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05.08.2017
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 Two chinese pros dominated the open championship Zhang Tao 5p didn't lose one game so obviously he won the tournament. Second came Li Xiaoxi 2p and on 3rd place Mateusz Surma 1p.
The closed championship with only europeans was won by Ilya Shikshin from Russia, second Mateusz Surma from Poland and third Artem Kachanovskyi from Ukraine.
10 swiss players joined the congress totalling 29 wins and 28 losses in the main and 6 wins, 6 losses and 1 draw in the weekend tournament.
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06.05.2017
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Das Kikyo Festival ist das Event der Japanischen Kampfkünste in Winterthur.
Diesen Samstag (6. Mai 2017) fand es zum ersten Mal statt.
Die Lokalität im Casinotheater Winterthur war optimal.
Auf der Bühne wurden diverse japanische Kampfkünste, aber auch japanische Musik aufgeführt.
Daneben konnte man am Go-Tisch sich das Spiel zeigen lassen. Wir hatten mindestens 10 sehr interessierte Teilnehmer, die die Tische kaum mehr freigeben wollten.
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23.04.2017
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8 players attended to the seminar with Li Yue between Thursday PM and Friday before the tournament.
Main topics were general opening and attacking strategy, with many interesting situations to evaluate and discuss.
They also enjoyed some rengo games, reviewed with special focus on the seminar topics.
Everybody appreciated the calm and easy way that Yue let them discover new ways to analyze board situations.
Hopefully we will be able to propose a similar seminar next year, before the European Pairgo Championships,
that will be held in the same location during the first week-end of April!
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24 players came to the beautyful Ascona hotel to contend for the 41th Swiss Championships.
The topbar was set to 2Kyu and included the best 12 players. But the tournament software insisted in matching Francois and Haruna 4K with them.
A thrilling novelty was the use of the digital clocks for all the games with the custom Canadian byo-yomi time settings 40 + 20x5':
most of the players were not used to it, and a limited number of problems actually occurred.
Nevertheless everybody understood how to use them, there was no contestation
and at the end of the tournament some players came to compliment for this choice.
The two highest rated swiss players were there and shared the first two places:
Swiss champion 2017 with 5/5 won games is John Walch 4D and will represent Switzerland in the next WAGC.
Second place for Armel-David Wolff 4D with 4/5 points.
Surprise 3rd place for the outsider Frederic Schlattner 1D, 3/5 points, who participated for the first time at the Swiss Championships.
4th place for Viktor Bogdanov 3D from Russia.
5th place for Sylvain Praz 2D, who will also represent Switzerland in the next KPMG (or switch with John, who can choose which tournament to attend) thank to the FSG point system.
6th place for Roberto Morrison 1D, organizer of the tournament: he missed the qualification to KPMG due to lower SOS than Sylvain, despite both scored 3/5!
Monique Golay 6K won the price as best player performance below topbar with 4 wins
Everybody received a price and a special souvenir: a USB key personalized with a 3D print and some go related video material inside!
Results
Most participants came with family or partners, and stayed in the exclusive hotel Ascona**** who offered special tournament conditions:
all were delighted by the exquisite service and the beautyful weather, knowing that on north of the Alps it was raining or snowing!
You could play outdoor, have breakfast and lunch on the terrasse or on the garden close to the pool, where some hosts were swimming.
Final thank you for the Swiss Go Federation, main sponsor of the event, the Hotel Ascona for offering such beautyful premises and services,
Li Yue for her avaliability and inspired analysis during the event, and my wife that supported me for the organization before and during the tournament
Roberto
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05.12.2016
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 François Van Walleghem remporte le 18ème active go au restaurant le Lin Xiang à Genève, devant Rick et Hajin Lee. Détails suivront.
Resultats
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20.11.2016
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 Nous avons eu un tournoi sympathique au château du musée Suisse du jeu. Le tournoi principale a eu 20 participants (avec 5 nouvelles têtes venant du club de Lausanne). Le tournoi débutant a eu moins de participants que l'année dernière avec 7 participants (L'année dernière, nous avions eu 17 participants, la barre était placée très haut). Dans le tournoi principale, la vitoire revient à Sylvain Praz, 2ème Daniel Baumann, 3ème Rose-Marguerite Martin. J'espères que nous pourrons refaire un tournoi l'année prochaine dans ce joli cadre. EGD
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23.10.2016
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 Superbe tournoi. Cette année il y a eu la qualité, à défaut de la quantité… (21 participants contre une moyenne de plus de 30 d’habitude, snif).
Haylee Maas 7d a égayé notre week-end par des parties magnifiques. Les quatre autres « ténors » (Sylvain Praz 2d, Flavien Aubelle 1d, Benoît Felix 1d et Hung Fioramonti 1k) ont testé sa virtuosité sur le goban, et nous ont offert des parties à suspens… Du moins jusqu’à un certain stade de la partie, puis, comme par magie, des situations qui semblaient bien compliquées et souvent à l’avantage des « ténors cités » (à mes yeux néophytes…) se sont petit à petit retournées à l’avantage de notre coréenne Haylee (prononcez Hajin, ou Hadjin…).
Autre point à relever: à un moment du tournoi Sandra a attiré mon attention sur le fait qu’il y avait une forte présence féminine. Jugez plutôt: Haylee Maas 7d et 1ere du tournoi, Anna Kropivnitskaya 5k (4k dès maintenant) 7e, Rose-Marguerite Martin 4k 9e, Harina Okano 4k 11e, Sandra Woelffel 5k 14e et Monique Golay 6k 16e.
Le mot de la fin: si la moyenne des participants est en baisse par rapport aux autres années, les dames sont venues plus nombreuses que d’habitude et remportent en plus le tournoi ! De bon augure pour l’avenir. Merci également à Dusan Mitic pour ses commentaires.
Jean-Marc Louis, au clavier de l’ordinateur pour organiser les rondes. EGD, Photos
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Subscribe to news@swissgo.org and you'll get the news for all important events, tournaments, workshops in swiss Go ... probably around 10-20 emails per year!
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Wie jedes Jahr, findet auch 2017 ein eintägiges Go-Turnier in Winterthur statt.
Genaue Konditionen werden rechtzeitig auf wintigo.org publiziert.
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Tournoi de Lausanne / Tour de Peilz
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Date: 16th - 19th December (Saturday to Tuesday)
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European Pair Go Championship
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Lessons
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GO für Klein und Gross. (Kinder ab 6 Jahren, Eltern, Grosseltern) spielen zusammen das Spiel der Spiele. 28.Mai / 30. Juli 17. September / 26. November jeweils 12 - 16 Uhr (ab 11:30 wird ein Brunch serviert) Ort: Cultibo Olten, Aarauerstr. 72 Ankündigung
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Atelier de Go de l'Université de Genève
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Septembre 2012 : L'objectif de l'Atelier Jeu de Go de l'Université de Genève est de découvrir et d'apprendre le Go pour les débutants, et de se perfectionner et de pratiquer dans la bonne humeur pour les initiés. Tous les lundis à Uni Mail en salle S040. Cours (60.- / semestre) : 18h15-19h. Jeu libre (gratuit) : 19-20h.
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 In the online school the students gather once a week in the evening to play a game for the league. After the game is played Hwang In-seong joins the room and reviews some of the games. He has years of teaching experience and is himself a very strong player. At the end of the month 2 players from each league move up to the higher league and 2 move down to the lower league. Sounds very competitive but it's mainly to make people play lots of and serious games. 3 evenings each month In-Seong gives a lecture to inspire the participants to try out new things. Invitation Letter, Register
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- Entrée libre et sans frais - Alternativement au Veyrier Go Club (mercredi) et à l'Ecole lémanique du Go (jeudi) - Contact : Tetsuo Nakajo / tnakajo@sunrise.ch / tél. 076-433.02.88 - au Veyrier Go Club de 20 :00 à 22 :00 le mercredi, toutes les 2 semaines : les 10 et 24 mars, 14(extra) et 21 avril, ainsi de suite - l'atelier de go de l'Université de Genève, tous les lundis de 18h15 à 20h, à Uni Mail salle S040, avec cours et jeu libre.
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Blogs
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16.10.2017
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On Friday 20 October, one day before the 25 Years EGCC Anniversary Go Tournament, the European Go Cultural Centre organises a special seminar for go teachers in Europe.
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10.10.2017
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The 4th Silk Road International City Weiqi Tournament takes place this year in Tianshui, China. 13 European players have come this year to fight for generous prizes and the title. 2017's European champion and the winner of 3rd Silk Road Tournament...
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7.10.2017
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The women's championship also gave us a new champion, Maike Wilms. We have for you the results, a review of the deciding game, and an interview with the new champion herself.
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7.10.2017
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This year's final was played over the course of 4 days from the 30th of September until the 4th of October 2017. Also included is an interview with the new champion Jonas Welticke 6D from Bonn.
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4.10.2017
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Recently, I interviewed Kim Ouweleen, author of the first yearbook ever to be published by the European Go Federation. I asked him about the project and the ups and downs of his writing process. In this article, however, I focus on the yearbook fr...
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The International Go Federation