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===Face-to-face play===
In addition to these online tournaments, offline tournaments (referred to as 'Table Opens') are growing in popularity. The first Table tournament was the 2002 British Open and was mostly a local affair with 13 of the 14 entrants from Britain. As the player base widened, players started traveling more. Table Opens in Europe soon became the most popular because of the larger playing population.  By 2009 there was enough demand to hold a World Tantrix Open.

World Opens
:* 2014 World Tantrix Table Open (Bischoffen, Germany)[http://www.spiel-tantrix.de/turniere_go2014.php] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140115113604/http://www.spiel-tantrix.de/turniere_go2014.php |date=2014-01-15 }}
:* 2013 World Tantrix Table Open (Trosa, Sweden)[http://www.tantrix.com/english/tournaments/Tantrix2013WorldOpen.html]
:* 2011 World Tantrix Table Open (Almere, Netherlands)[http://www.tantrix.com/english/tournaments/Tantrix2011WorldOpen.html]
:* 2010 World Tantrix Table Open (Budapest, Hungary)[http://www.tantrix.com/english/tournaments/Tantrix2010WorldOpen.html]
:* 2009 World Tantrix Table Open (Edinburgh, United Kingdom)[http://www.tantrix.com/english/tournaments/Tantrix2009WorldOpen.html]

National Opens
:* The British Table Open, first held in 2002
:* The New Zealand Table Open, first held in 2004
:* The Swedish Table Open, first held in 2004
:* The German Table Open, first held in 2005
:* The French Table Open, first held in 2005
:* The Spanish Table Open, first held in 2005
:* The Hungarian Table Open, first held in 2005
:* The Dutch Table Open, first held in 2006
:* The Polish Table Open, first held in 2007
:* The Australian Table Open, first held in 2007
:* The Israeli Table Open, first held in 2007