59th Oza

The 59th Oza is one of the main Go tournaments in 2011. It began on 13 January 2011 and is still on-going. The winner of the challenger tournament will face the title-holder Cho U.[1]

Contents

Challenger Tournament

As of 20 October
Round of 16 Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
                           
28 April            
 Hane Naoki  1
30 May
 Kobayashi Satoru  0  
 Hane Naoki  1
19 May
   Cho Chikun  0  
 Yoda Norimoto  0
20 June
 Cho Chikun  1  
 Hane Naoki  1
12 May
   Mitani Tetsuya  0  
 So Yokoku  0
9 June
 Murakawa Daisuke  1  
 Murakawa Daisuke  0
14 April
   Mitani Tetsuya  1  
 Mitani Tetsuya  1
??
 Mochizuki Kenichi  0  
 Hane Naoki  1
14 April
   Iyama Yuta  0
 Iyama Yuta  1
9 June
 Imamura Toshiya  0  
 Iyama Yuta  1
12 May
   Nakano Yasuhiro  0  
 Matsumoto Takehisa  0
14 July
 Nakano Yasuhiro  1  
 Iyama Yuta  1
21 April
   Yamada Kimio  0  
 Yamashiro Hiroshi  0
19 May
 Yamashita Keigo  1  
 Yamashita Keigo  0
21 April
   Yamada Kimio  1  
 Yamada Kimio  1
 Kono Rin  0  

Finals

Player
1
2
3
4
5
T
Cho U
(Oza)
Challenger

See also

strategy games portal

References

  1. ^ "59th Oza-sen". igokisen.web.fc2.com. http://igokisen.web.fc2.com/oza.html. Retrieved 8 June 2011. 
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