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Nel 2011 si sono svolti i primi Campionati Mondiali per gli Sport della Mente: Scacchi, Bridge, Dama, Go e Dama Cinese La competizione a Squadre era riservata a Squadre Nazionali ed è stata organizzata fino al 2014 dalla SportAccord (Associazione Internazionale delle Federazioni Sportive) in cooperazione con l'IMSA Nel 2015 la competizione è ripartita ed è stata organizzata direttamente dalla IMSA (International Minds Sports Association) con il nome di IMSA Elite Mind Games (IEMG) |
This event, born in 2011 and held annually until 2014, in December in Beijing, China, is organized and managed by Sport Accord (Association of the International Sport Federations) with the assistance of BODA (Beijing Olympic City Development Association) and the cooperation of IMSA (International Mind Sport Association) Sport Accord World Mind Games are a multi-sport event centered on the gymnasium of the mind and highlighting the great value of the mind sports The Games, which include the five mind sports members of IMSA (Bridge, Chess, Draughts, Go and Chinese Chess), show some top-level mind games performances with the world’s best players They also showcased the Cultural and Social Program. In addition, an online tournament organized each year extends the event’s reach to the worldwide audience The 1st IMSA Elite Mind Games (IEMG) was held from February 25 to March 3 at New Century Hotel Huaian, China. IEMG has featured five mind sports as official disciplines – Go, chess, bridge, draughts, and Xiangqi. In Go, 30 top players around the world competed for total prize money of 200,000 EUR in three medal events: Men’s Team, Women’s Individual, and Pair IEMG is a re-branded event of Sport Accord World Mind Games, which was hosted in Beijing four times annually from 2011 to 2014. As Sport Accord went through restructuring and became unable to host World Mind Games, IMSA (the International Mind Sports Association), the co-organizer of the Sport Accord World Mind Games, took responsibility and succeeded in bringing the event back under the new title. It is expected that IEMG will continue to be held on an annual basis as a major mind-sport event
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2011 (10 - 16 dicembre) - Pechino (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. CINA | Xu Hou, Miao Shi | |
2. NORVEGIA | Thomas Charlsen, Thor Erik Hoftaniska | |
3. STATI UNITI | Fred Gitelman, Brad Moss | |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2012 (13 - 19 dicembre) - Pechino (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. OLANDA |
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Simon de Wijs, Bauke Muller |
2. SVEZIA |
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Peter Bertheau, Per-Ola Cullin |
3. CINA |
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Zhong Fu, Shi Miao |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2013 (12 - 18 dicembre) - Pechino (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. MONACO | Fulvio Fantoni, Claudio Nunes | |
2. CINA | Shi Haojun, Jianming Dai | |
3. POLONIA | Krzysztof Buras, Andrzej Narkiewicz | |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2014 (11 - 17 dicembre) - Pechino (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. MONACO | Tor Helness, Geir Helgemo | |
1. ISRAELE | Ilan Herbst, Ophir Herbst | |
3. STATI UNITI | Justin Lall, Roger Lee | |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2016 (25 febbraio - 3 marzo) - Huaian (Cina) - 24 partecipanti | ||
1. POLONIA | Stanislaw Golebiowski, Wlodzimierz Starkowski | |
2. SVEZIA | Fredrik Nystrom, Johan Upmark | |
3. CINA | Li Xiaoyi, Hu Linlin | |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2017 (9 - 16 dicembre) - Huaian (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. CINA | Yuniong Chen, Jie Zhao | |
2. CINA | Lixin Yang, Jianming Dai | |
3. FRANCIA |
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Jerome Rombaut, Vaness Réees |
L'Italia non partecipa |
2019 (13 - 18 maggio) - Hengshui (Cina) - 12 coppie | ||
1. OLANDA | Simon de Wijs, Bauke Muller | |
2. OLANDA | Bas Drijver, Sjoert Brink | |
3. NORVEGIA | Christian Bakke, Boye Brogeland | |
L'Italia non partecipa |