The 2nd World Youth Transnational Bridge Championships, were held in Opatija (Croatia).
61 pairs took part in the Event where U26 and U21 faced each other in the same competition.
At the end, the first 3 U21 pairs classified were extrapolated from the Cumulative Ranking of the event.
Starting from Atlanta 2013, the U21 Pairs has its own event.
1. Bernard KULA – Jakub BEREZA (Poland)
2. Michail SOUMPLIS – Iasonas-I. PAPASPYROU (Greece)
3. Brian ZHANG – Kayden GE (USA)
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1. Michael Xu – Finn Kolesnik (USA)
2. Argay Zsolt – Kemeny Mark (HUN)
3. Christian Lahrmann (DEN) – Léo Rombaut (FRA)
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1. Kacper Kopka – Tomasz Kielbasa (Poland)
2. Alexander Sandin – Ilai Ilan Baniri (Sweden and Israel)
3. Hao Zhen Dong – Bo Han Zhu (Canada)
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1. Cheng Deng – Zhijie Yuan (China)
2. Federico Porta – Gianmarco Giubilo (Italy)
3. Arthur Boulin – Theo Guillemin (France)
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1. Wei Hongji, Sun Shiyu (China).
2. Yin Yichen, Fang Zhengyang (China).
3. Sebastiano Scatà, Andrea Manganella (Italy).
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1. Allison Hunt – Asya Ladyzhensky (USA).
2. Andrew – Richard Jeng (USA).
3. Jin Kai – Jin Tianyi (China).
The 3rd edition was held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Atlanta. For the 3rd World Youth Bridge Teams Championship the regulations required that pairs and teams must consist of members from the same NBO.
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1. Michal Gulczynski, Wojciech Kazmierczak (Poland)
2. Adam Grossack, Adam Kaplan (USA)
3. Luc Severeijns – Chris Westerbeek (Neherlands)
This edition was held at the Congress Centre Tamaris in Opatija.
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