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You beat her? :roll_eyes:

Shin Jinseo 9p becomes the first player to reach Go Ratings 3700 Elo. Congratulations to Shin Jinseo!

He’s currently on a 19-game winning streak against pros with an average elo of 3473. He’s insane.

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Take that everybody else who has ever existed!

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There’s going to be a tournament somewhere around today. I believe it’s 6th Kuksu Mountains International Baduk Championship (国手山脉国际围棋赛). This is cool because it’s international so we could see once again how three go countries fare against each other.

Fan Tingyu vs Lee Donghoon
Liao Yuanhe vs Lee Jihyun
Shin Minjun vs Wang Yuanjun
Byun Sangil vs Iyama Yuta
Shin Jinseo vs Xu Haohong
Kim Jiseok vs Murakawa Daisuke
Chen Yaoye vs Lee Changho
Park Junghwan vs Yamashita Keigo

Pair go:

Yoo Changhyuk / Heo Seohyun vs O Rissei / Yu Lijun
Yu Bin / Gao Xing vs Yamada Kimio / Tsuji Hana

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Mountain Cup update. Holy cow, Yamashita Keigo won against Park Junghwan. That’s so unexpected. Too bad this game wasn’t broadcasted anywhere (weird) and I can’t see what happened there. Now Yamashita is the only Japanese left, Iyama and Murakawa both lost.

Look at Keigo, he looks like he’s sleeping during the games, so cute.

Fan Tingyu 0-1 Lee Donghoon
Liao Yuanhe 1-0 Lee Jihyun
Shin Minjun 1-0 Wang Yuanjun
Byun Sangil 1-0 Iyama Yuta
Shin Jinseo 1-0 Xu Haohong
Kim Jiseok 1-0 Murakawa Daisuke
Chen Yaoye 1-0 Lee Changho
Park Junghwan 0-1 Yamashita Keigo

Pair go:

Yoo Changhyuk / Heo Seohyun 0-1 O Rissei / Yu Lijun
Yu Bin / Gao Xing 1-0 Yamada Kimio / Tsuji Hana

Today’s games:

image Lee Donghoon vs Liao Yuanhe image
image Shin Minjun vs Byun Sangil image
image Shin Jinseo vs Kim Jiseok image
image Chen Yaoye vs Yamashita Keigo image

image O Rissei / Yu Lijun vs Yu Bin / Gao Xing image

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Shin Jinseo’s 21st straight tournament win. :open_mouth:

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image Lee Donghoon 0-1 Liao Yuanhe image
image Shin Minjun 0-1 Byun Sangil image
image Shin Jinseo 1-0 Kim Jiseok image
image Chen Yaoye 1-0 Yamashita Keigo image

image Liao Yuanhe 1-0 Byun Sangil image
image Shin Jinseo 0-1 Chen Yaoye image

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Oh no. Streak broken by fat scrub. D:

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he rose slightly after this day to 3703.x but has since fallen below 3700 again :frowning: hope he can continue his rise! It’s hard to climb when you’re on top :wink:

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Pair go. Japanese youngsters vs Chinese youngsters. Japan is black, Nakamura Sumire and Fukuoka Kotaro. I don’t know Chinese ones. But white won by 4.5.

https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/live/room/21394/1/19679293

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Wu Yiming and Hu Zihao.

↑ Despite the preview, that’s in English.

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Looks like no more Redmond relays for now.

Antti played Hirose Yuichi 3p 26th August, that is today. It wasn’t broadcasted nor do I know where to look for the result.

Redmond is going to play Li Yi Hsiu 8p on 29th in Oza preliminaries B. But it’s not going to be broadcasted also, Japanese got bored of Redmond winning everything. Look, he won three opponents straight while his next opponent got seeded right on top.

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Antti lost to Hirose Yuichi 3p.

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We might be getting English commentary for Tanguy’s game.

https://home.yikeweiqi.com/#/live/room/22025/1/20247887

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Redmond wins against Li Yi Hsiu 8p and passes into next preliminary stage, which is preliminaries A for 68th Oza title. Li Yi Hsiu is 37th Japanese players according to mamumamu list.

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I don’t know who he’s going to play this week yet and there will be no broadcast. But!

On September 9th Redmond is going to play in 2nd SGW cup.

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And at least first game will be broadcasted:

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Let’s look at the opponents.

First he needs to win Tsukuda Akiko 5p, which shouldn’t be that hard. After that, if he does win, he’s going to play the winner of the pair Nishimura Keiji 8p and Ogata Masaki 9p. It’s a fair match, Ogata is pretty strong though. And whoever wins this plays against the winner among Oba Junya 7p, Nagashima Kozue 2p (hey, that’s the host of NHK games) and Yamamoto Kentaro 5p. Looks like Oba is going to be a tough opponent.

The thing I worry about is that this tournament is blitz, very blitz. 20 seconds per move. That can be a problem for an older player, can’t it?

Last time Redmond won two games in this tournament but lost to Chang Li Yu 8p.

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Thank you for the detailed summary! Go Redmond :slight_smile:

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Redmond update.

All games were postponed until further notice 延期(日時未定)

Hopefully he’ll play in Judan on Thursday as usual against Tozawa Akinobu. No broadcasts though.

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Any idea why?

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Might be related.

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Oh wow! Crazy. Hope nobody else dies :frowning: that’s terrible…

Thanks for the updates