Warren Buffett Cup - 2006
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                           Europe:                                                North America:
Sabine Auken-Daniela Von Arnim (Germany):    David Berkowitz-Larry Cohen
Jan Jansma - Louk Verhees (Netherlands):         Bob Hamman-Paul Soloway:
Norberto Bocchi-Giorgio Duboin (Italy):              Geoff Hampson- Fred Gitelman:
Jason and Justin Hackett (England):                   Bobby Levin-Steve Weinstein:
Tom Hanlon- Hugh McGann (Ireland):                Jill Levin-Jill Meyers
Geir Helgemo-Tor Helness (Norway).                  Zia Mahmood- Roy Welland 
Non-Playing Captain Paul Hackett (England).     N-P C: Donna Compton (USA).
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         U S wins over Europe and gets Warren Buffett cup

WARREN BUFFETT CUP @ Dublin 18th to 21st September. It is a transatlantic challenge match ( Europe vs North America ). The match consists of five rounds of pairs, six rounds of teams, and eleven rounds of individual play.
Scoring for this tourney explained - Here

Day one (the pairs contest) finished with the scores level at 0 - 0

After round 4 of the teams contest (day two of the match) US=+3.  Europe=-3

Day 3 (teams plus the start of the individual contest) ended with Europe back in the lead, but only by the smallest possible margin (+1: - 1)

Final Score    Europe --23    USA    +23

Warren Buffett website- Here
Overall score- Here
               Pairs
Round 1 - Hands - Here 
Round 2 - Hands - Here
Round 3 - Hands - Here 
Round 4 - Hands - Here
Round 5 - Hands - Here
               Teams
Round 1   Hands - Here 
Round 2 - Hands - Here 
Round 3 - Hands - Here 
Round 4 - Hands - Here 
Round 5 - Hands - Here 
Round 6 - Hands - Here 
Bulletin No 1 (PDF) - - Here
Bulletin No 2 (PDF) - - Here
Bulletin No 3 (PDF) - - Here   
Final bulletin 4 (PDF)- Here
        Individual 
Round 1 - - - - - -   Hands - Here 
Round 2 - - - - - -   Hands - Here 
Round 3 - - - - - - - Hands - Here 
Round 4 - - - - - - - Hands - Here 
Round 5 - - - - - -   Hands - Here 
Round 6 - - - - - - - Hands - Here 
Round 7 - - - - - --  Hands - Here 
Round 8 - - - - - - - Hands - Here 
Round 9 - - - - - --- Hands - Here 
Round 10 - - - - - - Hands - Here 
                                  Scoring for this Tournament explained
The scoring is based on a simple point-a-board (or board-a-match) system, with one point being given to the team that wins each hand (board) and none to the team that loses it. Points will be shared if a hand produces an identical score. For example if North America scores plus 420 at one table, and minus 450 at the other table, it will receive no points. Europe will win that board instead and receive one point. The key point is that victory on each board goes to the team with the highest points score, regardless of the margin of victory.
          Each match consists of a number of boards. The points scored by each team on these boards are added at the end of each match to produce an overall match winner. The winner of every match receives championship points, also known as Buffett points, on a "winner takes all" basis. The number of championship points at stake in each match depends on whether the format is individual , pairs or teams.
           The championship points are carried forward and netted off as each match concludes in order to show which side is ahead at that point. If one side is in the lead, it will have a positive score, while the other side has an equivalent negative score. If the scoreboard shows Europe + 1 USA - 1, it means that the Americans are trailing by just one championship point. The team with the positive score at the end of the match is declared the winner. 
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