At the 19th I feel Slovenia Open Thermana Laško will once again be taken care of extensive media coverage. With well-coordinated team, led by Marko Premrl, we have prepared a comprehensive video stream games from ten tables.

You will be able to follow the livestream on the YouTube channel and official website of the tournament. All streams from 19th I feel Slovenia Open Thermana Laško you can found here:

At the 19th I feel Slovenia Open Thermana Laško will once again be taken care of extensive media coverage. With well-coordinated team, led by Marko Premrl, we have prepared a comprehensive video stream games from ten tables.

The athletes and Slovenia Open always feel at home and welcome in Laško. But this year they will all be hosted in a renovated Tri Lilije hall. The investment was co-financed by the Slovenian Ministry of Economy, Tourism and Sport (250,000 EUR) and the Foundation for Sport (38,744 EUR), covering two segments: the modernization of the cooling system, and replacement of the parquet floor, repairs and cleaning of the mobile stands plus new markings on the floor.

“We love the renovated venue, opening up new dimensions and possibilities for development of sports tourism in Laško,” concludes Vecko, who will also be traditionally putting together the world’s strongest training camp in Laško in the summer as part of preparations for the Paralympic Games. More than 10 countries have already confirmed their involvement and the participants in the camp usually win between 25-35 medals at the Paralympics.

The first Slovenia Open was organized in 2004: 176 players from 21 countries competed in Laško between April 28 th and May 2 nd . The event was held by the Ljubljana Region Paraplegics Society, the organization led by Gorazd Vecko and Gregor Gračner.

France turned out to be the most successful country with 25 medals: 10 golds, 11 silvers and 4 bronzes. The Slovenian Andreja Dolinar excelled with two golds – in singles and in teams alongside the Paralympic champion Mateja Pintar Pustovrh, who took bronze in singles there. With new organizational experience the tournament was becoming more and more relevant and at home in Laško each year; only as an exception it was hosted in Kranjska Gora in 2007. In 2008 the number of participating countries exceeded 30 for the
first time, and in 2015 it rose to 40.