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.
Games schedule on Pandanet
| The 74th Honinbo Title Match | Iyama Yuta Honinbo vs. Kono Rin 9p. Game1 May 11-12, Game2 May 22-23, Game3 June 4-5, Game4 June 13-14, Game5 June 18-19, Game6 July 3-4, Game7 July 9-10 |
The latest Live Broadcast information is here: Kansai Kiin
How do I watch professional live games?
- Search for the game you want to watch. Usually at the top of the list. If you can’t find it, look for games with many observers.
- Open the game like a any other game.
Tournament Outline
Organizer ： The Korea Baduk Association
Cooperation ： World Pair Go Association
Tournament Outline
Organizer: The 24th Pandanet Cup Internet World Amateur Go Tournament
Organiser: Pandanet Inc.
Sponsorship: The International Go Federation
Special cooperation: World Pair Go Association
2019 IMSA World Masters Championship [Pair Go]
Tournament Outline
Name : 2019 IMSA World Masters Championship [Pair Go]
Date/Venue : May 16-18, 2019 / Argyle Resort Hengshui (Hengshui City, Hebei Province, China)
The 7th China-Korea-Japan Professional Pair Go Championship
Tournament Outline
Name： The 7th China-Korea-Japan Professional Pair Go Championship
Date： May 2 (Thu) – 3 (Fri), 2019
Venue： Anhui Province, China
Organizer： China Qiyuan, Anhui Province Sports Bureau, Hefei City People’s Government
Professional Pair Go Championship 2019
16 pairs of male and female professional Go players who represent the Japanese Go world will play tournament games, and in the 4th round, the winning pair will be decided. Games from the 1st round to the semifinal round will be played at the Nihon Ki-in on February 9, and the final game will be played at the Nihon Ki-in on March 3.