On the afternoon of February 23, Beijing time, the 11th rematch of the 23rd Nongshim Xin Ramen Cup World Go Team Tournament ended online, and South Korea's main player Shin Jin-chan held 214 hands, and the central set picked down the chinese vice marshal Mi Yuting. Yike Go brings wonderful live broadcasts to all chess players:
Mi Yuting was negative for Shen Zhenchen
(Poisonous milk mushroom commentary)
In the 11th game of the game held yesterday, the two sides went to 167 hands, Mi Yuting in the drop system prompt timeout, after watching the video after the two sides negotiated fruitless, the South Korean side decided to sentence Mi Yuting overtime loss, and then the Chinese side protested, and finally the third-party Japanese Chess Court arbitration ruled that there was no winner or loser, and at 13:00 today, the two sides replayed, and the Nongshim Cup schedule was postponed by one day.
The game was replayed in 1 hour of basic time, and the two sides re-guessed first, and Mi Yuting guessed the black chess. The two sides exercised restraint in the first half of the course, testing each other but no fighting broke out, until the situation in the middle of the game was still difficult to score. From the overall point of view, Shen Zhenchen almost made almost no mistakes, and the middle and back games were once not separated from the AI; and Mi Yuting's 127 hand penetration point was the beginning of the loss of the game, and since then, the black chess has repeatedly wanted to provoke the end of the war, but it has become more and more into the abyss of losses. To 214 hands, Shen Zhenchen swallowed the right side of the black chess dragon, and Mi Yuting admitted defeat in the middle of the game.
Broadcaster poisoned milk mushroom summary: the low-level dead and alive, Mi Yuting conceded defeat. This chess black chess has not found a good opportunity to exert power, black 127 may be the decisive slow hand, engaged in hindsight in fact, it has not gone thick. Black 129 shots were a bit excessive, and they have since embarked on the road of failure. The White 140 Dig is a wonderful defense that completely defuses the attack of the Black Chess. Black 147 below is too simplistic and seems to misjudge the situation. White 160 victory declaration, the following black chess no chance. Black 189 or less jade shattered, and finally ended with the death of the great dragon on the right.
The first stage of this nongshim cup was held in October last year, the first set of South Korean pioneer Won Seung-jin defeated the Japanese pioneer Shibano Tiger Maru, followed by the Chinese pioneer Li Weiqing debuted in the Nongshim Cup, defeated the Korean pioneer Won Seung-jin, in the third game, Japan's second general Xu Jiayuan defeated Li Weiqing, and South Korea's Park Tinghuan as the second general came on in advance, defeating Xu Jiayuan and becoming the first stage champion. In the four competitions played in the first stage, the three pioneers fell one after another, and no one achieved a winning streak in the first four sets, which was the first time in the history of the Nongshim Cup.
In the second stage of the match in November last year, Fan Tingyu first defeated Park Tinghuan in the 5th set of slaughtering dragons, but when the 6th situation was against Iyama Yuta, the advantage of the official spoon was reversed, missing the record of the most wins in the history of the Nongshim Cup. Since then, Yuta Iyama, who has become the champion, has divine help, reversing Fan Tingyu, quickly winning Bian Xiangyi, robbing Li Qincheng, and slaughtering dragon Shen Minzuo, with an average net victory of 30 mesh per game, creating a four-game winning record in the history of the Japanese team and helping the Japanese team get rid of the fate of the bottom.
The third stage of the tournament began on February 21 and lasted until the winner was decided, and in the 10th round of the match, China's vice-captain Mi Yuting ended Yuta Iyama's four-game winning streak. Yesterday, South Korea's main general Shin Jin-chan took the stage to attack, and when Shin Jin-chan chased the inferiority to five or five, a time-out incident occurred. The two sides replayed at 13:00 today, and the Schedule of the Nongshim Cup was postponed by one day. The 11th round of the rematch was finally won by Shin Jin-chan, who will be attacked by Japanese vice-admiral Yu Zhengqi tomorrow.
On-site photos (China Weiqi Association Korea Chess Academy)
The 23rd Nongshim Shin Ramen Cup China, Korea and Japan Team Lineup:
China: Ke Jie, Mi Yuting (1 win, 1 no win, 1 loss), Li Qincheng (1 loss), Fan Tingyu (1 win and 1 loss), Li Weiqing (1 win and 1 loss)
South Korea: Shin Jin-hyun (1 win, 1 no win), Shin Min-hyun (1 loss), Bian Sang-il (1 loss), Park Young-hwan (1 win and 1 loss), Won Seung-jin (1 win and 1 loss)
Japan: Ichiritsu, Yu Masaki, Yuta Iyama (4 wins and 1 loss), Xu Jiayuan (1 win and 1 loss), Shibano Toramaru (1 loss)
In the Nongshim Cup China squad, Ke Jie Jiu Dan and Mi Yu Ting Jiu Dan were exempted from the selection as the world champion, and Fan Tingyu Jiu Dan, Li Qincheng Jiu Dan and Li Weiqing Jiu Dan were selected for three consecutive victories. Korea Hae selected the top 5 super luxury lineups at that time: Shin Jin-chan, Park Young-hwan, Shin Min-hoon, Bian Sang-yi, and Won Seung-jin (wild cards). Japan designated the title holders Yuta Iyama, Torano Toramaru, Ichiri Liao, Xu Jiayuan, and Yu Zhengqi. The Nongshim Cup will be held in three stages, with 1-4 rounds of the ring on October 11-14, 2021, 5-9 innings on November 26-30 of the same year, and the winner on February 21-25, 2022. The winner will receive 500 million prizes, 3 million per match, 10 million for 3 consecutive wins, and another 10 million won for each additional win. Each country won the championship 13 times in South Korea, 8 times in China and 1 time in Japan.
Results of previous Nongshim Cup Three Kingdoms Tournaments:
Annual Cup Champion Runner-up Third Place Winning Streak
1999-2000 1 South Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 4 wins 5 losses Japan 4 wins 5 losses Chang Hao 3 consecutive wins
2000-2001 2 Korea 7 wins 4 losses Japan 4 wins 5 losses China 3 wins 5 losses Choi Chul Han won 3 consecutive wins
2001-2002 3 Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 7 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Rochel 3 consecutive wins
2002-2003 4 Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 6 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Hu Yaoyu 5 consecutive wins Park Yongxun 4 consecutive wins
2003-2004 5 Korea 5 wins 4 losses Japan 6 wins 5 losses China 3 wins 5 losses Kobayashi Koichi Motoki saga 3 consecutive wins
2004-2005 6 Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 4 wins 5 losses Japan 4 wins 5 losses Lee Chang-ho won 5 consecutive wins
2005-2006 7 Japan 6 wins 4 losses South Korea 5 wins 5 losses China 3 wins 5 losses Yoshiki Itada Zhao Hansheng 3 consecutive wins
2006-2007 8 Korea wins 4 losses China 6 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Peng Tsuen won 5 consecutive wins Park Yongxun won 4 consecutive wins
2007-2008 9 China 7 wins 3 losses South Korea 4 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Chang Hao 4 consecutive wins Mu Zhen Shuo Wang Tan 3 consecutive wins
2008-2009 10 Korea 7 wins 3 losses China 5 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Jiang Dongrun 5 consecutive wins 4 consecutive wins
2009-2010 11 South Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 6 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Sheikh 5 consecutive wins Kim Ji Seok Lee Chang-ho 3 consecutive wins
2010-2011 12 South Korea 7 wins 3 losses China 4 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Sheikh Choi Chul Han 4 consecutive wins
2011-2012 13 China 8 wins 4 losses South Korea 6 wins 5 losses Japan 0 wins 5 losses Tan Xiao Kim Ji Seok 4 consecutive wins Sheikh 3 consecutive wins
2012-2013 14 South Korea 6 wins 4 losses China 7 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Tan Xiao Wang Tan Chui Chul Han won 3 consecutive wins
2013-2014 15 China 8 wins 4 losses South Korea 5 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Fan Tingyu Chen Yaoye won 3 consecutive wins
2014-2015 16 China 6 wins 3 losses South Korea 4 wins 5 losses Japan 3 wins 5 losses Wang Tan won 4 consecutive wins
2015-2016 17 China 5 wins 4 losses South Korea 5 wins 5 losses Japan 4 wins 5 losses Lee Sedol Gu Li Li Liao 3 consecutive wins
2016-2017 18 China 8 wins 1 loss South Korea 2 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 lossEs Fan Tingyu 7 consecutive wins
2017-2018 19 South Korea 8 wins 3 losses China 5 wins 5 losses Japan 0 wins 5 losses Shin Min Won 6 consecutive victories Dang Yifei won 5 consecutive wins
2018-2019 20 China 8 wins 1 loss South Korea 2 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Fan Tingyu 7 consecutive wins
2019-2020 21 China 8 wins 4 losses South Korea 5 wins 5 losses Japan 1 win 5 losses Yang Dingxin 7 consecutive wins Park Tinghuan 4 consecutive wins
2020-2021 22 South Korea 7 wins 3 losses China 4 wins 5 losses Japan 2 wins 5 losses Gu Zihao 3 consecutive wins Shin Zhenchen 5 consecutive wins