Good evening chess friends, 4.8 is the first day of the 4th Fanxing Cup World Women's Strongest Tournament 8 Finals, but unexpectedly the first day of the tournament became the peak.
The first three champions, Yu Zhiying, the first Chinese Go women,000, lost to Ueno Aisaki and suffered a round of travel. What's even more outrageous is that her rival Choi Kyung, the first person in South Korea, also lost to Japan's Xie Yimin, and the semi-final turned into 3 Japanese players and 1 Taiwanese player competing, which is a groundbreaking scene in the history of women's Go in the world for many years.
First of all, let's look at the battle between Yu Zhiying and Ueno Ai Misami, the two have only met once in their previous careers, and Yu Zhiying wins. In this game, Ueno in a slightly unfavorable situation, Bai 164 threw the winner and loser, Yu Zhiying did not check for a while, and chose to contact in the middle abdomen ——
Unexpectedly, it was a card in the middle of the white 166, the black chess piece on the left directly collapsed, the four sons of fat tail were eaten, and the AI winning rate also jumped straight. In the end, Yu Zhiying conceded defeat in the 184 hand after insisting on a few hands, and missed the four consecutive championships.
Compared with Yu Zhiying's defeat, Cui Jing's defeat is not so dramatic, but it is also equally surprising.
(Actual Combat Spectrum 115 ~ 120) Cui Jingzhi Black VS Xie Yimin, White 118 did not choose a compact pull, slightly loose. Unexpectedly, this step slow hand led to the big evil hand of Cui Jinghei 119, and after being completely blocked by Bai 120 and a knife, black chess had no chance.
This figure bit AI recommended chart, black chess such as abandoning the three sons to return to the dragon, AI win rate is roughly 65%.
After that, Xie Yimin firmly held the advantage, and did not give Cui Jing any chance, winning the 251 hand set.
After two consecutive explosions, Taiwan's Lu Yuhua vs Suzuki's first game became the only off-set defeat for Japanese players.
And in the Japanese female celebrity battle outpost battle between Fujisawa Risui vs Nakai Ei mentioned in 4.7, the black Nakai Tsuyoshi once gained the advantage and was close to victory -
However, she missed the great opportunity to kill the middle white chess piece in a row at key moments, and then she made a casual move in the left official response, and finally lost in two and a half eyes.
In this way, the world's strongest women's strongest battle in the Fanxing Cup was held until the 4th time, and suddenly this generation of Japanese female chess players created a historical breakthrough. Looking back at the matchup of this tournament, the proportion of 5 Japanese players against 1, 1 Korean, 1 Taiwan is obviously unbalanced, but the first three Fanxing Cups have always been such a proportion, the first two sessions also asked a Russian player to mean it, and then the third session began to directly do not pretend, began to 5 Japanese players. Yu Zhiying has not lost to Japanese players since 2012, and may have forgotten this experience, but at a time when everyone is teaching chess by AI teachers and their strength is getting closer and closer, this fragile record of relying on only one player is finally like a layer of window paper, which is broken by the Japanese players. So, on the morning of April 9, we will usher in the most embarrassing semi-final of the Fanxing Cup -
Ueno Sakimi VS Fuji Rina
Lu Yuhua vs Xie Yimin
Perhaps the excellent performance of this year's Japanese players can make the organizer adjust the proportion of places in various countries or expand the capacity in the future? The Japanese side may have long realized the imbalance in the number of places in the event, but did not want to shrink its own players to 3, so it also held a Fanxing Cup World Amateur Tournament at the same time as the professional competition, and Qu Yun'an, the Vietnamese player introduced by xiaobian last year, defeated the Thai player to win the championship.
South Korea's first Hoban Cup Tri-Nations Women's Go Tournament qualifiers continue, with the recently momentum of Kim Eun-hyun losing to Heo Seo-young in the 4th round.
The Men's Qualifier Tier 5 of the Asian Games in South Korea was over, and Lee Ji-hyun Wase-kon advanced to The Final Group 6. He and Park Will compete with Shin Min-jae, Kim Ji-seok, Won Sung-jin and Kang Dong-yun for the final two Men's Places in the South Korean Go Team at the Asian Games.
4.7 Yang Kaiwen, who was unable to participate in the Asian Games pre-selection due to the redness of the itinerary code, chose to give up the game after a day of help and was at ease in isolation.
OK that 4.8 Go tournament let's talk about here, the tide is ebbing.