Japan's Esakimi Ueno defeated China's Li He
On October 17, the 2022 Lake Pan Cup World Women's Go Overlord Match 10th Game was played online, and Japan's Esaki Mi Ueno defeated China's Li He Godan in four sets to win the second set for Japan. On the 18th, there will be a showdown between Japan and South Korea: Choi Jing VS Esakimi Ueno.
Lee Hyuk five paragraphs
Li He's performance in this game was far inferior to the previous set. The prologue two engaged in hand-to-hand combat on the top, each with their own mistakes. In the middle game, Li Hel made three consecutive problem moves, of which Bai 86 was the main cause of the defeat of the white chess game.
86 should be made up in position A, and the actual combat left the defect of being straddled by position B
After the actual battle against Ueno Esakimi, Li He chose to fight head-on, but then the white chess was too fierce in the lower right corner and missed the big picture. Ueno seized the opportunity to take the lead in attacking the left and center abdomen, and the white chess situation was difficult to manage. Although Li He stubbornly insisted on the back, the Japanese master grasped it well, and finally won the black chess board.
The Chinese team still has three generals
At present, the Chinese team still has Yu Zhiying. Zhou Hongyu and Lu Minquan are three generals, and there is only one main player left in Japan and South Korea: Japanese team player Esakimi Ueno, and South Korean team manager Choi Jing. At 13 o'clock Beijing time on the 18th, South Korean team leader Cui Jing will challenge Esakimi Ueno, and Yicheng.com will continue to broadcast chess scores. (Qujiang scene photo: Tian Yuan)
2022 Lake Pan Cup results:
Game 11 Esakimi Ueno (J) VS Choi Jing (KR)
Game 10 Esakimi Ueno (Japan) won Lee Hyuk (center)
Game 9 Lee Hyuk (middle) won Oh Yoo-jin (South Korea)
Game 8 Lee Hyuk (middle) win Ri Nana Fujisawa (J)
Game 7 Rina Fujisawa (Japan) win Kim Chae-young (Korea)
Game 6 Kim Chae-young (Korea) wins Oh Yiming (middle)
Game 5 Wu Yiming (middle) won Xie Yimin (day)
Game 4 Wu Yiming (middle) won Xu Ruiying (South Korea)
Game 3 Wu Yiming (middle) won Ayumi Suzuki (Sun)
Game 2 Wu Yiming (middle) won Li Seju (South Korea)
Game 1 Wu Yiming (middle) won Zhongyi Pansy (day)
China:
Yu Zhiying, Zhou Hongyu, Lu Minquan, Li He, Wu Yiming
Team Korea:
Cui Jing, Wu Youzhen, Jin Caiying, Xu Ruixuan, Li Sezhu
Team Japan:
Ueno Esakimi, Rina Fujisawa, Xie Yimin, Ayumi Suzuki, and Pansy Nakae