After two online editions in 2020 and 2021, the European Championship will take place face-to-face at the 64th European Go Congress (EGC) in Vatra Dornei, Romania on 24–31 July.

The competition features a double-elimination mode with 32 participants until eight players remain to fight in a knockout. You can see an example in the tournament chart of the 2019 European Championship.

Players selected for the 2022 European Championship:

• Artem Kachanovskyi 2p
• Ali Jabarin 2p
• Lukas Podpera 7d
• Stanislaw Freijak 1p
• Andrii Kravets 1p
• Tanguy Le Calvé 1p
• Cristian Pop 7d
• Nikola Mitic 6d
• Oscar Vasquez 6d
• Drean-Guenaizia Benjamin 6d
• Fredrik Blomback 6d
• Rémi Campagnie 6d
• Dominik Boviz 6d
• Ondrej Kruml 6d
• Jan Prokop 6d
• Valerii Krushelnytskyi 6d
• Cornel Burzo 6d
• Bohdan Zhurakovskyi 6d
• Jan Simara 6d
• Matias Pankoke 6d
• Dmytro Bohatskyi 6d
• Elian Ioan Grogoriu 6d
• Javier-Aleksi Savolainen 5d
• Amir Fragman 6d
• Florent Labouret 5d
• Vladimir Danek 5d
• Koichiro Habu 5d
• Alessandro Pace 5d
• Antoine Fenech 5d
• Martin Ruzicka 5d
• Denis Dobranis 4d
• Vsevolod Ovsiienko 4d

Report by Artem