Hungarian National Championships

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Hungary
National Championships
Years held: 1996 to 2011
2017 & 2018
Host cities: Budapest
Repeat titles: Gárdos Gergely
Nagy Tamás
Papp Gábor

National Championship tournaments were held annually in Hungary from 1996 through to 2011, then again in 2017 and 2018.[1][2] The winner of these events was named Hungarian Champion and headed the national team at that years' World Championship.

Between 2012 and 2016, the title Hungarian Champion was instead given to the Hungarian player with the highest amount of Pro Points in a particular Pro Tour season.

National Championships (1996 to 2011)

National team members for the World Championships, where known, are marked in bold.

  • Between 1996 and 2000, and in 2007, teams had 4 players.[3]
  • Between 2001 and 2006, and 2008 to 2011, teams consisted of three players. The two losing semi-finalists would play off for 3rd place. 4th place still received an invitation as an Alternate. (Italicised)

Invitations could be formally declined and would be offered in turn to the next player in the standings.

Notes: Hungarian names follow the Eastern (Family name first) naming convention. An asterisk (*) after a player's name indicates their exact placing is unknown.

1996 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance: 96

1. HUN flag Tószegi Szabolcs
2. HUN flag Tihor Miklós
3. HUN flag Rovó Viktor
4. HUN flag Szegedi Sándor
5. HUN flag Bakos Attila
6. HUN flag Petrás Gábor
7. HUN flag Dézsi Levente
8. HUN flag Würth Attila

Sources[4][5][6]  

1997 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: May 17-18, 1997
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance: 45

1. HUN flag Tihor Miklós
2. HUN flag Nagy Gábor
3. HUN flag Szalay György
4. HUN flag Papp Gábor
5. HUN flag Würth Attila*
6. HUN flag Kardos Marcell*
7. HUN flag Hazai Tamas*
8. HUN flag Meszes Tamas*

Sources[4][5][7]  

1998 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: May 23-24, 1998
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Papp Gábor
2. HUN flag Kopunovics Dávid
3. HUN flag Rovó Viktor
4. HUN flag Farkas Dávid
5. HUN flag Szili Attila
6. HUN flag Lipták Károly
7. HUN flag Nagy Gábor
8. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt

Sources[4][8]  

1999 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: May 15-16, 1999
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Papp Gábor
2. HUN flag Michael Durham
3. HUN flag Lipták Károly
4. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
5. HUN flag Rovó Viktor
6. HUN flag Hegyi Gábor
7. HUN flag Gulyás Dániel
8. HUN flag Kovács Lajos

Sources[4]  

2000 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: June 24-25, 2000
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
2. HUN flag Kardos Marcell
3. HUN flag Papp Gábor
4. HUN flag Gárdos Gergely
5. HUN flag Terenyei Róbert
6. HUN flag Papp Gábor Pécs
7. HUN flag Gulyás Dániel
8. HUN flag Süveges András

Sources[4][9]  

2001 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: May 20, 2001
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Michael Durham
2. HUN flag Szabó Lázár
3. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
4. HUN flag Gulyás Dániel
5. HUN flag Rovó Viktor
6. HUN flag Lipták Károly
7. HUN flag Süveges András
8. HUN flag Schäffer Balázs

Sources[4][10][11][12]  

2002 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: April 27-28, 2002
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Gárdos Gergely
2. HUN flag Balogh András
3. HUN flag Papp Gábor
4. HUN flag Rovó Viktor
5. HUN flag Kardos Marcell
6. HUN flag Lipták Gábor
7. HUN flag Dobronay Ferenc
8. HUN flag Nagy Tamás

Sources[4][13]  

2003 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: April 26-27, 2003
Formats: Standard and Rochester Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Gárdos Gergely
2. HUN flag Balogh András
3. HUN flag Vályi-Nagy Zsolt
4. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
5. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
6. HUN flag Gulyás Dániel
7. HUN flag Lipták Gábor
8. HUN flag Simon Zoltan

Sources[4][14][15]  

2004 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: May 8-9, 2004
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Lipták Károly
2. HUN flag Balogh András
3. HUN flag Papp Gábor
4. HUN flag Kocsis Gábor
5. HUN flag Hosszú Ervin
6. HUN flag Kornis Tamás
7. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
8. HUN flag Gárdos Gergely

Sources[4][16][17]  

2005 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 17-18, 2005
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Balogh András
2. HUN flag Claes Christiansen
3. HUN flag Krepli Tibor
4. HUN flag Lipták Gábor
5. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
6. HUN flag Straub Balázs
7. HUN flag Polyák Máté
8. HUN flag Zombori Csaba

Sources[4][18][19]  

2006 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 9-10, 2006
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
2. HUN flag Gulyás Dániel
3. HUN flag Hodován Miklós
4. HUN flag Várady Balázs
5. HUN flag Csizmadia Péter
6. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
7. HUN flag Bokor Bence
8. HUN flag Szabó András

Sources[4][20][21]  

2007 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 1-2, 2007
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
2. HUN flag Szabó András
3. HUN flag Tököli Zsolt
4. HUN flag Lipták Károly
5. HUN flag Benyó Gergely
6. HUN flag Balogh András
7. HUN flag Krepli Tibor
8. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Bak

Sources[4][22][23]  

2008 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 6-7, 2008
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Balogh András
2. HUN flag Nagy Ferenc
3. HUN flag Lampért Csaba
4. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
5. HUN flag Süveges András
6. HUN flag Várady Balázs
7. HUN flag Kiss Sándor
8. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán

Sources[4][24][25]  

2009 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: July 25-26, 2009
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 63

1. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
2. HUN flag Kocsis Gábor
3. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Bak
4. HUN flag Rácz Csaba
5. HUN flag Gulyás Gergely
6. HUN flag Glied Tamás
7. HUN flag Konkoly János
8. HUN flag Illés Márton

Sources[4][26][27][28]  

2010 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: July 3-4, 2010
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Gulyás Gergely
2. HUN flag Kovács Krisztián
3. HUN flag Konkoly János
4. HUN flag Szénási Csaba
5. HUN flag Nagy András
6. HUN flag Négyesi Áron
7. HUN flag Turcsányi József
8. HUN flag Rácz Csaba

Sources[4][29][30]  

2011 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: June 18-19, 2011
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
2. HUN flag Kocsis Gábor
3. HUN flag Várady Balázs
4. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Bak
5. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Póker
6. HUN flag Markos Dániel
7. HUN flag Glied Tamás
8. HUN flag Nagy Ferenc

Sources[4][31][32]  

World Magic Cup (2012 to 2016)

Official Pro Points Champion and Qualifier winners

The top 4 players of each of the three World Magic Cup tournaments are given, with the player who accepted a place in the national team being emboldened.

Year Pro Points Champion Qualifier 1 Qualifier 2 Qualifier 3
2012
[4][33] 		Nagy Tamás 1. Schrick Máté
2. Gulyás Gergely
3. Körbl Adorján
4. Kiss Géza 		1. Lamper András
2. Gulyás Gergely
3. Kocsis Gábor
4. Viniczai Tibor 		1. Glied Tamás
2. Szántó Gergő
3. Nagy Ferenc
4. Körbl Adorján
2013
[4][34] 		Nagy Tamás 1. Körbl Adorján
2. Viniczai Tibor
3. Varga Krisztián
4. Szőke Zoltán 		1. Kocsis Gábor
2. Zeller Gábor
3. Szöllősi P. Bence
4. Nacsa Zsófi 		1. Hosszú Ervin
2. Schrick Máté
3. Horváth Tamás Bak
4. Kiss László
2014
[4][35] 		Tamás Glied 1. Nagy Tamás
2. Urbán Tamás
3. Kovács Gábor
4. Kocsis Gábor 		1. Hollós Péter
2. Kocsis Gábor
3. Szabó László
4. Horváth Tamás Póker 		1. Nagy Ferenc
2. Urbán Tamás
3. Pásztor László
4. Hosszú Balázs
2015
[4][36] 		Nagy Tamás 1. Kiss László
2. Glied Tamás
3. Kovács Péter
4. Hosszú Ervin 		1. Kocsis Gábor
2. Maróti András
3. Urbán Tamás
4. Bojtár Gyula 		1. Kenyeres Ákos
2. Bánki András
3. Tóth Dávid
4. Hosszú Ervin
2016
[4][37] 		Kenyeres Ákos 1. Kenyeres Ákos
2. Dézsi Kristóf
3. Viniczai Tibor
4. Nádas Szilveszter 		1. Szabó László
2. Varga Zsolt
3. Schrick Máté
4. Urbán Tamás 		1. Schrick Dávid
2. Nagy Ferenc
3. Schrick Máté
4. Szekér Ottó

Unofficial National Championships

The Hungarian community continued to run its own, unofficial National Championship tournaments each year between 2012 and 2026.[4] These were in addition to the formal World Magic Cup Qualifiers, with several players enjoying success in both systems.

Note: Players who were part of the National team - due to having the highest Pro Points or winning an official qualifier - in the year they Top 8ed the unofficial tournament have their names noted in bold below.

2012 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Da-Ronco József
2. HUN flag Tóth Viktor
3. HUN flag Kocsis Gábor
4. HUN flag Glied Tamás
5. HUN flag Várady Balázs
6. HUN flag Horváth Máté
7. HUN flag Czicze Márton
8. HUN flag Konkoly János

Sources[4]  

2013 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Glied Tamás
2. HUN flag Zeller Gábor
3. HUN flag Nagy András
4. HUN flag Várady Balázs
5. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Bak
6. HUN flag Kenyeres Ákos
7. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
8. HUN flag Ricardo Delisi

Sources[4]  

2014 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: October 11, 2014
Formats: Standard
Attendance: 48

1. HUN flag Gulyás Gergely
2. HUN flag Glied Tamás
3. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
4. HUN flag Hosszú Ervin
5. HUN flag Nagy Ferenc
6. HUN flag Schrick Dávid
7. HUN flag Hatt András
8. HUN flag Bojtár Gyula

Sources[4][38]  

2015 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Hollós Péter
2. HUN flag Horváth Tamás Póker
3. HUN flag Bánki András
4. HUN flag Nádas Szilveszter
5. HUN flag Bojtár Gyula
6. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
7. HUN flag Tóth Dávid
8. HUN flag Kenyeres Ákos

Sources[4]  

2016 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
2. HUN flag Várady Balázs
3. HUN flag Felipe Zborowski
4. HUN flag Bojtár Gyula
5. HUN flag Kenyeres Ákos
6. HUN flag Deffent Péter
7. HUN flag Paragi Zoltán
8. HUN flag Sebők Péter

Sources[4]  

National Championships (2017 onwards)

Official National Championships

2017 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 9-10, 2017
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Nagy Tamás
2. HUN flag Nagy Ferenc
3. HUN flag Kenyeres Ákos
4. HUN flag Schrick Máté
5. HUN flag Kapari Márk
6. HUN flag Várady Balázs
7. HUN flag Kovács Bálint
8. HUN flag Mészáros Ádám

Pro Points Champion: Kocsis Gábor
[4][39][40]  

2018 National Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: September 8, 2018
Formats: Standard and Booster Draft
Attendance: 78

1. HUN flag Kocsis Gábor
2. HUN flag Árpás Milán
3. HUN flag Kenyeres Ákos
4. HUN flag Sárkány Norbert
5. HUN flag Kardos Krisztián
6. HUN flag Nádas Szilveszter
7. HUN flag Papp Martin
8. HUN flag Poroszkai László

Pro Points Champion: Norbert Sarkany
[4][41][42]  

Unofficial National Championships

After National Championships were again disestablished in the 2019 season, the Hungarian community continued to hold their own unofficial events.[4]

2019 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Laczkó Péter
2. HUN flag Csehi Szilárd
3. HUN flag Sebők Péter
4. HUN flag Fónagy Dénes
5. HUN flag Horváth Márk Alex
6. HUN flag Bittmann Martin
7. HUN flag Németh Dávid
8. HUN flag Fekete Andrea

Sources[4]  

2020 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Gunst Dávid
2. HUN flag Nelson Sterling
3. HUN flag Nusser Ádám
4. HUN flag Bánki András
5. HUN flag Kapari Márk
6. HUN flag Hosszú Ervin
7. HUN flag Molnár Richárd
8. HUN flag Sebők Gábor

Sources[4]  

2021 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Deffent Péter
2. HUN flag Répa Tamás
3. HUN flag Rakovszky András
4. HUN flag Szőke Zoltán
5. HUN flag Molnár Richárd
6. HUN flag Mizsér Fruzsina
7. HUN flag Tóth Bálint
8. HUN flag Marosy Attila

Sources[4]  

2022 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Répa Tamás
2. HUN flag Hosszú Ervin
3. HUN flag Várady Balázs
4. HUN flag Sebők Péter
5. HUN flag Kapari Márk
6. HUN flag Schrick Dávid
7. HUN flag Viniczai Tibor
8. HUN flag Kovács Balázs

Sources[4]  

2023 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Borbás Bence
2. HUN flag Tóth Ferenc
3. HUN flag Schrick Dávid
4. HUN flag Tenke Dániel
5. HUN flag Réczi Zsolt
6. HUN flag Vas István
7. HUN flag Sebők Péter
8. HUN flag Marosy Attila

Sources[4]  

2024 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date:
Formats:
Attendance:

1. HUN flag Viniczai Tibor
2. HUN flag Juhász Álmos
3. HUN flag Szűcs Gergő
4. HUN flag Marosy Attila
5. HUN flag Gunst Dávid
6. HUN flag Nagy Erik
7. HUN flag Mércse Balázs
8. HUN flag Mihály Márton

Sources[4]  

2025 Unofficial Championship

Location: Budapest
Date: October 4, 2025
Formats: Standard, Modern, Booster Draft
Attendance: 78

1-1. HUN flag Kardos Krisztián
2-2. HUN flag Borbély Krisztián
3-4. HUN flag Antal Roland
3-4. HUN flag Szakacs Peter
5-8. HUN flag Répa Tamás
5-8. HUN flag Vas István
5-8. HUN flag Kovacs Gabor
5-8. HUN flag Schrick Dávid

Sources[4][43][44]  

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