A woman won the national Risk tournament for the first time!

He started playing in 2010

• Rosa Giordani won the title of National Champion of RisiKo!, becoming the first woman to reach this milestone
• The victory was achieved during the Play Modena event, with 40 finalists qualifying through online and live competitions
• Rosa, a 59-year-old housewife from Fonte Nuova, started playing RisiKo! in 2010 and she attends the RisiKo! Club I Grifoni of Venice
• The final had an exciting atmosphere, with Nicola Fastigari from Spin Master Italia presenting Rosa with the cup and a box of Scarabeo
• Rosa’s victory is historic, marking a turning point for the RisiKo tournament! and inspiring more women to participate in the competition

Rosa Giordani made history by becoming the first woman to win the prestigious title of National Champion of RisiKo!. The victory was achieved during the Play Modena event, after a series of intense challenges which saw the participation of players from every corner of Italy. The event, organized by Spin Master – Editrice Giochi, saw the participation of 40 finalists who qualified through both online and live competitions, hosted by the numerous official RisiKo clubs! scattered across the country. The national RisiKo! tournament, active since the 1980sis known for his intensity and competitiveness, making Rosa Giordani’s achievement even more significant.

Rosa, a 59-year-old housewife from the province of Rome, resides in Fonte Nuova and attends RisiKo! Club I Grifoni of Venice together with her husband. About her Her passion for RisiKo! And started in 2010 when he discovered the online communities dedicated to this board game. Despite it being her first participation in the grand final, Rosa demonstrated exceptional skill and strategy, achieving victory with his beloved blue armies.

He broke a long tradition of men’s champions

The final took place in an electrifying atmosphere, with Nicola Fastigari, Brand Manager of Spin Master Italia, presenting Rosa with the coveted cup and a Scarabeo box, in front of an enthusiastic audience and the other finalists. Rosa’s victory not only represents a personal triumph, but also marks a historic moment for the tournament, breaking a long tradition of male champions.

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The path to the final was arduous, with hundreds of players competing over the year in competitions organized by around 30 Official Clubs. There preliminary phase and the two semi-finals which preceded the final tested the strategic skills of the participants, culminating in a top-level competition at Play Modena. Her success will be remembered as a turning point in the history of the RisiKo! tournament, and will hopefully encourage more women to participate and excel in this exciting competition.

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