The last event of the Triennal series took place in Warsaw. Team line-ups were roughly the same as in previous year. The bottom board of Hungarian team was occupied by a talented teenager Lajos Portisch. This was one of his first international appearances.

The biggest upset of the event happened on day one as Poland "B" put up very tough resistance to Hungary losing narrowly 5-3. The Hungarians were in clear lead in the half of the way with three match wins. In the second lap Hungary defeated Czechoslovakia 5-3 to take comfortable win. Polish teams lost all of eight matches vs foreign teams.

Hungary outclassed the rest of the pool winning in style at minimum risk. They took revenge on Czechoslovakia who overtook them at the Amsterdam Olympiad. Best individual results were achieved by Barcza and Gereben (5/6).

That was all over since all of three editions had been completed. Hungary were declared the proud winners of the Triennial Cup. They also received a special prize for best performance of reserve team.