We are announcing the winners of the week from 18 to 23 September

Clingwin congratulates winners of the Personal tournament that just has ended.

Personal tournament

Rebecca Graham (United Kingdom) was the luckiest one during the week from 18 to 23 September. She managed to score 119 points and it was enough to end up on the first position. Now Rebecca will receive 30 euro.

Fedor Dimarin from Portugal finished in the second place with total of 113 points. And three points behind was Vladimirs Artemjevs from Ireland. Both players will receive the winning prizes.

ClingWin tournament

In the ClingWin tournament luck was with Victor Agapitov (France). He managed to finish in the first spot with 459 points. Second and third were Rosie Lunn from UK and Kristine Filipova from Latvia. You all did great and you well deserve top places!!

Good luck to all Clingwin participants! You are gonna win! You should know that! Best of luck!

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