Salou hosts 22nd Domino World Championship

The 22nd Domino World Championship concluded in Salou, Spain, with players from 17 countries participating in the event. The tournament, held at the Pavelló Ponent, drew approximately 816 players and 2,000 attendees, including companions.

Venezuelan player Carlos Marquina secured the individual world title, finishing ahead of Jhonatan Terrero of the United States and Gustavo Maldonado of Chile. In the mixed doubles category, the Venezuelan duo of Jackeline Parisi and Carlos Marquina took first place, followed by Spanish pairs José Alejandro Díaz and Isbel Paredes, and Juan Tomás Sernates and María del Carmen Rendón.

Mexico claimed victory in the team competition, with the 'México 2' team taking first place, followed by Puerto Rico and 'México 1'. The Spanish delegation was the largest at the event, followed by the United States. The championship was organized by the International Domino Federation in conjunction with Spanish and Catalan federations.