Welcome to Pandanet!
Welcome to the Pandanet Internet Go Server, a great place for playing, watching, studying, and enjoying the game of Go on the internet. At any time, day or night, you can find hundreds of other players from all over the world and of all playing levels, from beginners to professionals. Whatever your ability, you can find opponents of similar skill to play with.
Championship matches for top professional events, including the Meijin, Honinbo, Kisei, Judan and Tengen titles, and the Professional Pair Go Championship are broadcasted live, along with great international tournaments like the Pandanet Go European Team Championship, all for free.
On Pandanet this and the next Weeks
| Sunday June 21 | 13×13 Amateur World Go Championship Finals |
| Monday June 29 - Tuesday June 30 |
70th Honinbo title match, 5th game, Iyama Yuta Honinbo vs. Yamashita Keigo 9p. |
| Wednesday July 8 |
Kansai-Kiin: The 42th Tengen title, Preliminary round A, Yamazaki Yosshihiro 9p.vs. Yukawa Mitsuhusa 9p. |
| Wednesday July 8 |
Kansai-Kiin: The 64th Oza title, Preliminary round B, Honda Kunihisa 9p.vs. Arakaki Shun 9p. |
| Monday July 20 | 40th Gosei title match, 2nd game, Iyama Yuta Gosei vs. Yamashita Keigo 9p. |
Server move on July 13th
Due to a move of the web server there will be disruptions for some of the services on the web site.
The move will start on 9:30 CET on July 13th, and finish a couple of hours later.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Edit: The move is now finished. Please send an email to webmaster@pandanet-igs.com if you notice anything that is not working properly.
The 40th Gosei title match
The 40th Gosei is being broadcast live on GoPanda2 client.
Defending champion is Iyama Yuta Gosei and challenger is Yamashita Keigo 9p. The time limit is four hours each.
Schedule:
- The first game: June 26th (Fri). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign.
- The second game: July 20th (Mon).
- The third game: July 27th (Mon).
- The fourth game: August 7th (Fri).
- The fifth game: August 29th (Sat).
The 70th Honinbo title match
The 70th Honinbo title is broadcast live on GoPanda2 client.
Champion is Iyama Yuta Honinbo. The challenger is Yamashita Keigo 9p. The match is best of seven games, so four wins are required to secure the title.
The Honinbo tournament is organized by Mainichi Newspaper Co., Ltd..
- The first game : May 13th (Wed) and 14th (Thu). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign
- The second game: May 25th (Mon) and 26th (Tue). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign
- The third game: June 3rd (Wed) and 4th (Thu). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign
- The fourth game: June 16th (Tue) and 17th (Wed). Yamashita Keigo won, W+Resign
- The fifth game: June 29th (Mon) and 30th (Tue). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign
- The sixth game: July 7th (Tue) and 8th (Wed).
- The seventh game: July 14th (Tue) and 15th (Wed).
Iyama Yuta kept the Honinbo title!
All rounds starts at 09:00 (Japan Time), i.e., 02:00 CEST. The time limit is eight hours each.
Kansai Kiin live broadcasts
Pandanet is broadcasting weekly matches from Kansai Kiin.
Wednesday July 8: The 42th Tengen title, Preliminary round A, Yamazaki Yosshihiro 9p.vs. Yukawa Mitsuhusa 9p.
Wednesday July 8: The 64th Oza title, Preliminary round B, Honda Kunihisa 9p.vs. Arakaki Shun 9p.
Tournament Outline
Pandanet is holding the world’s first Internet 13×13 Amateur World Go Championship. The winners will be presented with splendid prizes.
Organizer ： Pandanet
Pandanet ： Kansai Kiin
Cooperation ： Kids 5, Go Quest