On November 27, Beijing time, in the second stage of the 23rd Nongshim Cup Three Kingdoms Go Tournament, Fan Tingyu lost a good game in black and lost to Japanese chess player Yuta Iyama in 182 hands, and had no chance to equal the record number of wins in the Nongshim Cup. Tomorrow, Yuta Iyama will take on the challenge of the Korean team's chess players as the champion.
The first five matches of this nongshim Cup have formed a series of sets: China and Korea, Han shengri, and Japan shengzhong. Yuansheng Qin Park Tinghuan defeated Shibano Tiger Maru and Xu Jiayuan respectively, Li Weiqing and Fan Tingyu eliminated Yuan Shengqin and Park Tinghuan respectively, and Xu Jiayuan defeated the Chinese pioneer Li Weiqing. Fan Tingyu encountered the powerful Yuta Iyama in this round, and it coincided with the key moment when winning to equal Lee Chang-ho's record, which was a test for nongshim Cup hero Fan Tingyu.
In this game, Fan Tingyu took the black first, entering the middle game has always occupied the advantage, AI judged that the highest winning rate of black chess was more than 80%, and Yuta Iyama has been leading without sending and waiting for the opportunity. Entering the official stage, Fan Tingyu created a robbery below belonged to the big evil hand, and Iizan Yuta successfully flipped the market after waiting for the opportunity to eliminate the robbery, not only flipping the winning rate but also as high as 90%. Fan Tingyu fell at the last moment with the lead of most of the set, and after a few hands of hastily insisted, Fan Tingyu conceded defeat when he threw a shot in 182 hands, and Yuta Iyama successfully attacked. The spell of the japanese and Koreans fighting each other in the first six innings is still difficult to break. Tomorrow's seventh inning, South Korea's Bian Sang-il will appear against Yuta Iyama.
At present, China and South Korea have three chess players on the list, South Korea is Shin Zhenchen, Shen Minjun, Bian Xiangyi; China has Ke Jie, Mi Yuting, Li Qincheng; Japan has Jingshan Yuta, Yili Liao and Yu Zhengqi three chess players, and now the three teams are in the same running line, who can win consecutive victories in the second stage will take the lead.
Previously, in the history of the Nongshim Cup, South Korea won the championship 13 times, China won the championship eight times, and Japan won the championship once with the play of Noriki Ieda. The prize money for the 23rd Nongshim Cup winner is 500 million won, and there is no prize money for the second and third places. On the individual side, starting with three consecutive individual wins, each game won 10 million won streak. The game adopts the rules of Korean Go, with 1 hour of retention time for each side and 1 minute reading of seconds for 5 times.