Special correspondent Coca reported On April 21, the second round of the 10th Yingshi Cup World Professional Go Championship round of 28 was held on the Wild Fox Net, 14 people from Chinese mainland played, 8 wins and 6 losses, Ke Jie Jiudan eliminated Chunlan Cup champion Bian Xiangyi Jiudan, Wang Xinghao Jiudan Dragon Slayer defeated the Korean genius girl Kim Eun who beat Gu Zihao Jiudan in the previous round. So far, all four female chess players have been eliminated.
The number of participants in this year's Ying Cup has increased to 58, and the total prize money has also increased. The number of participants has increased from 30 to 58 in the previous edition, which is also the third expansion after the second edition (16 to 24) and the eighth edition (24 to 30). The winners and runners-up of the previous edition automatically qualified for the round of 16, and the other 56 contestants were selected by each country and region. Quota allocation: 19 from Chinese mainland, 12 from South Korea, 11 from Japan, 9 from Chinese Taipei, 2 from the Americas, 2 from Europe, and 1 from Southeast Asia.
The first two rounds were played online, with Chinese mainland players winning 14-5 in the first round played the day before. Today, Ke Jie's nine-dan black against South Korea's Bian Xiangyi nine-dan is the focus of the game, in the upper right corner of the prelude, Ke Jie does not seem to have studied deeply, and the winning rate plummeted by 50 percentage points to single digits.
In the middle of the game, Ke Jie was provocative everywhere, but he couldn't find an opportunity for a long time. However, an unexpected scene finally happened, Bian Xiangyi suddenly sprouted murderous intentions, and decided to kill the big black piece of chess on the right, but because the periphery was not monolithic, it gave Ke Jie a once-in-a-century opportunity to reverse. After the black pieces protrude on the periphery, the white pieces on the upper board are counter-killed. Bian Xiangyi had no choice but to try to kill the black dragon under the right, Ke Jie responded correctly, and after the dragon lived, Bian Xiangyi threw himself in the towel.
Wang Xinghao, the champion of the Chess Cup, held nine dan against the Korean genius girl Kim Eun, and the upper right handover, Wang Xinghao played freely and creatively, inducing Kim Eun to attack and kill white with a move, but he didn't want to hit the trap by mistake. Wang Xinghao shook a shot, and after the abandoned son went thick, he saw the poor dagger, and forcibly killed the black dragon in the lower left, and won in one fell swoop.
Peng Liyao's 8th dan black against Japan's Kan Hangtaro 9th dan, who knocked out Yu Ting 9th dan in the last round. In this game, Peng Liyao first performed a textbook attack in the lower right, taking advantage of the situation in the mid-abdomen, echoing the thick momentum in the upper right. After the white chess entered the big form, it was violently attacked by the black chess, and the big dragon was slaughtered and the game ended.
The fast knife Li Qincheng 9 dan white against the Chinese Taipei Xiao Zhenghao 9 duan, the two sides of the circle, white chess in the right board black formation to completely break the balance of the field, regardless of the points to win.
In another cross-strait match, Li Xuanhao played white against Lu Yiquan in the ninth section, and in the seemingly ordinary handover on the upper right, black lost a lot of money, and the winning rate fell to single digits early. After that, white played smoothly and did not give his opponent any chance to reverse. to 154 hands, Lu Yiquan conceded defeat in the middle game.
Three sets of Chinese mainland chess players in the civil war, Liao Yuanhe 9 dan defeated Yang Kaiwen 9 dan, Xu Jiayang 9 dan beat Ding Hao 9 dan, Liu Yuhang 7 dan beat Yang Dingxin 9 dan.
In addition, three Chinese mainland players lost against players from other countries and regions: Xie Erhao lost to Asian Games Go men's individual champion Xu Haohong 9dan, Huang Mingyu lost to Shen Minjun 9dan, and Tu Xiaoyu lost to Yili Liao 9dan.
The results of the final three games of the Japanese and Korean chess players: Park Tinghuan defeated Ueno Aisakimi 5th dan, Kim Jinhui defeated Yamashita Keigo 9th dan in 7th dan, and Won Shengqin defeated Yuta Iyama 9th dan 9th dan.
Round 2 Complete Results:
Ke Jie's nine sections are better than Bian Xiangyi's nine sections
Peng Liyao won the eighth section of Guan Hangtaro in the ninth section
Li Qincheng won Xiao Zhenghao's nine duan
Wang Xinghao defeated Kim Eun in nine dans
Li Xuanhao defeated Lu Yiquan in nine paragraphs and Lu Yiquan in six paragraphs
Xu Jiayang nine duans beat Ding Hao nine duan
Liu Yuhang beat Yang Dingxin in seven sections
Liao Yuanhe won Yang Kaiwen nine duan
Xie Erhao lost Xu Haohong nine duan
Tu Xiaoyu lost one in eight sections, and Liao in nine sections
Huang Mingyu lost six paragraphs to Shen Minjun nine paragraphs
Park Tinghuan won 9 dans and Ueno Aisakimi 5 dans
Kim Jinhui won the seventh dan, and Yamashita Keigo was nine
Yuta Yuta Kudan
The second stage of this year's Yingshi Cup will be held in July, with the opening ceremony on the 2nd, the round of 16 to the semi-finals in Shanghai and Ningbo from the 3rd to the 9th, with 9 Chinese mainland chess players (8 advancing + last runner-up Xie Ke 9dan), South Korea 5 (4 advancing + champion Shin Zhenzhen 9dan), 1 from Japan and 1 from Chinese Taipei A total of 16 people entered the second stage of the competition.
The total prize money of this year's Yingshi Cup is 689,200 US dollars, and the prize money for the champion and runner-up is 400,000 US dollars and 100,000 US dollars respectively. Co-sponsored by the Shanghai Yingchang Period Weiqi Education Foundation, the basic time limit for the first four rounds is 2 hours each, with a delay penalty (20 minutes and two points, up to 3 times), a semi-final trilogy with 2 hours and 30 minutes for each side and a delay penalty (25 minutes and two points, up to 3 times), and a basic time limit of 3 hours and 30 minutes for each side in the final five-way chess with a delay penalty (2 points in 35 minutes, up to 3 times).