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| 1988 || Birmingham || GBR || GBR Phil Day || GBR Matt MacVeigh || GBR Jim Mills
 
| 1988 || Birmingham || GBR || GBR Phil Day || GBR Matt MacVeigh || GBR Jim Mills
 
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| 1990 || Chapel Hill, North Carolina || USA || USA Jason Bergmann || USA Jeff Bohner || USA Steve Cooley
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| 1990 || Chapel Hill, NC || USA || USA Jason Bergmann || USA Jeff Bohner || USA Steve Cooley
 
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| 1992 || Canberra || AUS || AUS Steve Gould || AUS Eric Roche || FRA Bruno-André Giraudon
 
| 1992 || Canberra || AUS || AUS Steve Gould || AUS Eric Roche || FRA Bruno-André Giraudon
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| 1995 || Paris || FRA || FRA Bruno-André Giraudon || POR Antonio Ribeiro da Silva || FRA Thomas Sebeyran
 
| 1995 || Paris || FRA || FRA Bruno-André Giraudon || POR Antonio Ribeiro da Silva || FRA Thomas Sebeyran
 
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| 1996 || Columbus, Ohio || USA || USA Pitt Crandlemire || SWE Leif Bergman || SWE Björn von Knorring
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| 1996 || Columbus, OH || USA || USA Pitt Crandlemire || SWE Leif Bergman || SWE Björn von Knorring
 
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| 1997 || Gothenburg || SWE || FRA Cyrille Sevin || SWE Roger Edblom || NOR Borger Borgersen
 
| 1997 || Gothenburg || SWE || FRA Cyrille Sevin || SWE Roger Edblom || NOR Borger Borgersen
 
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| 1998 || Chapel Hill, North Carolina || USA || USA Chris Martin || USA John Quarto-von-Tivadar || USA Mark Fassio
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| 1998 || Chapel Hill, NC || USA || USA Chris Martin || USA John Quarto-von-Tivadar || USA Mark Fassio
 
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| 1999 || Namur || BEL || SWE Christian Dreyer || SWE Leif Bergman || GBR Ivan Woodward
 
| 1999 || Namur || BEL || SWE Christian Dreyer || SWE Leif Bergman || GBR Ivan Woodward
 
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| 2000 || Hunt Valley || USA || GBR Simon Bouton || IRL Brian Dennehy || USA Matthew Shields
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| 2000 || Hunt Valley, MD || USA || GBR Simon Bouton || IRL Brian Dennehy || USA Matthew Shields
 
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| 2001 || Paris || FRA || FRA Cyrille Sevin || IRL Brian Dennehy || GBR Chetan Radia
 
| 2001 || Paris || FRA || FRA Cyrille Sevin || IRL Brian Dennehy || GBR Chetan Radia
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| 2002 || Canberra || AUS || AUS Rob Stephenson || NZL Grant Steel || FRA Yann Clouet
 
| 2002 || Canberra || AUS || AUS Rob Stephenson || NZL Grant Steel || FRA Yann Clouet
 
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| 2003 || Denver || USA || FRA Vincent Carry || USA Edward Hawthorne || NOR Frank Johansen
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| 2003 || Denver, CO || USA || FRA Vincent Carry || USA Edward Hawthorne || NOR Frank Johansen
 
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| 2004 || Birmingham || GBR || FRA Yann Clouet || NED André Kooy || FRA Cyrille Sevin
 
| 2004 || Birmingham || GBR || FRA Yann Clouet || NED André Kooy || FRA Cyrille Sevin
 
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| 2005 || Washington, D.C || USA || NOR Frank Johansen || USA Tom Kobrin || USA [[Edi Birsan]]
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| 2005 || Washington, DC || USA || NOR Frank Johansen || USA Tom Kobrin || USA [[Edi Birsan]]
 
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| 2006 || Berlin || GER || FRA Nicolas Sahuguet || FRA Cyrille Sevin || FRA Yann Clouet
 
| 2006 || Berlin || GER || FRA Nicolas Sahuguet || FRA Cyrille Sevin || FRA Yann Clouet
 
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| 2007 || Vancouver || CAN || USA Doug Moore || USA Jake Mannix || USA Mark Zoffel
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| 2007 || Vancouver, BC || CAN || USA Doug Moore || USA Jake Mannix || USA Mark Zoffel
 
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| 2008 || Lockenhaus || AUT || GER Julian Ziesing || FRA Cyrille Sevin || GER Daniel Leinich
 
| 2008 || Lockenhaus || AUT || GER Julian Ziesing || FRA Cyrille Sevin || GER Daniel Leinich
 
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| 2009 || Columbus, Ohio || USA || AUS Andrew Goff || GBR Daniel Lester || USA Jim O’Kelley
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| 2009 || Columbus, OH || USA || AUS Andrew Goff || GBR Daniel Lester || USA Jim O’Kelley
 
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| 2010 || The Hague || NLD || || ||  
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| 2010 || The Hague || NLD || FRA Gwen Maggi || GER Igor Kurt || FRA Xavier Blanchot
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| 2011 || Sydney || AUS || AUS Andrew Goff || AUS Grant Steel || IRL Liam Cosgrave
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| 2012 || Chicago, IL || USA || USA Michael Binder || USA Don Scheifler || USA Matt Shields
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| 2013 || Paris || FRA || FRA Cyrille Sevin || GBR Toby Harris || FRA Gwen Maggi
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| 2014 || Chapel Hill, NC || USA || USA Thomas Haver || GBR Daniel Lester || GER Phil Weissert
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| 2015 || Milan || ITA || GBR Toby Harris || FRA/ESP Rubén Sanchez Garcia Luengo de Madrid || USA Thomas Haver
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| 2016 || Chicago, IL || USA || CAN/GBR Chris Brand || USA Doug Moore || AUS Andrew Goff
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| 2017 || Oxford || GBR || USA Doug Moore || AUT Marvin Fried || CAN Tanya Gill
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| 2018 || Washington, DC || USA || AUS Andrew Goff || USA Doug Moore || USA Ada Sigal
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| 2019 || Marseilles || FRA || FRA Gwen Maggi || AUS Andrew Goff || SUI Christophe Borgeat
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| 2020 || Dover, VT || USA || || ||
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| 2021 || Bangkok || THA || || ||
 
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Latest revision as of 10:09, 17 July 2020

WorldDipCon

During the 1970s, there were very few Diplomacy tournaments outside North America. At that time, the winner of the tournament held at American DipCon was considered by the North American players as a world champion of Diplomacy.

The WorldDipCon (World Diplomacy Convention) was created in 1988 and the winner of the tournament held at this convention becomes the world champion of Diplomacy.

The players taking the top three places in each WorldDipCon tournament are listed below:

Year Host City Host Country World Champion Second Third
1988 Birmingham GBR GBR Phil Day GBR Matt MacVeigh GBR Jim Mills
1990 Chapel Hill, NC USA USA Jason Bergmann USA Jeff Bohner USA Steve Cooley
1992 Canberra AUS AUS Steve Gould AUS Eric Roche FRA Bruno-André Giraudon
1994 Birmingham GBR FRA Pascal Montagna FRA Stéphane Gentric FRA Bruno-André Giraudon
1995 Paris FRA FRA Bruno-André Giraudon POR Antonio Ribeiro da Silva FRA Thomas Sebeyran
1996 Columbus, OH USA USA Pitt Crandlemire SWE Leif Bergman SWE Björn von Knorring
1997 Gothenburg SWE FRA Cyrille Sevin SWE Roger Edblom NOR Borger Borgersen
1998 Chapel Hill, NC USA USA Chris Martin USA John Quarto-von-Tivadar USA Mark Fassio
1999 Namur BEL SWE Christian Dreyer SWE Leif Bergman GBR Ivan Woodward
2000 Hunt Valley, MD USA GBR Simon Bouton IRL Brian Dennehy USA Matthew Shields
2001 Paris FRA FRA Cyrille Sevin IRL Brian Dennehy GBR Chetan Radia
2002 Canberra AUS AUS Rob Stephenson NZL Grant Steel FRA Yann Clouet
2003 Denver, CO USA FRA Vincent Carry USA Edward Hawthorne NOR Frank Johansen
2004 Birmingham GBR FRA Yann Clouet NED André Kooy FRA Cyrille Sevin
2005 Washington, DC USA NOR Frank Johansen USA Tom Kobrin USA Edi Birsan
2006 Berlin GER FRA Nicolas Sahuguet FRA Cyrille Sevin FRA Yann Clouet
2007 Vancouver, BC CAN USA Doug Moore USA Jake Mannix USA Mark Zoffel
2008 Lockenhaus AUT GER Julian Ziesing FRA Cyrille Sevin GER Daniel Leinich
2009 Columbus, OH USA AUS Andrew Goff GBR Daniel Lester USA Jim O’Kelley
2010 The Hague NLD FRA Gwen Maggi GER Igor Kurt FRA Xavier Blanchot
2011 Sydney AUS AUS Andrew Goff AUS Grant Steel IRL Liam Cosgrave
2012 Chicago, IL USA USA Michael Binder USA Don Scheifler USA Matt Shields
2013 Paris FRA FRA Cyrille Sevin GBR Toby Harris FRA Gwen Maggi
2014 Chapel Hill, NC USA USA Thomas Haver GBR Daniel Lester GER Phil Weissert
2015 Milan ITA GBR Toby Harris FRA/ESP Rubén Sanchez Garcia Luengo de Madrid USA Thomas Haver
2016 Chicago, IL USA CAN/GBR Chris Brand USA Doug Moore AUS Andrew Goff
2017 Oxford GBR USA Doug Moore AUT Marvin Fried CAN Tanya Gill
2018 Washington, DC USA AUS Andrew Goff USA Doug Moore USA Ada Sigal
2019 Marseilles FRA FRA Gwen Maggi AUS Andrew Goff SUI Christophe Borgeat
2020 Dover, VT USA
2021 Bangkok THA

Notes

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