Jorge Pan
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Jorge Alberto Pan (b. 1954) is an Argentinian backgammon player. In 2007, Pan won the 32nd World Championship Backgammon held in Monte Carlo.[1][2][3] Pan is the first South-American to win the backgammon world title.
Pan is a lawyer and lives in Argentina.
[edit] References
- ^ report of 2007 World Backgammon Championship on GammonLife
- ^ Summary of results 2007 World Backgammon Championship
- ^ Interactive replay of Pan's final against Alvaro Savio
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