The opening sessions of day six (Wednesday 11 October) at the World Mixed Curling Championship 2017 saw Poland, Russia and Sweden secure their play-off places. In the morning's first session of play Russia defeated Estonia 9-0 in just six ends to continue their unbeaten run and claim a place in the play-offs at the top of Group A.

Day five of the World Mixed Curling Championship concluded with sessions 17 and 18 of round-robin play in which England and Belarus recorded their first win of the competition, while Canada's second win off the day ensures they are the first team to secure a spot in the play-offs. In the early evening session, England defeated Germany 7-5 to pick up their first win of the week.

The World Mixed Curling Championship resumed this morning (Tuesday 10 October) with two sessions of round-robin play and saw Brazil claim a historic first ever win in this competition. Brazil defeated France 7-3 to record their first every World Mixed Curling Championship win.

Day four of the World Mixed Curling Championship 2017 concluded this evening (Monday 9 October) and the final session saw wins for Czech Republic, USA, Russia and Hungary. Czech Republic defeated Finland 6-5 in a must win game in order to keep their play-off hopes alive.

Day four of the World Mixed Curling Championship 2017 resumed this morning (Monday 9 October) with sessions 11 and 12 of round-robin play. The day's opening session saw wins for Canada, Sweden, Germany, Korea and China, all of whom remain undefeated so far in the competition. Canada defeated England 6-5.