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World Table Hockey Tour

In 2003/04, the first world wide league, EuroLeague, was created. 6 tournaments formed the league, The tournaments were Helsinki Open, Oslo Open, Riga Cup, Swedish Masters, Moscow Open and Czech Open.

The league has changed name to World Table Hockey Tour, and consists every year of around 15 tournaments. The original 6 tournaments are still regarded as the most important tournaments, and are called the Big Six tournaments.

List of all ITHF tournaments played. Click on the links to see playoff results:

Nation Tournament Name 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 City
World Championships x x x x Various
European Championships x x x x Various
Canada Challenge x x x Gatineau
Edmonton Centennial Challenge x x x Edmonton
Rose Bowl Classic x x x x Montreal
Czech Open x x x x x x x x x Various
Oresund Cup x x x x Elsinore/Copenhagen
Trophy of Denmark x x x Bronderslev
Tallinn Cup x x Tallinn
Helsinki Open x x x x x x x x x Helsinki
Berlin Open x x x x x x x Berlin
Hungarian Open x x x x x x x Budapest/Komarom
Moscow Cup x x x x x x x x x Moscow
Sankt-Petersburg Open x x x St. Petersburg
Oslo Open x x x x x x x x x Oslo
Riga Open x x x x x x x x x Riga
Bratislava Open x x x Bratislava
Kosice Open x Kosice
Slovenia Open x x x x Kranj
Swedish Masters x x x x x x x x x Various
Swiss Open x x x x x Various
Ukraine Cup x x x x x Kyiv
Boston Challenge x x x x Boston
Stiga Las Vegas x x x x x x x Las Vegas
Stiga North American Championships x x x Detroit
Stiga U.S. Open x x x x x x Chicago

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