Go News / Year 2011

29 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Lin Zhihan W+0.5 the fourth game of the 7th Wangzuo, winning the title 3-1.

28 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat Yu Chengrui by 2-0 in the 1st Youshi Shiduan.

27 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Lin Zhihan B+1.5 the third game of the 7th Wangzuo. Chen leads 2-1.

27 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Seo Neung-uk beat Cho Hunhyun B+R the final of the 2nd Daejoo Cup, winning the title.

26 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Team Liaoning won the 2011 China Weiqi League, beating in the last round the former leader Team Chongqing.

25 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Zhou Junxun B+R in the third game of the 4th Taiwan Qisheng, winning the title 2-1.

22 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Zhou Junxun W+R in the second game of the 4th Taiwan Qisheng, evening the score 1-1.

22 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat Lee Changho B+0.5 in the fourth game of the 2nd Olleh KT Cup, winning the title 3-1.

22 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Xiao Zhenghao beat Lin Xiuping B+5.5 in the final of the 5th Aixin, winning the title.

21 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Li Zhe beat Wang Haoyang W+R in the second game of the 3rd Longxing, winning the title 2-0.

21 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Team Posco LED won the 2011 Korean Baduk League.

20 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Chen Shien B+1.5 in the second game of the 7th Wangzuo, evening the score 1-1.

19 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Li Zhe beat Wang Haoyang B+R in the first game of the 3rd Longxing.

19 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat Lee Changho W+R in the third game of the 2nd Olleh KT Cup. Lee Sedol leads 2-1, obtainig also the 900th win in his career.

15-16 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Piao Wenyao and Li He beat Choi Cheolhan and Kim Hyeoimin in the final of the Zhiying Pair 2011 (World Mind Games).

15 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Kang Yootaek beat Lee Donghoon in the second game of the 1st Shinin Wang, winning the title 2-0.

9-14 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Team China won the Zhiying 2011 (World Mind Games), winning all the five matches of the tournament. Second place went to Korea, third to Japan.

12 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Kang Yootaek beat Lee Donghoon B+R in the first game of the 1st Shinin Wang.

8 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Yeonghun beat Baek Hongsuk W+R in the fourth game of the 39th Myungin, winning the title 3-1.

7 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Won Sungjin beat Gu Li B+R in the third game of the 16th Samsung Cup, winning the title 2-1.

7 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat Lee Changho W+R in the second game of the 2nd Olleh KT Cup, evening the score.

6 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Gu Li beat Won Sungjin W+R in the second game of the 16th Samsung Cup, evening the score 1-1.

6 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Changho beat Lee Sedol B+2.5 in the first game of the 2nd Olleh KT Cup.

6 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Lin Zhihan B+8.5 the first game of the 7th Wangzuo.

5 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Won Sungjin beat Gu Li W+R in the first game of the 16th Samsung Cup.

4 December 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat Lin Zhihan W+5.5 in the first game of the 4th Taiwan Qisheng.

1 December 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Jiang Weijie beat Kong Jie W+R in the fifth game of the 24th Mingren, winning the title 3-2.

1 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Yun Junsang W+R in the secondgame of the 16th Chunwon, winning the title 2-0.

30 November 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Kong Jie beat Jiang Weijie B+1.5 in the fourth game of the 24th Mingren, evening the score 2-2.

28 November - 3 December 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Second round of Nongshim Cup. Team Korea: Lee Changho, Won Sungjin, Kim Jiseok, Kang Yootaek, An Kukhyun (2-1); Team China: Gu Li, Piao Wenyao; Xie He, Zhou Ruiyang (1-1), Tan Xiao (1-0); Team Japan: Yamashita Keigo, Yuki Satoshi, Hane Naoki, Takao Shinji (0-1), Sakai Hideyuki (0-1). From game five, Tan Xiao beat Hane Naoki, Kang Yootaek and Yuki Satoshi, then lost to Kim Jiseok. Kim beat Yamashita (the last Japanese player) in game nine and Piao Wenyao in game ten; his next opponent will be Xie He or Gu Li.

28 November 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Kong Jie beat Jiang Weijie W+R in the third game of the 24th Mingren. Jiang leads 2-1.

25 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Yeonghun beat Baek Hongsuk B+R in the third game of the 39th Myungin. Park leads 2-1.

24 November 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Piao Wenyao beat Iyama Yuta B+R in the 13th Japan China Agon Cup, winning the title.

24 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Cho U beat Hane Naoki W+R in the 3rd game of the 59th Oza, winning the title 3-0.

24 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Baek Hongsuk beat Park Yeonghun B+R in the second game of the 39th Myungin. The score is even 1-1.

24 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Yun Junsang B+R in the first game of the 16th Chunwon.

22-24 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Chinese Team won 12th All Asia New Star. Second place went to Korea, third to Taiwan, fourth to Japan.

23 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

in the Semi-finals of the 16th LG Cup, Lee Changho beat Xie He and Jiang Weijie beat Kim Jiseok.

20 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Uchida Shuhei beat Shida Tatsuya W+R in the final of the 6th Hiroshima Arumi Cup.

18 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Yeonghun beat Baek Hongsuk B+R in the first game of the 39th Myungin.

17 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yuki Satoshi W+R after 132 moves in the 3rd game of the 37th Tengen, winning the title 3-0.

16 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Cho Hanseung beat Choi Cheolhan B+1.5 in the fifth game of the 55th Kuksu. Cho won the title 3-2.

16 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat Yamashiro Hiroshi B+5.5 in the final of the 52th Okan Tournament, winning the title.

14 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Cho Hanseung B+R in the fourth game of the 55th Kuksu. The score is even 2-2.

11 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Cho U beat Hane Naoki B+1.5 in the 2nd game of the 59th Oza. Cho leads 2-0.

10 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Sakai Hideyuki beat Murakawa Daisuke B+2.5 in the second game of the 55th Kansai Ki In First Place Championship, wining the title 2-0.

10 November 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Zhou Junxun W+R in the second game of the 3rd Haifong Cup, winning the title 2-0.

8 November 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yuki Satoshi B+0.5 in the 2nd game of the 37th Tengen. Iyama Yuta leads 2-0.

8 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Cho Hanseung beat Choi Cheolhan B+R in the third game of the 55th Kuksu. Cho leads 2-1.

3 November 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Zhou Junxun B+R in the first game of the 3rd Haifong Cup.

31 October - 3 November 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Semifinals of the 16th Samsung Cup. Gu Li beat Na Hyun 2-0; Won Sungjin beat Chen Yaoye 2-1. Title match will be between Gu Li and Won Sungjin.

28 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat Iyama Yuta W+3.5 in the 6th game of the 36th Meijin, winning the match 4-2.

25 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Gu Li beat Liu Xing B+R in the second game of the 8th Changqi, winning the title.

25 October 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Cho Hanseung B+R in the second game of the 55th Kuksu. The score is even 1-1.

24 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yuki Satoshi W+R in the 1st game of the 37th Tengen.

24 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Mukai Chiaki B+R in the fourth game of the 30th Women's Honinbo, winning the title match 3-1.

24 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Jiang Weijie beat Kong Jie W+R in the second game of the 24th Mingren.

24 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Zhang Xuan beat Cao Youyin B+3.5 in the second game of the 9th Jianqiao Cup, winning the title match 2-0 (fifth win for Zhang in the Jianqiao).

23 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Gu Li beat Liu Xing W+R in the first game of the 8th Changqi.

22 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Zhang Xuan beat Cao Youyin W+R in the first game of the 9th Jianqiao Cup finals.

21 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Jiang Weijie beat Kong Jie B+R in the first game of the 24th Mingren.

20 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Cho U beat Hane Naoki W+3.5 in the first game of the 59th Oza.

19 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Sakai Hideyuki beat Murakawa Daisuke W+R in the 1st game of the 55th Kansai Ki In First Place Championship.

19 October 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Junghwan beat Park Yeonghun W+R in the 3rd game of the 16th GS Caltex Cup, winning the title 3-0.

17 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Mukai Chiaki W+8.5 in the 3rd game of the 30th Women's Honinbo. Xie leads 2-1.

17 October 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Cho Hanseung beat Choi Cheolhan B+R in the first game of the 55th Kuksu.

16 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Tan Xiao beat Wang Lei Jr in the final of the 7th Weifufang, winning the title.

13-14 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yamashita Keigo W+R in the 5th game of the 36th Meijin. Yamashita leads 3-2.

13 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Park Jieun beat Tang Yi in the final of the 2nd Bingsheng Cup, winning the title.

11 October 2011 (China🇨🇳)

1st round of Nongshim Cup. Team Korea: Lee Changho, Won Sungjin, Kim Jiseok, Kang Yootaek, An Kukhyun; Team China: Gu Li, Piao Wenyao; Xie He, Zhou Ruiyang, Tan Xiao; Team Japan: Yamashita Keigo, Yuki Satoshi, Hane Naoki, Takao Shinji, Sakai Hideyuki. In round 1, Zhou Ruiyang beat Takao Shinji, then lost to An Kukhyun. In round 3 An beat Sakai Hideyuki, then lost to Tan Xiao.

5-6 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat Iyama Yuta W+R in the 4th game of the 36th Meijin. Yamashita leads 3-1.

4-5 October 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Two Rounds of the 16th Samsung Cup. In the round of the Top 16, Gu Li beat Lee Changho and Kong Jie beat Lee Sedol. Top four are: Gu Li, Na Hyun (beat Kong Jie), Chen Yaoye, Won Sungjin.

3 October 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Mukai Chiaki B+R in the 2nd game of the 30th Women's Honinbo, evening the score.

2 October 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Rui Naiwei beat Choi Jung B+0.5 in the final of the 5th Women's Kisung, winning the title.

1 Octo30 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yamashita Keigo B+R in the final of the 18th Agon Cup, winnig the title.

30 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yuki Satoshi B+R in the final of the 20th Ryusei, winning the title. The game was played on 2011-09-05.

28 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Yeongkyu beat Yun Junsang B+3.5 in the 3rd game of the 7th Korean Prices Information Cup, winning the title 2-1.

28 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Mukai Chiaki beat Xie Yimin B+R in the 1st game of the 30th Women's Honinbo.

26 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Junghwan beat Park Yeonghun B+R in the 2nd game of the 16th GS Caltex Cup. Park Junghwan leads 2-0.

26 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Murakawa Daisuke beat Anzai Nobuaki W+1.5 in the 2nd game of the 36th Shinjin O, winning the title 2-0.

25 September 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Tan Xiao won, scoring 8-1 in the swiss tournament, the National Go Individual; Cao Youyin won, with the same score, the National Women Individual and Hu Yuefeng won the tournament under 20.

22 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Murakawa Daisuke beat Kurahashi Masayuki in the final game of the 7th Sankei Pro-Ama, winning the title.

22 September 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shiyuan beat Zhou Junxun B+R in the 7th game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang, winning the title 4-3.

21-22 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat Iyama Yuta B+R in the 3rd game of the 36th Meijin. Yamashita leads 2-1.

20 September 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Piao Wenyao beat Chen Yaoye W+R in the final of the 13th Ahan Tongshan Cup, winning the title.

19 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Park Junghwan beat Park Yeonghun in the 1st game of the 16th GS Caltex Cup.

19 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Murakawa Daisuke beat Anzai Nobuaki B+6.5 in the 1st game of the 36th Shinjin O.

16 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Cho Hanseung beat Won Sungjin in the 2nd game of the challenger's match for the 55th Kuksu, winning the match 2-0.

15 September 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat Chen Shiyuan B+R in the 6th game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang. The score is even 3-3.

14-15 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat Yamashita Keigo B+R in the 2nd game of the 36th Meijin. The score is even 1-1.

14 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Lee Yeongkyu beat Yun Junsang B+R in the 2nd game of the 7th Korean Prices Information Cup. The score is even 1-1.

8 September 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shiyuan beat Zhou Junxun B+3.5 in the 5th game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang. Chen leads 3-2.

7 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Yun Junsang beat Lee Yeongkyu in the 1st game of the 7th Korean Prices Information Cup.

6 September 2011 (Korea🇰🇷)

Cho Hanseung beat Won Sungjin B+R in the 1st game of the challenger's match 55th Kuksu.

1-2 September 2011 (Japan🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat Iyama Yuta B+5.5 in the 1st game of the 36th Meijin.

1 September 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shiyuan beat Zhou Junxun in the 4th game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang, evening the score 2-2.

31 August 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Chen Yaoye beat Choi Cheolhan in the second game of the China Korea Tengen, winning the match 2-0.

30 August 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Xiao Zhenghao in the 3rd game of the 7th Taiwan Guoshou, winning the title 3-0 (fourth Guoshou title in a row).

29 August 2011 (China🇨🇳)

Chen Yaoye beat Choi Cheolhan in the first game of the China Korea Tengen.

29 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat Sakai Hideyuki in the 5th game of the 36th Gosei, winning the title 3-2.

23 August 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat Xiao Zhenghao in the 2nd game of the 7th Taiwan Guoshou. Lin leads 2-0.

20 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Park Yeonghun beat Jiang Weijie in the final of the 2nd China-Korea-Japan Meijin, winning the tournament.

19 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Jiang Weijie beat Iyama Yuta in the 2nd round of the 2nd China-Korea-Japan Meijin.

18 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat Sakai Hideyuki in the 4th game of the 36th Gosei. The score is even 2-2.

17 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Park Yeonghun beat Iyama Yuta in the 1st round of the 2nd China-Korea-Japan Meijin.

14 August 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Park Junghwan beat Qiu Jun in the final of the 24th Fujitsu Cup. One knockout round was held each day from 10-14 August.

9 August 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Lin Zhihan beat B+R Xiao Zhenghao in the 1st game of the 7th Taiwan Guoshou.

29 July 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat B+3.5 Sakai Hideyuki in the 3rd game of the 36th Gosei. Sakai leads 2-1.

23 July 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho Chikun beat Kobayashi Koichi in the final of the 1st Igo Masters Cup, winning the title (this is the title #72 for Cho. Overall record in games between Cho and Kobayashi is 66-63 for Cho).

21 July 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shiyuan beat Zhou Junxun (B+6.5) in the 3rd game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang. Zhou leads 2-1.

20-21 July 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat challenger Hane Naoki (W+4.5) in the 7th game of the 66th Honinbo, winning the title 4-3.

17 July 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Xiao Zhenghao beat Wang Yuanjun in the final of the 2nd Siyuan, winning the title.

14 July 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat B+R Chen Shiyuan in the 2nd game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang. Zhou leads 2-0.

13-14 July 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat W+7.5 Yamashita Keigo in the 6th game of the 66th Honinbo. The score is even 3-3.

10 July 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Sakai Hideyuki beat challenger Hane Naoki in the 2nd game of the 36th Gosei. Sakai leads 2-0.

7 July 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat Chen Shiyuan in the 1st game of the 4th Taiwan Qiwang.

29-30 June 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Challenger Hane Naoki beat Yamashita Keigo B+R in the 5th game of the 66th Honinbo. Yamashita leads 3-2.

30 June 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Lee Sedol beat Xie He W+R in the 3rd game of the 8th Chunlan winning the title.

29 June 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Xie He beat Lee Sedol W+R in the 2nd game of the 8th Chunlan.

27 June 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Lee Sedol beat Xie He W+R in the 1st game of the 8th Chunlan.

23 June 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Sakai Hideyuki beat challenger Hane Naoki in the first game of the 36th Gosei (W+R).

19 June 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Zhou Junxun beat B+2.5 Xiao Zhenghao in the 11th Donggang Cup, winning the title

15-16 June 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Hane Naoki beat W+0.5 Yamashita Keigo in the 4th game of the 66th Honinbo. Yamashita leads 3-1.

8-10 June 2011 (China 🇨🇳

The Asian TV Cup: The competitors were Kong Jie, Zhong Wenjing, Wang Lei, Park Junghwan, Baek Hongsuk, Yamada Kimio, Yoda Norimoto. In the title game, Kong Jie beat Baek Hongsuk.

4 June 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat W+2.5 Lin Zhihan in the 4th Taiwan-Nihon Kiin Tournament, winning the title

2-3 June 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat challenger Hane Naoki in the 3rd game of the 66th Honinbo. Yamashita leads 3-0.

24-25 May 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat B+R after 165 moves challenger Hane Naoki in the 2nd game of the 66th Honinbo. Yamashita leads 2-0.

24 May 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien, challenger, beat W+R Xiao Zhenghao in the 4th game of the 10th Taiwan Tianyuan, winning the title 3-1.

18 May 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Iyama Yuta beat W+R Gu Li in the final game of the Bosai Cup, winning the tournament.

17 May 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Xiao Zhenghao in the 3rd game of the 10th Taiwan Tianyuan. Chen leads 2-1.

17 May 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Gu Li beat B+R Lee Sedol in the second round of the Bosai Cup

17 May 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Zhong Wenjing bear W+R Wang Lei Sr. in the final of the CCTV Cup, winning the title.

16 May 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Iyama Yuta beat B+R Lee Sedol in the first round of the Bosai Cup.

11-12 May 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Yamashita Keigo beat challenger Hane Naoki in the 1st game of the 66th Honinbo (W+7.5). Yamashita leads 1-0.

10 May 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Xiao Zhenghao in the 2nd game of the 10th Taiwan Tianyuan. The score is even 1-1.

29 April 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Challenger Iyama Yuta beat B+R Cho U in the 5th game of the 49th Judan, winning the title 3-2.

28 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat B+R Gu Li in the fifth game of the final of the 3rd BCcard Cup, winning the title 3-2.

27 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Gu Li beat B+R Lee Sedol in the fourth game of the final of the 3rd BCcard Cup. The score is even 2-2.

26 April 2011 (Taiwan🇹🇼)

Xiao Zhenghao beat Chen Shien in the 1st game of the 10th Taiwan Tianyuan.

26 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat Gu Li in the third game of the final of the 3rd BCcard Cup. Lee leads 2-1.

24 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat Gu Li in the second game of the final of the 3rd BCcard Cup, evening the score.

24 April 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Tan Xiao beat Li Zhe, winning the final of the 11th Liguang Cup.

24 April 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Yang Dingxin beat Fan Tingyu, winning the final of the 5th Xinxiu.

23 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Gu Li beat W+R Lee Sedol in the first game of the final of the 3rd BCcard Cup.

22 April 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beat B+3.5 Cho U in the 4th game of the 49th Judan. The score is even 2-2.

19-20 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Semifinals of the 3rd BCcard Cup: Yi Se-tol beat Park Jung Hwan in the first semifinal and Gu Li beat Heo Yeongho in the second.

17 April 2011 (Taiwan 🇹🇼)

Chen Shien beat Lin Shuyang in the final of the 18th Taiwan Zhonghuan Cup.

13 April 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Chen Yaoye beat Zhou Hexi in the 2nd game of the 25th Tianyuan, winning the title 2-0.

11 April 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Chen Yaoye beat Zhou Hexi in the 1st game of the 25th Tianyuan.

7 April 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat B+R the challenger Iyama Yuta in the 3rd game of the 49th Judan. Cho leads 2-1.

7 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Park Yeonghun beat B+0.5 Lee Changho in the second game of the 12th Maxim Cup, winning the title 2-0.

5 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat W+5.5 Kang Yootaek in the third game of the 6th Siptan, winning the title 2-1.

4 April 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Kang Yootaek beat B+0.5 Lee Sedol in the second game of the 6th Siptan. The score is even 1-1.

30 March 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Sedol beat B+R after 99 moves Kang Yootaek in the first game of the 6th Siptan.

27 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Yamada Kimio beat Yoda Norimoto in the final of the 58th NHK, winning the title.

22-28 March 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

The second stage of the Jeongganjang Cup was played in Seoul, Korea, with Korea winning. It is a women's win and continue team tournament between China, Japan and Korea. In game 8, Tang Yi of China beat Mun Dowon (Korea), but lost to Yoshida Mika of Japan, then Kim Miri beat Yoshida. From game 11, Rui Naiwei beat Kim Miri, Lee Hajin and Park Jiyun. In the final game Park Jieun beat beat Rui Naiwei.

26 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Takao Shinji beat Cho U in the final of the 4th Daiwa Grand Champion Cup, winning the tournament.

25 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Mukai Chiaki in the 3rd game of the 23rd Female Meijin, winning the title 2-1.

24 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta, challenger, beat Cho U in the 2nd game of the 49th Judan, evening the score 1-1.

23 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Mukai Chiaki in the 2nd game of the 23rd Female Meijin, evening the score. Game started 11 march and was suspended (after 58 moves) due to an earthquake.

21 March 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Park Yeonghun beat W+R Lee Changho in the first game of the 12th Maxim Cup.

21 March 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Park Junghwan beat Baek Hongsuk in the second game of the 29th KBS Cup, winning the title 2-0.

20 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Li He beat Li Xiaoxi in the third game of the 5th Female Xinren Wang, winning the title 2-1.

18 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Fan Tingyu beat Mao Ruilong in the second game of the 18th Xinren Wang. Fan won the title 2-0.

18 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Li He beat Li Xiaoxi in the second game of the 5th Female Xinren Wang, evening the score 1-1.

17 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Fan Tingyu beat Mao Ruilong in the 1st game of the 18th Xinren Wang

17 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Li Xiaoxi beat Li He in the 1st game of the 5th Female Xinren Wang

11 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Gu Lingyi beat Dang Yifei in the final of the 10th Xinan Wang, winning the title (his fourth title in this tourament)

10-11 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat B+1.5 challenger Iyama Yuta in the sixth game of the 35th Kisei, winning the title 4-2.

8 March 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Rui Naiwei beat Kim Yunyoung in the second game of the 16th Womens Kuksu, winning the title 2-0.

5 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat W+R Yamashita Keigo in the final of the 30th NEC Cup.

3 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat B+R challenger Iyama Yuta in the first game of the 49th Judan.

2 March 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Mukai Chiaki beat Xie Yimin in the first game of the 23rd Female Meijin.

2 March 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Li He beat Chen Yiming in the final of the 2nd Huang Longshi (Women's Mingren), winning the title.

24-25 February 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat W+2.5 challenger Iyama Yuta in the fifth game of the 35th Kisei. Cho leads 3-2.

23 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Piao Wenyao beat Kong Jie (W+R, 140 moves) in the 2nd game of the 15th LG Cup, winning the title 2-0.

22 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Rui Naiwei beat Kim Yunyoung (W+R) in the first game of the Womens Kuksu.

21 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Park JungHwan beat Paek Hong-seok (B+R) in the first game of the KBS Cup final.

21 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Piao Wenyao beat Kong Jie (B+R) in the first game of the LG Cup final.

21 February 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Zhou Hexi won against Yu Bin in the challengers' final of the Tianyuan. This page previously misdescribed this as the finals of the Tianyuan. Zhou will play Chen Yaoye in the title, date currently unknown.

18 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Rui Naiwei beat B+R Cho Hyeyeon in the third game of the 12th Women's Myeongin, winning the title 2-1.

17-28 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

The second round of the BC Card Cup will be held.

17-18 February 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beat challenger Iyama Yuta (B+0.5) in the fourth game of the 35th Kisei, evening the score 2-2.

15 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Cho Hyeyeon beat W+7.5 Rui Naiwei in the second game of the 12th Women's Myeongin. The score is even 1-1.

14 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Ch'oe Ch'eol-han beat W+R Lee Changho in the fourth game of the 54th Kuksu, winning the title 3-1.

10 February 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Rui Naiwei beat Cho Hyeyeon in the first game of the 12th Women's Myeongin.

29th January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

The first round of the BC Card Cup was held. 64 players will compete. 40 Koreans, including 4 amateurs, 21 Chinese, 2 Japanese and 1 Taiwanese player will compete.

2-3 February 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beats Cho U B+1.5 after 269 moves in the 3rd game of the 35th Kisei. Iyama leads 2-1.

1 February 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Xie Yimin beat Umezawa Yukari in the 2nd game of the 14th Female Kisei, winning the title 2-0.

27 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Lee Taehyun in the 3rd game of the 15th Chunwon. Choi won the title 3-0.

26-27 January 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Cho U beats Iyama Yuta B+R after 189 moves in the 2nd game of the 35th Kisei evening the score 1-1.

25 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

challenger Ch'oe Ch'eol-han beat B+R Lee Changho in the third game of the 54th Kuksu. Choi leads 2-1.

24-26 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

The integration rounds of the BC Card Cup were played.

18-21 January 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

Korea won the 12th edition. The third and final stage of the Nongshim cup was played and Ch'oe Ch'eol-han beat Zhou Ruiyang, Yuki Satoshi ands Kong Jie. Lee Changho did not play.

14 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Ch'oe Ch'eol-han, challenger, beat W+R Lee Changho in the second game of the Kuksu. The score is even 1-1.

8-14 January 2011 (China 🇨🇳)

The first stage of the Jeongganjang Cup will be played. It is a women's win and continue team tournament between China, Japan and Korea. Mun Dowon (Korea) beat Aoki Kikuyo, Lu Jia, Chinen Kaori, Li He, Mukai Chiaki, Song Ronghui, then Suzuki Ayumi, setting a new record of seven wins in a row.

13-14 January 2011 (Japan 🇯🇵)

Iyama Yuta beats B+R Cho U in the 1st game of the 35th Kisei, thus taking a 1-0 lead.

12 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Lee Changho beat W+R challenger Ch'oe Ch'eol-han in the first game of the 54th Kuksu.

7 January 2011 (Korea 🇰🇷)

Choi Cheolhan beat Lee Taehyun in the 2nd game of the 15th Chunwon. Choi leads 2-0.