- See also
- References
The following is a List of World Backgammon Champions:[1][2][3] | Year | Male Champion | Country | Female Champion | Tournament Location |
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| 1967 | Tim Holland | United States | Las Vegas | | 1968 | Tim Holland | United States | Las Vegas | | 1969 | Alice Topping | United States | Las Vegas | | 1970 | no championship |
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| 1971 | Tim Holland | United States | Las Vegas | | 1972 | Oswald Jacoby | United States | Las Vegas | | 1973 | Carol Crawford | United States | Las Vegas | | 1974 | Claude Beer | United States | Las Vegas | | 1975 | Billy Eisenberg | United States | Bahamas | | 1976 | Baron Vernon Ball | United States | Bahamas | | 1977 | Ken Goodman | United States | Bahamas | | 1978 | Paul Magriel | United States | Bahamas | | 1979 | Luigi Villa | Italy | Monte Carlo | | 1980 | Walter Coratella | Mexico | Monte Carlo | | 1981 | Lee Genud | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1982 | Jacques Michel | Switzerland | Monte Carlo | | 1983 | Bill Robertie | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1984 | Mike Svobodny | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1985 | Charles-Henri Sabet | Switzerland | Monte Carlo | | 1986 | Clement Palacci | Italy | Monte Carlo | | 1987 | Bill Robertie | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1988 | Phillip Marmorstein | Germany | Monte Carlo | | 1989 | Joe Russell | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1990 | Hal Heinrich | Canada | Monte Carlo | | 1991 | Michael Meyburg | Germany | Monte Carlo | | 1992 | Ion Ressu | Switzerland | Monte Carlo | | 1993 | Peter Jes Thomsen | Denmark | Monte Carlo | | 1994 | Frank Frigo | United States | Monte Carlo | | 1995 | David Ben-Zion | Israel | Monte Carlo | | 1996 | David Nahmad | Israel | Monte Carlo | | 1997 | Jerry Grandell | Sweden | Monte Carlo | | 1998 | Michael Meyburg | Germany | Monte Carlo | | 1999 | Jörgen Granstedt | Sweden | Monte Carlo | | 2000 | Katie Scalamandre | United States | Monte Carlo | | 2001 | Jörgen Granstedt | Sweden | Monte Carlo | | 2002 | Mads Andersen | Denmark | Monte Carlo | | 2003 | Jon Kristian Røyset | Norway | Monte Carlo | | 2004 | Peter Hallberg | Denmark | Monte Carlo | | 2005 | Dennis Carlston | United States | Monte Carlo | | 2006 | Philip Vischjager | Netherlands | Monte Carlo | | 2007 | Jorge Pan | Argentina | Monte Carlo | | 2008 | Lars Trabolt | Denmark | Scarlett Serrero (France) | Monte Carlo | | 2009 | Masayuki Mochizuki | Japan | Sara Utku (Sweden) | Monte Carlo | | 2010 | Lars Bentzon | Denmark | Zoe Cunningham (England) | Monte Carlo | | 2011 | Takumitsu Suzuki | Japan | Lynn Ehrlich (USA) | Monte Carlo | | 2012 | Nevzat Dogan | Denmark | Laura Monaco (Italy) | Monte Carlo | | 2013 | Vyacheslav Pryadkin | Ukraine | Laura Monaco (Italy) | Monte Carlo | | 2014 | Akiko Yazawa | Japan | Laura Monaco (Italy) | Monte Carlo | | 2015 | Ali Cihangir Çetinel | Turkey | Laura Monaco (Italy) | Monte Carlo | | 2016 | Jörgen Granstedt | Sweden | Cecilia Sparke (England) | Monte Carlo | | 2017 | Didier Assaraf | France | Anna Clarke (England) | Monte Carlo | | 2018 | Akiko Yazawa | Japan | Alexandra Knupfer (Romania) | Monte Carlo |
See also- List of world championships in mind sports
- Computer Olympiad - a contest between computers - Participants and results in Backgammon
References1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/classic/bg/tournaments/world00report.html |title=Overview of World Champions Backgammon on Mindzine |publisher= |accessdate=6 May 2017 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20060907014829/http://www.msoworld.com/mindzine/news/classic/bg/tournaments/world00report.html |archivedate=7 September 2006 |df= }}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.bkgm.com/features/HallOfFame/|title=Backgammon Hall of Fame|website=www.bkgm.com|accessdate=6 May 2017}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.chicagopoint.com/results.html|title=International Backgammon Tournament Results|website=www.chicagopoint.com|accessdate=6 May 2017}}
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