The final of the Pandanet European Team Championship took place in Leipzig on 21–22 July and brought together the top four teams of League A of the online stage: Ukraine, France, Czechia, and Israel. After losing their first match against … Continue reading →
The 6th European Professional Championship took place online on 21–25 June and brought together eight professional players split into two groups. Two players passed from each group to the next stage – a knockout, where the championship was decided. Mateusz Surma 2p … Continue reading →
The 6th European Professional Championship will take place on the Online Go Server on 21–25 June. The participants are split into two groups of four players and a double-elimination system is applied in each group. The four players that pass … 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 13th season started in October last year and brought together 36 teams split into four … Continue reading →
The European Women’s Championship took place in Strasbourg on 13–14 May, bringing together 45 participants from various countries. The winner was Li Ting 1p, who remained undefeated in all five rounds. Below you can see a record of the game … Continue reading →
Along with the Paris Tournament, the Prague Tournament is one of the oldest annual go competitions in Europe. Its 51st edition took place on 29 April–1 May. Yang Yaoling 7d repeated the success he achieved in Paris earlier in April … Continue reading →
The 50th edition of the Paris International Tournament, one of the oldest annual European competitions, took place in the French capital on April 8–10 and brought together 200 participants from 20 countries. The winner was Yang Yaoling 6d, who remained … Continue reading →
The International Society of Go Studies (ISGS) announced their first International Go Conference on 2023 August 31 in cooperation with the Department of Go Studies at Myongji University in Yongin (South Korea). The conference theme is ‘Go in the age … Continue reading →
The 28th European Youth Go Championship (EYGC) took place on 22–25 March in Ankara, Turkey, and brought together 87 players from 11 countries. Traditionally, separate tournaments were held for the three age categories: U12, U16, and U20. After six rounds of intense … Continue reading →
The second stage of the 7th European Professional Qualification took place in Brno on March 10–12. In the semifinal, Lukas Podpera 7d defeated Dominik Boviz 6d with a score of 2-0. In the other semi-final between Benjamin Teuber 6d and Jan Simara 6d, … Continue reading →