Kubb

Homemade Kubb game in the starting position

Kubb game phases, graphic instructions

Kubb is a game of skill played on a lawn. It has been played in its current form since around 1990 and is particularly popular in Sweden , Belgium , Germany , the USA and Switzerland . But also in many other European countries and also on the Asian and Australian continents no longer rare. In German-speaking countries it is sometimes marketed or played under the title "Viking Chess".

Game idea

Two teams compete against each other. A team consists of at least one to a maximum of six people. The players try to knock over the wooden blocks (Klotz = Kubb ) of the opposing party with throwing sticks. The king in the center of the field must be hit last. Whoever hits all kubbs on the opponent's half of the game and the king first, wins the game.

Game material

Kubb set with a king, four field delimiters, six throwing sticks and ten kubbs

A Kubb game is traditionally built by yourself, but is also available for purchase. It consists of the following wooden figures:

• 1 king about 9 cm × 9 cm × 30 cm
• 10 kubbs approximately 7 cm × 7 cm × 15 cm
• 6 throwing sticks Ø approx.4.4 cm × 30 cm
• 4 corner bars about 2 cm × 2 cm × 30 cm

Hardwood should be used because of the high stress .

Occasionally, 6 pieces of border wood are included in the play set; two additional ones to mark the center line.

Game preparation

Kubb starting position

Before the game begins, two teams are formed, each consisting of 1 to 6 people.

The traditional playing field size is 5 by 8 meters. However, this size can be freely selected depending on the skills of the players. The area can be marked out with border timber. You can play Kubb on all kinds of surfaces such as grass, sand, snow or solid surfaces.

The game consists of six massive round sticks, ten knockdown blocks (kubbs) and a larger king.

Five kubbs, about one meter apart, form the baseline on each side. The king stands in the middle of the playing field.

The two teams position themselves opposite each other on either side behind their respective baseline, which is formed by the kubbs (baseline or base cubbs) set up.

A game consists of several game rounds. Which team starts the first round is drawn by lot. After that, the first throw right changes per game round. An alternative rule is that each team has a single attempt to get as close as possible to the king with a throwing stick. The team whose throwing stick comes closest to the king without knocking him over may begin.

Course of the game

exemplary game situation

The starting team A receives the six throwing sticks first. If possible, all team members receive the same number of throwing sticks. Now an attempt is made to fell the opposing kubbs by throwing the logs. It is basically thrown from below. The stick should fly with its longitudinal axis in the direction of the throw, horizontal throws and rotating throws are prohibited. The throwing sticks and any knocked over kubbs remain in place until all team members have thrown their sticks. After Team A has completed its throws, Team B collects all the throwing sticks and knocked over kubbs and it is now their turn.

Colored Kubb game

The fallen kubbs are now thrown by team B into the field half of team A. The members of Team A put the kubbs where they left off. However, it is up to the team members in which direction the Kubb is tilted to put it down. (If the kubb is on the center line or one of the outer lines, it must always be set up in such a way that at least half of its base protrudes over the center of the line.) Team B has a maximum of two attempts per kubb to hit the opposing half of the field. If the Kubb lands outside the opposing half of the field on the second attempt, Team A may throw the Kubb itself from the opposing baseline into its own half of the field. The kubb must keep a distance of at least one length of throwing stick from the king or the corner points. The kubbs thrown in are called field kubbs.

Usually team B will try to throw the field cubes as close as possible behind the center line. This has the advantage that they are easier to hit due to the shorter distance. Likewise, an attempt is usually made to position the field cubbs as close to each other as possible so that there is a chance of falling two or more kubbs at once with the following throwing wood throws.

After all field cubes have been placed, team B throws the six throwing sticks at the kubbs in the field half of team A. First, all field cubbs must be knocked over. If one of the basic cubes falls over before all field cubes have been felled, it must be set up again. As soon as team B has felled all field cubes, it can throw at team A's basic cubes again.

Then it is Team A's turn again. Team A also initially throws all kubbs that have been knocked over by Team B into the opposing half of the field. If team B did not succeed in chopping all field cubes, team A may now proceed with the throwing sticks up to the field cub in its half that is closest to the king. So this Kubb forms the new throwing line for this round of Team A.

Playing

As soon as a team has knocked over all opposing field and base cubes, it may throw from the baseline at the king. If it knocks the king down, that team wins the game.

If a team overturns the king before it has overturned all opposing field and base cubes, it has lost the game.

Game variants

Kubb player

As with almost every game, Kubb also has a number of variations on the rules outlined above. The simplest variant is to reduce the size of the playing field or to reduce the number of basic cubes in order to shorten the game a little.

One variant relates to the placement of the field cubes. The throwing party can try to hit field cubes that have already been thrown in. If this succeeds, the kubbs may be stacked to form a tower (on top of each other) or placed next to each other in a row.

According to another variant, the basic cubes that have been felled are taken directly from the game, so they are not thrown back into the opposing field. Alternatively, fallen field cubes are removed from the game; so only felled base cubes are thrown into the opposing field. This shortens the playing time considerably and allows Kubb newbies to get a feel for throwing.

It is also possible, when playing with adults and small children (around three to five years old), to allow the children to always throw from the center line.

To make the end of the game even more exciting, there is a variant of the requirement to hit the king with his back to the playing field and a wood thrown through the legs. Another possibility is that the king must be discarded by right-handers with left and left-handers with right to win.

There is also the option to define a "black widow" and a "joker" at the start of the game. If the "black widow" is hit, the throwing round is over for the thrower. If the Joker is hit, the throwing round starts again.

In Finland a similar game called Mölkky with throwing sticks is widespread, but it is not played in a team, but in the "everyone against everyone" mode. Another variant is known in Russia under the name Gorodki .

"VM i Kubb" - The Kubb World Championships

Since 1995 the “official” Kubb World Championships have been held annually in Rone on the Swedish island of Gotland . The Kubb Championship is open to all Kubb teams who register, there are no age restrictions.

In 2002, 183 teams, each with six members, came together to win the title. The age of the participants was between eight and 85 years. In 2005 the “VM i Kubb” took place on two days of competition, August 5th and 6th. The entire qualifying round and all final rounds took place on the first day, only the final game started on the second day. This second day was otherwise filled with the small championship and a group game from a total of 64 teams that had qualified this and last year. The participants of the “Ekeby” team left the field as winners and world champions.

In 2008 there were again 160 teams at the start and the field of participants more international than ever before: Teams not only from Sweden, but also from countries such as Great Britain, Austria, Germany, France and Australia took part. The team "Ekeby" has been the most successful team in recent years, in 2008 they beat the German team "Progress99" in the final, and in 2009 the team "Gloria Victis". In 2010 the team "Gloria Victis" won, team "Ekeby" was eliminated in the preliminary round.

In 2013 the world championship title went to Germany for the first time to the German selection team "Kubb'Ings".

As the third team in Kubb history, the German selection team was able to defend its title from last year. In 2015, the summiteers played with their own team and even brought the title to Germany for the third time in a row with Austrian and Swedish friends. In 2015, the Kubb'Ings won the Purple World Cup on Saturday against Gloria Victis.

In 2016, the two Rostock individual teams formed "Kubb'Ings and Progress99" and were able to bring the world championship title back to Germany. The winners of the Purple World Cup on Saturday were Mulde Fritidsby from Sweden.

List of winners since 1995

year	Teams	World Champion	Vice world champion	3rd place	4th Place
1995	28 teams	Fole / Hejnum	Centralföreningen	Team Ekeby	De 6 kubbspelarna
1996	59 teams	Team Ekeby	Slappers Rone City	Visby AIK 1	Palmkvists Sorkar
1997	76 teams	Team Ekeby	Vambi	Centralföreningen	Roma
1998	108 teams	Fole / Hejnum	Vambi	Good safe	Palmqvists Sorkar
1999	128 teams	Fole / Hejnum	Onda papperets lay	Team Roma	Centralföreningen
2000	131 teams	United States	Boffen's urge	By-Pers-Iris	Hajo
2001	170 teams	Team Ekeby	Sudret Losers	Kubbikarna	Jagarna
2002	183 teams	Team Ekeby	Kubbikarna	Fole / Hejnum	Inge Lip
2003	176 teams	Team Ekeby	Sportskubb Sports Club	Kubbikarna	Emma Pojkar
2004	168 teams	Sportskubb Sports Club	Mbinu Mashujaa	Elefantbajs 2000	Corps Nybro
2005	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Elefantbajs 2000	Granskogarna	Maltes Bil & Rep
2006	??? Teams	Elefantbajs 2000	Team Ekeby	Corps Nybro	Almond cubable
2007	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Boffens urgent	Jonsson's trutar	Flintstones
2008	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Progress99	Gloria Victis	Corps Nybro
2009	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Gloria Victis	Progress99	Mixkubbarna
2010	??? Teams	Gloria Victis	Signal gate	Progress99	Emma Pojkar
2011	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Elefantbajs 2000	SMP Basel United	Gloria Victis
2012	??? Teams	Team Ekeby	Berras Sorkar	Gloria Victis	SMP Basel United
2013	178 teams	Kubb'Ings	Cruet A Trois	Gloria Victis	Emmi Gardell
2014	181 teams	Kubb'Ings meets beer sect, Summiteer & RZKKC	Claire Mni -2014	Cruet A Trois	Gloria Victis
2015	174 teams	Summiteers & friends	SMP Basel United	T is Gebeurd!	Berras Sorkar
2016	170 teams	Kubb'Ings and Progress99	Berras Sorkar	Summiteers & friends	Emmi Gardell
2017	176 teams	Blue / Orange	KP Wilddogs	Kubb monsieur	Hest United
2018	165 teams	KP Wilddogs	Horstbrod	Kubb Klub Vrsovka & Friends	Chaska Kubb
2019	149 teams	Belgian bastards	Horstbrod	Stranded Goose	Kubb'Ings & Summiteers

Kubb EM - The European Championships in Berlin

Since 2011, the official Kubb European Championships of the European Kubb Federation have been held in Berlin every year at the end of July. The Kubb EM is an open championship for all European teams of three or more people. Since 2018, the European champion in the team of six has also been determined on the day before the main tournament.

history

At the first European Championship in 2011, 53 teams from nine countries fought for the best possible placement in ten hours. In the final, The CH-ubbers (CH) and progress99 (GER) faced each other, from which progress99 emerged as the first European champion.

In 2012, 63 teams fought for the title. The Kubb'Ings and Progress99 faced each other, whereby the Kubb'Ings prevailed 3: 1 and were able to take home the challenge cup for a year. The final was held in a best-of-five mode for the first time .

The year 2013 brought 66 teams to the EM. There the title holder 2012 Kubb'Ings (GER) and Nobody Puts Gute in the Corner (SWE) (a mixed team from Team Ekeby and Menage a Trois) faced each other. The Kubb'Ings prevailed after a 2-0 lead just 3-2 and thus became the first double European champions.

In 2014, a new participant record was again achieved with 78 teams. After the hottest day of the year, Breitizone from Switzerland and the reigning European champion Kubb'Ings from Germany faced each other in the final, with the Kubb'Ings 3-0 in the best-of-five final in their " Living room ”prevailed.

The 2015 European Championship was marked by another record number of participating teams (90). In the final, the “summiteers” as the winners of the winning round and the 3-time defending champions Kubb'Ings from Rostock faced each other. Due to the weather conditions (strong wind and rain), the final was only played in a best-of-three mode, as in 2011, with the defending champions again winning 2-1.

In 2016, the EM was held on July 23, 2016 at the known venue. This time 67 teams took part in the tournament. In the final, the four-time winner and winner of the winning round, Kubb'Ings from Rostock, and the surprisingly strong Baus It Up team from Switzerland faced each other. The shortened final (best-of-three) again ended with a 2-1 victory for the Kubb'Ings.

Starting in 2018, the EM in Berlin was held for the first time over two disciplines. On July 20th, “Kubb Monsieur” from Belgium became the first European champion in a team of 6. On Saturday, July 21st, the traditional European Championship took place in a team of three. Here the “Kubb'Ings” team from Germany continued its success story and took the title for the seventh time in a row.

In 2019, the seemingly unbeatable Kubb'Ings won the European Championship for the eighth time in a row after a legendary rejected king's throw by the opponent in the fifth and decisive set.

The next EM will take place in Berlin on July 23 and 24, 2021.

Winner list 3vs3

year	Teams	European champion	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2011	53 teams	Progress99	The CH-ubbers	Kubb'Ings	kubbios
2012	63 teams	Kubb'Ings	Progress99	De falsehaas	Apple tree
2013	66 teams	Kubb'Ings	Nobody puts good people in the corner	De Giuseppe & sini Kubbcrew - KCUA	Muldeprinsarna
2014	78 teams	Kubb'Ings	Wide zone	Apple tree	Progress99
2015	90 teams	Kubb'Ings	Summiteer	RZKKHC	Apple tree 2
2016	67 teams	Kubb'Ings	Build It Up	Apple tree	Wide zone
2017	66 teams	Kubb'Ings	40+	Wide zone	Summiteer
2018	58 teams	Kubb'Ings	ECT	Trä som behöver oil	Kubbless
2019	49 teams	Kubb'Ings	The Kubboys	Wet red	Summiteer
2020	30 teams	ILTIS	jpv-kubbgames	Kubb'Ings	kubb-sh

Winner list 6vs6

year	Teams	European champion	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2018	9 teams	Kubb monsieur	Summiteers & Kubb'Ings	Kubb Club Jaroměř	ECT
2019	7 teams	Kubb Club Jaroměř	Summiteers & Kubb'Ings	kubb-sh	de Woodys
2020	5 teams	Summiteer & jpv	de Woodys	BerlinCS	kubb-sh

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EKC - European Kubb Championships

The associations from Germany, Belgium and Switzerland founded the European Kubb Championships under the direction of the European Kubb Association (EKA). The European champions of the associations are now being sought in 3 competitions 1vs1, 3vs3 and 6vs6. In 2018, 8 nations took part (Switzerland, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, the Czech Republic, Austria, Italy and Spain). In 2019 the European Kubb Championship will take place in Belgium.

Winner list 1vs1

year	player	European champion	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2018	140 players	Joakim Ekelöf	Kenny Corsus	Marco Bleiker	Jacky Suter
2019	196 players	Nicolas Neyt	Jürgen Mommerency	Yentel Castrel	Stefan Obrist

Winner list 3vs3

year	Teams	European champion	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2018	92 teams	Kubb'Ings	Kubb monsieur	Blue / Orange	Blue / Orange 2.0
2019	70 teams	Kubb monsieur	Fight Kubb	Lame Ducks spa gardens	Teutons

Championships (Europe)

Germany

From 2002 to 2005 the tournament was held as the "open Berlin championship". From 2006 this tournament was converted into the "German Kubb Masters", which until 2010 was the unofficial German championship in Kubb. The tournament was organized by Kubbsport Berlin e. V. directed. In 2011 there was no German championship. Thus, the title holder was able to adorn himself with the title in 2010 as well. In 2012 the “German Kubb Masters” was renamed “German Championship”. After maintaining and rescuing the German championship, the new platform Kubb-Germany took on the German championship and has been organizing it in Leipzig since 2013.

List of winners from 2002

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2002	9 teams	Kubbsport Berlin	?	?	?
2003	14 teams	Kubbsport Berlin	?	?	?
2004	21 teams	Kubbsport Berlin	The big squeeze	?	?
2005	29 teams	Fish tub	Les Trois	?	?
2006	37 teams	Progress99	Kubbsport Berlin	?	?
2007	41 teams	Kubbsport Berlin	Kubbteam hardwood	Swedish bed dorm	Kubbenieure
2008	48 teams	Kubbteam hardwood	Fish tub	I don't care either	Kärne Kubbärs International
2009	38 teams	Swedish bed dorm	Team initiative	Kubb'Ings	Rigama
2010	28 teams	Kubb'Ings	Kubbios	Summiteer	Swedish bed dorm
2012	22 teams	Summiteer	Beer sect	Gneven	Kubb Column
2013	24 teams	Kubb'Ings	Progress99	Summiteer	Motor RZKKC CFC-free
2014	32 teams	Summiteer	Progress99	Thirsty wood	Motor RZKKC CFC-free
2015	42 teams	Kubb'Ings	Progress99	PKJRZKKCFTW	Summiteer
2016	36 teams	Kubbless	Kubb'Ings	Progress99	falklinge.com
2017	24 teams	Summiteer	Kubb'Ings King Killers	Progress99	The lumberjacks
2018	21 teams	Kubbless	ILTIS	Summiteer	PKJ Günthers

Winner list German double championship

For the first time, the German double championship was held in Tangstedt on June 13, 2015 . The second edition took place on June 4, 2016 in Tornesch .

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2015	14 teams	Kubb'Ings	Summiteer	Schindhard feat. FSKB	King Killers
2016	14 teams	Summiteer	The apprentice and his master make the joint masterpiece	Kubbless	25499s
2017	20 teams	Summiteer	The second attempt	Hägar Schindhard	Thirsty wood
2018	32 teams	AnGri	Kubb'Ings	kubb-sh 1	TNT killers
2019	27 teams	Summiteer	jpv kubb games	Grandpa and Stefan, please to the tournament management!	kubb-sh 1

Winner list German individual championship

For the first time, the German individual championship was held in Tangstedt on August 31, 2013 . The tournament has been taking place in Tornesch since 2016 .

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2013	45 players	Heiko Kreuzburg	Matthes Wiechmann	Robert Harnack	Andreas Pieper
2014	24 players	Jais Langer	Heiko Kreuzburg	Philipp Jaeschke	Stefan Vorrink
2015	24 players	Stefan Vorrink	Heiko Kreuzburg	Jais Langer	Matthes Wiechmann
2016	25 players	Heiko Kreuzburg	Wolfgang Bosau	Alex Fesser	Boris Kaufmann
2017	46 players	Heiko Kreuzburg	Stefan Vorrink	Matthias Marx	Olaf Klemt
2018	51 players	Stefan Vorrink	Olaf Klemt	Marco Lindenschmidt	Alexander Blunder
2019	48 players	Jais Langer	Heiko Kreuzburg	Olaf Klemt	Wolfgang Bosau

Kubb Open Rostock from 2004-2013

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2004	22 teams	Kubbsport Berlin	kindergarten	Progress99	Kubbernauten
2005	40 teams	Progress99	Kubbteam hardwood	Team ass biscuit	Kubbernauten
2006	35 teams	Progress99	Team ass biscuit	Kubbsport Berlin	Les Trois
2007	56 teams	Progress99	Team ass biscuit	Les Trois	Horst Kubbert division
2008	66 teams	Les Trois	Progress99	Fish tub	Kubb'Ings
2009	78 teams	Progress99	Kubb'Ings	Kubb of Good Hope	Drunken Monkey's
2010	72 teams	Progress99	Fish tub	Kubb'Ings	SpVgg La Kubbaracha
2011	47 teams	Kubb'Ings	Summiteer	Progress99	Kubbernauten
2012	36 teams	Kubb'Ings	Progress99 blue	Progress99 knows	RZKKC
2013	42 teams	Fish tub	Kubbernauten	Progress99	Kubb'ndales

Other tournaments in the Rostock area were Fohlenhof Biestow Indoor Trophy (2008 + 2009), Beach Indoor Kubb Challenge Supreme (2008 + 2009), Baltic Kubb Challenge (2005-2010) and the AIRKUBB tournament on the airfield in Rerik-Zweedorf.

AIR-Kubb from 2007-2013

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2007	18 teams	Progress99	Swedish bed dorm	Les Trois	Cubestone pavement
2008	30 teams	Progress99	Initiative for more kubblärm	Kubbios	Les Trois
2009	36 teams	Swedish bed dorm	Progress99	Initiative for more kubblärm	Les Trois
2010	11 teams	Kubb'Ings	Kubbios	Kubbteam hardwood	Beer sect
2011	24 teams	Kubb'Ings	Fish tub	Beer sect	Kubbteam hardwood
2012	18 teams	Swedish bed dorm	Kubbteam hardwood	Fish tub	Team mom
2013	15 teams	Beer sect	Swedish bed dorm	Kubbteam hardwood	Kubb Kubb Klan

The Ahoi Beachkubbe tournament has been taking place since 2014 as the only tournament currently in Rostock as part of the Warnemünde Week .

Ahoi Beachkubb tournament from 2014

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2014	24 teams	Kubb'Ings	Beer sect	FSKB	Thirsty wood
2015	32 teams	Beer sect	Kubb'Ings	Thirsty wood	FSKB + PKJ
2016	32 teams	I feel disco	Dalen Sportskubb	De Woodys	FSKB
2017	31 teams	I feel disco	Beer sect	Falklinge	ImPoSand

Other traditional tournaments are based in Dresden. Including the tournament for the Colorful Republic of Neustadt and the Dresden Spring Championship. This was played in the years 2009-2011 in combination with the tournament in Leipzig ("Leipzig kubbt") on a weekend, the overall winner could call himself "Saxon Kubbmeister" in the end. The results from Leipzig have not been passed down, the first Saxon Kubb Masters were the Kubb'Ings in 2009, who finished second in Leipzig and won a day later in Dresden. They repeated the feat over the next two years, before this overall winner was renamed "Central German Master" and had to live in Central Germany.

In 2016 the “Kubbios” team held the traditional tournament for the last time, and since then the “Kubbfreunde Durstiges Holz” have been taking on the tournament and continuing it.

Spring championship Dresden from 2008

year	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2008	Cubotourists	Upper 10	Swedish bed dorm	KC wet feet
2009	Kubb'Ings	Kubb in front of the Kopp	Swedish bed dorm	Initiative for more kubblärm
2010	Kubb'Ings	Swedish bed dorm	Kubbios	Mr. & Mrs. Kubb
2011	Kubb'Ings	Swedish bed dorm	Kubbios	Beer sect
2012	RZKKC	Kubb'Ings	Wallace Kubbers	Swedish bed dorm
2013	RZKKC	Kubbios	Summiteer	The broken ones
2014	Beer sect	FSKB	Thirsty wood	Kubbios
2015	Summiteer	Falklinge	Thirsty wood	Kubbios
2016	Summiteer	Ludwixnixx	Thirsty wood	Wayne cares
2017	Summiteer	Schünchen	Falklinge	Sausage cheese scenario

The "Palatinate Kubb Open" has been organized by the Ersten Hägar Club Schindhard since 2012, where every year on the weekend after Ascension Day the competitors from Germany and the neighboring Kubbl countries compete.

Palatinate Kubb Open from 2012

year	Teams	1st place	2nd place	3rd place	4th Place
2012	61 teams	Summiteer	RZKKC	Hägar Club Schindhard	Schindhard Buwe
2013	64 teams	Kubb'Ings	Checkeletti	RZKKC	De Giuseppe and sini Kubbcrew
2014	63 teams	Kubb'Ings	Summiteer	KCUA	Dr. Tatanke Mastrolorenzo
2015	56 teams	Kubb'Ings	La Familia	Whiskey boys	'T Is Gebeurd
2016	71 teams	Kubb'Ings	Fixnixx	Summiteer	Paradise Kubb Jena
2017	80 teams	Kubb'Ings & Wayne	De Dissers	Wilddogs spa park	Insalata Panda
2018	98 teams	Wilddogs spa park	Team panda	Eyrie crew	Kubb Rogers

State championships

In Germany, more and more regional championships have been held in the federal states since 2012.

Switzerland

The Swiss championship has been held annually since 2004. Until 2010 it took place in Murten. In 2011 and 2012 there was no Swiss championship. The tournament has been held in Meiringen since 2013. In addition to the national championship, around twelve Kubb tournaments are organized annually, including the Swiss Kubb Open in Basel, the Kubb It Up tournament in Baden and the KCUA-Cup in Leuggern AG (named the best Swiss Kubbe tournament four times in a row). All tournaments are included in the annual ranking of the Swiss Kubb Association.

Austria

The Austrian Kubb Championships have been played since 2012.

Further

There are also regular championships in Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, France and England.

National championships (outside of Europe)

Kubb is also becoming more and more popular outside of Europe. B. in the USA and Australia.

See also

• Precision sports
• Mölkky

Web links

Commons : Kubb  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• German Kubb Association
• European Kubb Championships
• Kubbwiki.de - information portal and wiki only about Kubb
• "Official" World Cup rules (German PDF file) (427 kB)
• Viking chess / Kubb

Individual evidence

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2. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} Team Ekeby. Retrieved July 3, 2018 (se). 
3. ^ Result 2005 , World Championship organizer
4. ^ Result 2006 , World Championship organizer
5. ^ Result 2007 , World Championship organizer
6. ^ Result 2008 , World Championship organizer
7. ↑ Result 2009 , World Championship organizer
8. ^ Result 2010 , World Championship organizer
9. ^ Result 2011 , World Championship organizer
10. ↑ earnings in 2012 www.kubbwiki.de,
11. ↑ Result 2013 , www.kubbwiki.de
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16. ↑ (vmkubb.com result 2017 , www.vmkubb.com)
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18. ↑ Result 2011 , European championship organizer (July 23, 2011) ( Memento of the original from July 24, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
19. ↑ Result 2012 , European championship organizer (July 21, 2012) ( Memento of the original from July 24, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
20. ↑ Result 2013 , European championship organizer (July 20, 2013) ( Memento of the original from April 25, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
21. ↑ European championship organizer (July 19, 2014)
22. ↑ European championship organizer (July 25, 2015)
23. ↑ European championship organizer (23 July 2016)
24. ↑ Result of the 8th KUBB EM-3. Retrieved July 3, 2018 . 
25. ↑ Results 2012 , host of the German championship (September 22, 2012)
26. ↑ German Kubb Championship in Leipzig. The Kubb tournament highlight. Retrieved July 3, 2018 . 
27. ↑ 1st DDM June 13, 2015. Accessed July 3, 2018 . 
28. ^ Result of the 2nd DDM on June 4, 2016 in Tornesch. Retrieved July 3, 2018 . 
29. ^ Result of the 3rd German Double Championship on June 10, 2017 in Tornesch. Retrieved July 3, 2018 . 
30. ↑ Dt. Individual championship. Retrieved on September 21, 2019 (German). 
31. ↑ Overview of the national championships of Germany
32. ↑ Official website of the Swiss championship
33. ↑ Website of the Swiss Kubbverbands
34. ↑ Results of the Austrian Championship
35. ↑ Overview of the championships