European Youth Go Team Championship (EYGTC) is an annual online Go competition. European countries are represented by teams consisting of youth players. Each round teams have to line up five players of different age categories: one player U20 two players … Continue reading →
The third season of the European Professional Online Go League started in December 2020. Six players participated this time: Ilya Shikshin 3p (Russia) Artem Kachanovskyi 2p (Ukraine) Pavol Lisy 2p (Slovakia) Ali Jabarin 2p (Israel) Andrii Kravets 1p (Ukraine) Tanguy Le Calve 1p (France) After the … Continue reading →
This year European Grand Prix Finale took place on the Online Go Server from January 8 till 31. Top 16 European players were fighting for the title of the Grand Prix Winner. The competition is a culmination of the Grand … Continue reading →
11th Pandanet Go European Team Championship started in October 2020. Four rounds have been played already. At the time of writing the leader is the team of Ukraine, which unexpectedly defeated the favourite in the last round, the team of … Continue reading →
As of January 24, fourteen Latin American countries divided in two leagues will be fighting to reach the top in the 5th Pandanet Go Latin American Team Championship. Novel in this season is Cuba playing in League A and standing … Continue reading →
This year the European Women’s Go Championship took place online, similarly to the majority of the other competitions. 16 players from 8 different countries participated in the event. The tournament system was very similar to the one of the European … Continue reading →
In a hard-fought match, Brazil overcame Argentina to become the champion of the 4th PGLATC. Of the three games played, the first one to finish was the third-board match between Brazil’s Helcio Alexander and Argentina’s Luciano Salerno. While Salerno kept … Continue reading →
92 players out of 26 countries and four continents are playing in the ‘1st CCTV World Youth Amateur Weiqi Tournament’ which is organised by the Chinese Weiqi Association along with the CCTV Sports Youth Channel. The tournament is divided into … Continue reading →
On November 23rd, an eleven v. eleven players online team match took place on KGS between Mexico’s representative team and the ‘Sociedad Internacional de Intercambio de Go’, SIIG. The SIIG is a Japanese-based society of retired women and men who … Continue reading →
On December 13, the first online team match between Dominican Republic and Mexico took place on the Pandanet Go Server. The match was played on eleven boards, resembling a football soccer match. Dominican Republic players have been developing at a … Continue reading →