North American Tournament 2026 RESULTS (Click on to enlarge)

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Unrecognized Players

I believe that there are many excellent players who are simply unable to complete the required 40 games per month in order to qualify for recognition.Players who work long hours and/or have family obligations cannot spend the time required to complete 40+ Wizard games. For exampe, In a brief survey of the March 2026 games, the players shown below have impressive results but fail to qualify for recognition.
Lcordy PTS: 38 (17) S.R.=1.31 (3)  PTS+S.R.: 20   GMS=29  W.P.=41.38  1st Place=12 luvwiz PTS: 37 (19) S.R.=0.95 (9)  PTS+S.R.: 28   GMS=39  W.P.=30.77  1st Place=12

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Dear Ken, Joan, Carles, Tim, and the entire Wizard community, I want to extend my heartfelt thanks for such a wonderful Wizard gathering in Welland. What makes these events truly special is not only the game itself, but the incredible atmosphere created when people from around the world come together around a shared passion. Each tournament feels less like a competition and more like a reunion—where new friendships are formed, old ones are strengthened, and everyone leaves with memories that last far beyond the final table. A sincere thank you to Ken and Joan for your warm hospitality and for continuing to build a legacy that brings so much joy into so many lives. Your creativity and commitment to growing the Wizard community are truly inspiring. Special appreciation as well to Carles and Tim for your outstanding work in organizing and communicating every detail so smoothly. Events like this simply would not be possible without your dedication behind the scenes. Congratulations to all players, and especially to those who reached the final table and performed so well throughout the tournament. Carles’ remarkable achievement across his games is truly impressive and a testament to the high level of play that makes these gatherings so exciting. To everyone who traveled from overseas, thank you for making the journey. Your presence adds something truly special and reminds us that Wizard is a global family, connected not just by cards, but by genuine friendship. There is something almost magical about sitting at a table surrounded by people who share the same passion, knowing that every tournament adds another chapter to our personal journeys. Wizard is more than a game—it has become part of the story of our lives, filled with meaningful connections and unforgettable moments. It was a pleasure to see many familiar faces again, to meet new friends, and to share such a warm weekend together. I look forward to seeing many of you again soon in Ottawa, and of course online between events. With sincere gratitude and friendship, Mario and France

GOOGLE AI evaluates WIZARD

Wizard is widely considered an excellent card game, especially for fans of traditional trick-taking games like Hearts, Spades, or Euchre. It is often described as a "modern classic" that is easy to learn but offers deep strategic depth.
Why People Love It.
Precision Bidding:
Unlike many games where you just want the most points, Wizard requires you to predict the exact number of tricks you will win. This adds a layer of tension as you may sometimes actively try to lose a hand.
The Special Cards:
The 60-card deck adds 4 Wizards (which always win) and 4 Jesters (which always lose), creating unpredictable turns that standard decks can't provide.
Escalating Challenge:
The game starts with each player receiving only one card, increasing by one card each round. This creates a smooth learning curve that builds toward a high-stakes final round.
Player Flexibility:
It plays well with 3 to 6 players, which is a broader range than many traditional 4-player trick-taking games.