2004-2005, Summer Panhellenic DBM Open tournament of Athens - Rules: D.B.M. 3.0, © WRG

Final ranking

#

Name

Army

Score

1

Zaharakis Tolis

Abbasid Arab

124

2

Konstantinidis Alexis

Alexandrian Imperial

95

3

Skandalis Panagiotis

Late Imperial Roman, Eastern

94

4

Kollias Michalis

Seleucid

90

5

Haratsis Ektoras

Later Carthaginian

88

6

Linardos Giorgos

Early Byzantine

84

7

Papadopoulos Paris

Later Hungarian

82

8

Lampropoulos Dionysis

Seleucid

77

9

Antoniadis Dinos

Graeco-Indian

77

10

Konstantaras Haris

Seleucid

74

11

Filippatos Dimitris

Later Hungarian

70

12

Tsaras Vagelis

Medieval Portuguese

68

13

Mountis Panagiotis

Tupi

61

14

Mavrikis Kostas

Neustria

59

15

Bogdanos Spyros

Neo-Assyrian Later Sargonid

57

16

Michailidis Petros

Seleucid

53

17

Tzanikopoulos Nontas

Early Byzantine

53

18

Koukouvinos Christos

Pyrrhic

52

19

Drakoulis Thrasyvoulos

Swedish, Leidang

50

20

Papadopoulos Panos

Chou Chinese

48

21

Hasandras Giorgos

Feudal Spanish

45

22

Kangkas Spyros

Medieval German

45

23

Manis Giorgos

Early Byzantine

43

24

Monos Dimitris

Carolingian Frankish, Charlemagne

28

25

Kanellopoulos Dimitris

Arab Conquest

25

26

Pakos Giorgos

Late Imperial Roman, Eastern

22

8^th Panhellenic DBM tournament, Athens 2004-2005

Athens, "Strategikon" club, 2-3 July 2005

The winners are: Alexis Konstantinidis (2nd), Tolis Zaharakis (1st), Panagiotis Skandalis (3rd).

The prices are waiting.

A decisive battle for the 1st winner. Christian Early Byzantines against Arab Abbasid.

Alexis with his 'Alexander' vs Hannibal-Hector.

The Athenian master Panos Papadopoulos facing the Achaian master Dimitris Filippatos.

Panos' Mountis exotic Tupis.

The umpire Nikos Pesmatzoglou 'preparing' the results. 

The hall of the games.