Chunlan Cup

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The Chunlan Cup is a Go competition.

[edit] Outline

The Chunlan Cup is an international competition. The Chunlan Group of China host this international Go competition. The players are picked like the following.

The 24 players are shortened to 16 after the first round. The top 8 players are qualified for the next round while the bottom 8 play each other in a knockout tournament. The komi is 5.5 points with 3 hour time limits. The winner's purse is 10,000,000 Yuan ($150,000).

[edit] Past winners and Runner up's

Winner Runner up Years Played
South Korea Cho Hunhyun South Korea Lee Chang-ho 1999
Japan O Rissei People's Republic of China Ma Xiaochun 2000
South Korea Yoo Changhyuk Japan O Rissei 2001
South Korea Lee Chang-ho Japan Hane Naoki 2003
South Korea Lee Chang-ho People's Republic of China Zhou Heyang 2005

[edit] Trivia

  • South Korea has won the tournament the most times, with 4 wins in 5 years.
  • China and Japan have lost the tournament the most times, with 2 losses each in 5 years.
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