The 2019 World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship was held in

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from April 20 to 27, 2019. The event was held in conjunction with the 2019 World Senior Curling Championships. A record forty-eight nations competed in the event, including Kosovo, Mexico, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, and Ukraine competing in their first World Curling Federation events. The 2019 edition was the last with open entry. The top sixteen teams in the competition, in addition to qualifying for the playoffs, qualified for the 2020 World Championship. The remaining four spots will be awarded at the new World Mixed Doubles Qualification Event.

Teams

The teams are as follows:

Round-robin standings

The top two teams in each group qualify for the playoffs. ''Final round-robin standings'' Rankings are determined by head-to-head record, where applicable, then DSC within their group.

Ranking of third-placed teams

Of the six teams placing third in their respective groups, the four with the lowest Draw Shot Challenge score will qualify for the playoffs.

Round-robin results

All draw times are listed in

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Draw 1

''Saturday, 20 April, 09:00''

Draw 2

''Saturday, 20 April, 12:30''

Draw 3

''Saturday, 20 April, 16:30''

Draw 4

''Saturday, 20 April, 20:00''

Draw 5

''Sunday, 21 April, 08:00''

Draw 6

''Sunday, 21 April, 11:15''

Draw 7

''Sunday, 21 April, 14:30''

Draw 8

''Sunday, 21 April, 17:45''

Draw 9

''Sunday, 21 April, 21:00''

Draw 10

''Monday, 22 April, 08:00''

Draw 11

''Monday, 22 April, 11:15''

Draw 12

''Monday, 22 April, 14:30''

Draw 13

''Monday, 22 April, 17:45''

Draw 14

''Monday, 22 April, 21:00''

Draw 15

''Tuesday, 23 April, 08:00''

Draw 16

''Tuesday, 23 April, 11:15''

Draw 17

''Tuesday, 23 April, 14:30''

Draw 18

''Tuesday, 23 April, 17:45''

Draw 19

''Tuesday, 23 April, 21:00''

Draw 20

''Wednesday, 24 April, 08:00''

Draw 21

''Wednesday, 24 April, 11:15''

Draw 22

''Wednesday, 24 April, 14:30''

Draw 23

''Wednesday, 24 April, 17:45''

Draw 24

''Wednesday, 24 April, 21:00''

Draw 25

''Thursday, 25 April, 09:00''

Draw 26

''Thursday, 25 April, 12:30'' ^ Belgium forfeited the game.

Draw 27

''Thursday, 25 April, 16:00''

Draw 28

''Thursday, 25 April, 19:30''

Playoffs

Bracket

Round of 16

''Friday, 26 April, 9:00'' ''Friday, 26 April, 13:00''

Quarterfinals

''Friday, 26 April, 18:00''

Semifinals

''Saturday, 27 April, 9:00''

Bronze medal game

''Saturday, 27 April, 13:00''

Gold medal game

''Saturday, 27 April, 16:00''

Final standings

Top 5 Player percentages

''Round robin only'' Final Standings
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References

External links

Official website
{{World championships in 2019 International curling competitions hosted by Norway World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Sports competitions in Stavanger World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship