Kick-off for the German Championship takes place at the table
The small town of Baindt is gearing up for an exciting event – the 19th edition of the Human-Table-Soccer Tournament, organised by Marco Busam and his dedicated team. This unique tournament, which is part of the HTSV Baindt organisation, will take place on September 27, 20XX.
The tournament, known for its entertaining and fun-filled atmosphere, allows a maximum of 20 teams, each consisting of five players (substitutes are possible). The entry fee for each team is 30 euros. Registration must be completed by Sunday, September 7.
Last year, the Los Cordones team triumphed and secured not only the tournament win but also the German championship title. This year, they will defend their title against other eager competitors. On September 27, Los Cordones will face off against the best teams in the country at the 19th edition of the tournament.
In this tournament, the figures can only move together to the left or right, unlike classic table football. The figures are real people attached to bars, creating a unique and engaging spectacle. The main focus of the tournament is to provide entertainment and fun, while also doing something for a good cause, as has been the tradition in previous years.
Organisers have announced that there will be an opportunity to "Donate your deposit", although the recipient of the proceeds has not yet been determined.
For those interested in participating or seeking more information, further details can be found on the HTSV Baindt website (www.htsvbaindt.de) or by contacting Marco Busam directly at 0157-70493925.
The first game of the tournament is scheduled to start on September 27 at 10 am. With free starting places still available and the promise of humorous scenes due to the unique gameplay, the 19th edition of the Human-Table-Soccer Tournament of HTSV Baindt is not to be missed!
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