023/24 season)^[23]
  • Winner: United States Alex Mullen

• February 11 – April 28: League Season 20 ^[24]
  • Winner: United States Alex Mullen
• May 18–19: Pan American Open ^[25]
• May 19 – August 4: League Season 21
• September 7–8: Asian-Oceanian Open
• September 8 – December 15: League Season 22
• November 9–10: African-European Open
• January 5 – February 2: 2025 World Memory Championships (end of 2024/25 season)

• July 3–17: 2024 MAIN EVENT No-Limit Hold'em World Championship in United States Las Vegas

• February 14–25: 2024 EPT Paris in France Paris ^[26]
  • Winner: United Kingdom Barny Boatman
• April 24 – May 4: 2024 EPT Monte-Carlo in Monaco Monte Carlo
  • Winner: Netherlands Derk van Luijk
• August 26 – September 8: 2024 EPT Barcelona in Spain Barcelona
• October 9–20: 2024 EPT Cyprus in Cyprus Kyrenia
• December 4–15: 2024 EPT Prague in Czech Republic Prague

• World Puzzle Federation 2024 Calendar here.

• September 17–22: 2024 World Jigsaw Puzzle Championships in Spain Valladolid ^[27]
• October 13–20: 2024 World Puzzle Championships in China Beijing

• February 2–5: 1st round in  Serbia ^{[28] [29]}
  • Winner: Japan Ken Endo
• March 1–4: 2nd round in  Germany
  • Winner: Japan Ken Endo
• March 29 – April 1: 3rd round in  Hungary
  • Winner: China Cai Ji
• April 26–29: 4th round in  Switzerland
  • Winner: Japan Ken Endo
• May 24–27: 5th round in  United States
• June 21–24: 6th round in  Bulgaria
• July 19–22: 7th round in  South Korea
• August 16–19: 8th round in  Croatia

• WESPA Tournament Calendar here.
• FFSc - Fédération Française de Scrabble Calendar here.

• July 27–31: Word Cup in United States Albuquerque ^[30]

• July 6–14: World Championships in France Montauban

• Full 2024 WCA Calendar here.

• July 18–21: 2024 Rubik's WCA North American Championship in United States Minneapolis ^[31]
• July 25–28: 2024 Rubik's WCA European Championship in Spain Pamplona ^[32]
• December 19–22: 2024 WCA Oceanic Championship in Australia Perth

• World Puzzle Federation 2024 Calendar here.

• October 13–20: 2024 World Sudoku Championship in China Beijing

• January 19–21: 1st round in  Netherlands ^{[33] [34]}
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan
• February 23–28: 2nd round in  France
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan
• March 15–18: 3rd round in  Slovakia
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan
• April 12–15: 4th round in  China
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan
• May 10–13: 5th round in  Czech Republic
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan
• June 7–10: 6th round in  Turkey
  • Winner: Estonia Tiit Vunk
• July 5–7: 7th round in  India
  • Winner: Estonia Tiit Vunk
• August 2–5: 8th round in  Germany
  • Winner: China Dai Tantan

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