The 66th European Go Congress (EGC) was held on 26 July–10 August in Toulouse, France. As ever, numerous players from all around the world came to enjoy their favorite game. The official events traditionally held at the EGC were the … Continue reading →
The European Championship was held on 28 July–4 August in Toulouse, France as a part of the 65th European Go Congress and brought together 32 European top players. As usual, the tournament mode was a double-elimination system until eight participants … Continue reading →
The 2024 European Go Congress in Toulouse has started and, as usual, one of the first tournaments to complete is the Pandanet Go European Team Championship. The four teams that qualified via the online stage battled in a round-robin on … Continue reading →
The 66th European Go Congress (EGC) will be held on 26 June–10 August in Toulouse, France. As usual, it will host important European competitions: the individual European Championship and the final of the Pandanet European Team Championship. Alongside these events … Continue reading →
The C League is a Chinese professional seven-round team competition. The best teams qualify for the B League, which, in turn, serves as a qualification for the A League. The European team participated in the C League in 2017–2019 with … Continue reading →
The Pandanet European Team Championship is an annual competition for national teams with an online part and a face-to-face final. The online stage of the 14th season started in October last year and brought together 35 teams split into four … Continue reading →
The Quzhou Lanke Cup, or the 2nd Latin American Go Championship Circuit, sponsored by the Chinese Weiqi Association, ended with its Venezuelan event on 18–19 April, this being the last national event of a total of 10 countries that participated … Continue reading →
Vesa Laatikainen, Finland 1. What were your general impressions from the WAGC this year? The WAGC atmosphere and meeting old and new friends in Tokyo reminded me again that Go is great fun and indeed a very social game. The … Continue reading →
The 44th World Amateur Go Championship (WAGC) was held on 19–22 May in Tokyo, Japan. After eight rounds of intense games, Bai Baoxiang from China emerged victorious, clinching his fifth championship. Bai has previously won the WAGC in 2011, 2016, … Continue reading →
After the first two rounds on Day One prepared the field, rounds three and four on Day Two of the tournament started to see players of similar strength battling it out on the go board. Games started at 9:30 on … Continue reading →