I think that might be the point. It seems like white played on the wrong side in game. Just grabbing the sgf from https://www.eurogofed.org/1st-china-europe-match/pairings-results.html and asking katago
This is the game with some comments on yike weiqi https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/live/room/37168/1/34181397
Wow, that is quite shocking. He was ahead, and it doesnāt look hard to read you had problems with the bottom group. Was he short on time? Did he misread the bottom and wanted to win a bit of yose on the top? Even then, S7 looks like decent yose for the bottom.
4-2 for China, next match tomorrow against Lukas Podpera.
Edit : I read the comments. If I understand correctly, he didnāt want black to get R13 in sente because this helped him with the attack of the center group, and misread the tactics at the bottom. As the commentator said, this is very sorry for white.
The comments say he was playing very fast during the game and was banking up a good bit of time - whereas black was using up their time. It is mad though
Wow. This is one of the worst blunders Iāve ever seen in a high-level match.
What was he playing atā¦
If I remember correctly he had around 20 minutes left on that move.
some people get the game and result of Lukas ?
It will be played in about 5 hours.
Lukas Podperaās game, English commentary:
https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/live/room/37258/1/34266469
Edit: if I read Chinese correctly, Lukas lost. China 5 - 2 Europe.
Dinerchtein now plays against the same Yu Suhao:
https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/game/play/1/34348061
Already move 7 isā¦ wow. Is that a misclick ?
Edit: English commentary
https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/live/room/37339/1/34325435
Edit 2: Alexandre Dinerchtein lost by resign. Such a fighting game!
Dinersteyn had something like this to say:
Server connection was constantly breaking in the middle of the game. The board is there, my last move is there but the clock is ticking and itās unclear what to do since everything is in Chinese. I reloaded the browser multiple times and lost several byo-yomi periods due to that. All the while KGS is stable, no disconnections at all. But generally heās stronger than me, I think even under normal circumstances I wouldnāt win. So I wonāt appeal, let him play. I think he has a chance to win all the other games.
KGS is stable - itās been going completely haywire today.
https://senseis.xmp.net/?KGSServerStatus
Some of the people in my go club were trying to meet on KGS earlier today and it just kept disconnecting everyone, even during games. So they ended up playing on OGS.
I thought that the debate on KGSās server stability was already over after April 2019? 
I guess after the post in December,
https://www.usgo.org/news/2019/12/agf-invests-in-kgs/
one might have expected things to improve a bit. I guess itās not so clear once again 
As far as Iām concerned, anything that requires Java is dead. I have no intention of ever installing that Pandoraās Box of security vulnerabilities on any of my machines, and wonāt spin up a VM for the sole purpose of playing on KGS.
Yu Suhao keeps winning - he beat Stanislaw Freljak and Ali Jabarin, 7 in a row now.
Tomorrow itās the turn of Mateusz Surma 2p. Thereās only Artem and him left for Europe now.
Iāll put the link here tomorrow morning.
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Mateusz Surmaās game is going quite badly. He tried to kill a group which escaped, and heās now playing shobute.
Edit: Yep, Yu Suhao won by resign in the small yose. 8 in a row for him.
Wow, 9 wins for Suhao. I donāt know what to say.
Best of commentary by Tunyang Xie / éčæåę„¼ļ¼
One of my āgo-friendsā from Portugal asked me today about the Chinese team: is Suhao the only member of it lol
This is like a dagger fight in a telephone booth.
Artem resigned. Suhao won nine games on his own, and ended this tournament. In this game white started three battles without well preparation, so all of them led to Artemās loss. At last black successfully connected his series of stones above back to home, announcing the actual end of this game. Congratulations to Team China and Suhao. Also I wish, and am pretty sure, that the 2nd tournament will have more great players and splendid games!