Last Updated on August 20, 2025, 1:35 AM AST by Anthony Morris
St Kitts and Nevis has won the 2025 World Domino Championship in a tie with Antigua and Barbuda who have been world champions before. The Antigua and Barbuda team was the world Domino Championship winners in the year 2016, 2018 and 2023.
Antigua added 2025 to the long list of victories with 13 points on the table however the Wadadli Warriors had to share the glory with St Kitts and Nevis. Team St Kitts and Nevis matched the aforementioned team in their 13 points and in a rare twist, both were declared world champions.
This is a rare occurrence that a trophy has been shared between the two nations as Antigua with its previous victory streaks is more than a formidable adversary. The win from St Kitts and Nevis is not only proof of the federation’s talent in domino, it is also proof that the nation can achieve anything as a team.
Sharing the top spot with Antigua and Barbuda is a proud moment for the federation as the people are celebrating both the teams equally. The domino teams have brought recognition and applause to the country throughout the competition.
The celebrations for the event’s success are going on across the region from Basseterre to St John’s and the rest of the region. The authoroties have shared that it is important for the people of the country to honor talents like these. He highlighted that it is important for them to make sure that the event is importantly
The Barbados won the title of the runner up in the 2025 World Domino Championship which was hosted in the Antigua and Barbuda. The event is organised every year with the Caribbean nations giving the best performance every year.
The members of the community have shared that they are extremely proud of both the winners of the 2025 World Domino Championship
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