The 39th Gosei is being broadcast live on GoPanda2 client.

Defending champion is Iyama Yuta Gosei and challenger is Kono Rin 9p. The time limit is four hours each.

Schedule:

• The first game: June 26th (Thu). Kono Rin won, B+Resign.

• The second game: July 20th (Sun). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign.

• The third game: August 11th (Mon). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign.

• The fourth game: August 25th (Mon). Kono Rin won, W+Resign.

• The fifth game: August 29rd (Fri). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign.

Iyama Yuta kept the Gosei title!

The 69th Honinbo title is broadcast live on GoPanda2 client.

Champion is Iyama Yuta Honinbo. The challenger is Ida Atsushi 8p. 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 14th (Wed) and 15th (Thu). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign

• The second game: May 25th (Sun) and 26th (Mon). Iyama Yuta won, W+Resign

• The third game: June 4th (Wed) and 5th (Thu). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign

• The fourth game: June 18th (Wed) and 19th (Thu). Ida Atsushi won, B+Resign

• The fifth game: June 30th (Mon) and July 1st (Tue). Iyama Yuta won, B+Resign

• The sixth game: July 9th (Wed) and 10th (Thu).

• The seventh game: July 16th (Wed) and 17th (Thu).

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.

Pandanet will broadcast finals.

Winner : Li Chin Cheng B+R

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The match for the 28th Tianyuan title starts on April 22th.

Defending champion is Chen Yaoye 9p and challenger is Ke Jie 4p. The match is best of three games, so two wins are required to secure the title!

Results

Game 1: April 22, in Tongli – Ke Jie W+R
Game 2: April 24, in Tongli – Chen Yaoye W+R
Game 3: April 25, in Tongli – Chen Yaoye W+R

Chen Yaoye kept the Tianyuan title!

The match for the 26th Women’s Meijin Title starts on March 5th.

Defending champion is Shei Imin Women’s Meijin and challenger is Kato Keiko 6p. The match is best of three games, so two wins are required to secure the title.

How to watch

Schedule

• The 1st game: March 5 (Wed).
  Shei Imin won, B+Resign.
• The 2nd game: March 12 (Wed).
  Kato Keiko won, B+1.5.
• The 3rd game: March 24 (Mon).
  Shei Imin won, B+Resign.

Shei Imin kept the Women’s Meijin title!

The match for the 52nd Judan title starts on March 4th.

Defending champion is Yuki Satoshi Judan and challenger is Takao Shinji 9p. The match is best of five games, so three wins are required to secure the title.

How to watch

Schedule

• The 1st game: March 4 (Tue).
  Takao Shinji won, W+0.5.
• The 2nd game: March 27 (Thu).
  Yuki Satoshi won, W+0.5.
• The 3rd game: April 10 (Thu).
  Yuki Satoshi won, B+10.5.
• The 4th game: April 17 (Thu).
  Takao Shinji won, B+Resign.
• The 5th game: April 21 (Mon).
  Takao Shinji won, B+Resign.

Won the “Judan” Takao Shinji 9p

Two of the world’s top Go players – Lee Sedol 9p (Korea) and Gu Li 9p (China) – will be playing a jubango throughout 2014.
Both Lee and Gu were born in 1983, and became pros in 1995.
Pandanet is broadcasting live all 10 games !

Outline of Big Jubango

• Sponsor MLily will award the first player to win six games with 5 million RMB (approximately 820,000 USD).
• The other player will receive a consolation prize of 200,000 RMB (approximately 33,000 USD).
• If the score is tied 5-5, the prize will be split without a tie-breaker.
• The time allowance is hour hours, plus five minutes of thinking time, to be used in one-minute units. minutes.

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• Lee Sedol’s imminent retirement and move overseas

Results

Game 1: January 26, in Beijing – Lee Sedol B+R
Game 2: February 23, in Shanghai – Lee Sedol W+1.5
Game 3: March 30, in Chengdu, Sichuan – Gu Li W+R
Game 4: April 27, in Korea – Gu Li B+R
Game 5: May 25, in Shangri-La, Yunnan – Lee Sedol B+R
Game 6: July 27, in Liuan, Anhui – Lee Sedol W+R
Game 7: August 31, in Lhasa – Lee Sedol B+R
Game 8: September 28, in Chongqing – Lee Sedol W+2.5

Winner : Lee Sedol

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 12, and the final game will be played at the Nihon Ki-in on March 5.

March 5, 2017 (Sun) The Final

The Go competition of the 3rd SportAccord World Mind Games will take place from 11-18 December 2013 in Beijing, China. Pandanet will make reports from the games.

Date / Venue

December 11 (wed) – 18 (wed), 2013
Beijing International Convention Center

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