On the afternoon of April 24, the ninth "Quzhou Rotten Ke Cup" China Go Championship Round of 16 was fought at the Quzhou Oriental Hotel, in the focus battle, Fan Tingyu held a black 3/4 son to reverse the laughter; the youngest of the players (18 years old) Wang Xinghao defeated Yang Dingxin, who had the second place in the instant ranking; the world championship showdown was Shi Yuezhihe defeated Chen Yaoye; the defending champion Xu Jiayang fought fiercely to the end, and the 332 hands of The White defeated Huang Yunsong Jiudan with a half-eye advantage. After this round, Dang Yifei, Li Weiqing and Xie Ke have been promoted.
Upper Half:
Xu Jiayang Wins Huang Yunsong
Shi Yuesheng Chen Yaoye
Li Weiqing sheng Yang Kaiwen
Li Xuanhao won over Peng Liyao
Lower Half:
Liao Yuanhe lost Dang Yifei
Lee Chin-shing defeats Sheiko
Fan Tingyu won and laughed
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Yang Dingxin lost Wang Xinghao
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After a day's break tomorrow, the 9th "Quzhou Rotten Ke Cup" China Go Championship Quarterfinals will continue at 12:00 on the 26th. Please pay attention to the follow-up reports that Yike Go brings you, and the matches are as follows:
Upper half
Xu Jiayang vs Shi Yue
Li Weiqing vs Li Xuanhao
Lower half
Dang Yifei vs Sheiko
Fan Tingyu vs Wang Xinghao
Here is a detailed war report:
In yesterday's game, Wang Xinghao won the sixth black mid-game victory over Tong Mengcheng eight dan and was promoted to seven dan; Huang Yunsong's eight-dan white mid-game victory over Jiang Weijie's nine-dan, promoted to the 55th place nine dan of Chinese Go. Ke Jie, the first person in the rank score, was eliminated in the first round of Liao Yuanhe; the third rank score, Mi Yuting, lost to Shi Yue; Ding Hao failed to stop the decline after the rank score fell to the 6th in China, and then lost to Li Xuanhao.
In today's game, the two games that ended earlier were the Weijia derby, Liao Yuanhe's white chess midbelt in the Chengdu Civil War was pierced by Dang Yifei, and the chronic death of the game had no resistance; in the Hangzhou first team civil war, Xie Ke was the one who dominated the middle abdomen to take the initiative, opening up the gap on the ground little by little, and beating teammate Li Qincheng.
The focus of the battle even laughed at Fan Tingyu in a round of fierce fighting. In the first half of the game, the laughing white chess piece was perfectly suppressed, and Fan Tingyu's black chess dragon was worried about his life. But at this time, Lian Xiao obsessed with playing chess on the right, and the dominant situation led to an unknown battle, evolving into a world catastrophe. Lian Xiao won the battle by losing the robbery, and removed the 12 tails of the black chess piece, but the conversion was not worth the loss, and the situation was also reversed by the black chess piece in the upper left corner. In the second half of the game, the two sides made mistakes with each other, Fan Tingyu finally firmly controlled the half-eye advantage, and Lian Xiao tasted the ultimate pain, and after the reversal, it was half-eye to lose.
Wang Xinghao, who was promoted to the youngest seventh dan, was eye-catching in this round, there was no obvious mistake in the whole game, and he very steadily held yang Dingxin, the second person in China, and came out on top in their first set. The "veteran general" Shi Yue and Chen Yaoye were like a heavenly dragon fighting a tiger, and under the attack of Shi Yue's black chess, Chen Yaoye struggled to cure the orphan and failed to take advantage. In the end, Shi Yue defeated Chen Yaoye in the 241 hand set.
In other matches, defending champion Xu Jiayang zhibai against Xinke Jiudan Huang Yunsong, although the overall advantage, the difference in the second half of the set was getting closer and closer, and after a long official robbery, it was finally won by a thrilling half-eye. Li Weiqing established his superiority early in the prologue, and defeated Yang Kaiwen without bloodshed. Li Xuanhao, who was in a fiery state, relied on the kung fu chess pattern to defeat Peng Liyao.
The 9th "Quzhou Rotten Ke Cup" Chinese Go Championship is sponsored by the China Weiqi Association, the Cpc Quzhou Municipal Party Committee and the Quzhou Municipal People's Government, hosted by the Quzhou Municipal Sports Bureau and the Quzhou "World Go Holy Land" Construction Special Class, and co-organized by the Quzhou Sports Development Center, the Quzhou Sports Lottery Management Center and the Quzhou Weiqi Association.
The competition adopts a single-elimination system, and the participants are the top 31 players in the ranking (including 2 runners-up in the previous championship), and a chess player with the highest score under the age of 18, a total of 32 players. The competition adopts the rules of the Go competition approved by the Chinese Weiqi Association in 2002, and the black square pastes 3 and 3/4 subs. The time is 5 1-minute second readings after 2 hours of the basic time limit for each party. The prize money for the winner is 500,000 yuan, and the second prize is 150,000 yuan.
Competition Schedule:
23 April, 12:00 First Round (32-in-16)
24 April, 12:00 Round 2 (16-8)
April 25 Closed
26 april, 12:00 3rd round (8-4)
27 April, 12:00 Round 4 (4-in-2)
April 28 Closed
29th April, 12:00 Round 5 (Final)
Quzhou Rotten Cup past champions and runners-up
Number of years Champion Runner-up
1st 2006 Yu Bin Guli
2nd 2008 Coulee Chang Hao
3rd 2010 Sheikh Jiang Weijie
4th 2012 Meng Tailing 柁嘉熹
5th 2014 Fan Tingyu Shiyue
6th 2016 Mi Yuting Ke Jie
7th 2018 Tan Xiao Ke Jie
8th 2021 Xu Jiayang Yang Dingxin