WBF World Tour
The winners: Sartaj Hans and Andy Hung, with Ben Thompson and Eric Laurant
Sartaj Hans and Andy Hung of Australia won the WBF World Tour Final, which took place in Memphis on 12 and 13 March. The winners were awarded the Jan Kamras Trophy.
The final standings were as follows:
1st Place: Sartaj Hans & Andy Hung (Australia) – Jan Kamras Trophy Winners
2nd Place: Nabil Edgtton (Australia) & Michael Whibley (New Zealand)
3rd Place: Antonio Sementa & Alfredo Versace (Italy)
The World Bridge Federation congratulates all participants.
The WBF would like to thank
- The ACBL for generously providing the space, equipment, and other support to run the final and livestream it
- Jan Martel for operating Vugraph at all tables in every match, and RealBridge for providing the technology to do it
2nd Place: Nabil Edgtton & Michael Whibley
3rd Place: Antonio Sementa & Alfredo Versace
Welcome to the official website for the WBF World Tour.
The WBT was based on an idea conceived in 2018 by Jan Kamras, the current WBF President. Its launch was approved by the Executive Council in 2019. We all know what then happened – the worldwide Covid pandemic which all but stopped international face-to-face bridge and consequently also the launch of the WBT. The Tour eventually launched with a “dry run” season in 2023.
The regulations detail the various aspects of the WBT including the general rules, the rules for awarding the Tour Ranking Point (TRP) and the requirements for an event to be included.
Other menu items include the list of events, the overall ranking list, the TRP scales and the results from the 2023 season.