The first edition of Corona Cup took place in spring 2020 and had 361 participants – exactly the same as the number of intersections on the go board. The second edition was held on the KGS and lasted more than … Continue reading →
On December 5, the third season of the European Professional Online Go League begins. The tournament system remains the same as the previous season: participants play a round-robin league, followed by a semi-final and the final. Each match is played … Continue reading →
The European Go Championship (hence, ‘EC’) ended two weeks ago. The winner this year was Ilya Shikshin 3p from Russia. You can find more details in the article on the results of the EC2020. This year, due to the COVID-19 … Continue reading →
This year the European Championship took place online due to the COVID-19 pandemic. From September 24th till November 2nd, the top 32 European players were fighting for the title of the European champion. The following four European professional players made … Continue reading →
This year the European Championship takes place online. Normally, this competition is a part of the European Go Congress, but as this year there is no Congress due to COVID-19, it was decided to run the tournament online. This year, … Continue reading →
On August 1–9, the 1st e-Go Congress was organised by the American Go Association due to the cancellation of the 2020 Colorado Springs US Go Congress. This is the first time such an online event was performed by the AGA, … Continue reading →
Over 200 players from over 20 countries have signed up so far for the first Latin American Virtual Go Congress which will take place from October 3 to 11 on KGS, OGS, and Twitch. This Congress comes in as a … Continue reading →
Expectations for the 8th Mexican Internet Go Tournament got surpassed as 84 players from over ten countries registered for the event. Out of these players, 54 are Mexican and the other 30 from Latin American countries. The six-round MacMahon tournament … Continue reading →
This year, due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the European Professional Championship was played online on the Pandanet Go Server on September 24–27. Eight players from six different countries competed in a round-robin tournament. As all participants were of a similar … Continue reading →
European Professional Online Go League has two stages: round robin and playoffs. After the round-robin stage, the second and third best-rated participants play a semi-final match to determine who meets the winner of the round-robin stage in the final. In … Continue reading →