On October 19, the first "Lake Pan Cup" Seoul News World Women's Overlord Battle was played online in the 12th game, and the third player of the Chinese team, Lu Minquan, was reversed by Japan's Esaki Ueno, and failed to end the ring match. Tomorrow China Zhou Hongyu attacked. Yike Go brings live explanations.
Lu Minquan Negative Esakimi Ueno ( Tofu commentary)
Ueno Esakimi previously won a total of 9 titles with the Fan Heung Cup, Wakakoi Zhan, Women's Chess Saint, and Tachikui Cup, and won consecutive victories over Lee Hyuk and Choi Jing in this ring competition, making the South Korean team bottom again since 2012. Lu Minquan won the runner-up of the women's fast chess at the 2015 National Smart Games.
Lu Min in this bureau quickly fished out the corner and played steadily to avoid clashing with the opponent. Ueno Esakimi is like a fly, applying pressure on the time to invade the lower right and try to provoke a fight. Lu Minquan entered the second reading 40 minutes faster than his opponent, but he still calmly avoided risking attacking the dragon between the electric light and stone fire, and chose to compete for the second half of the game instead.
The official battle was full of twists and turns. Ueno gradually regained the situation, Lu Minquan still suffered a loss of time, failed to grab the big officials who were pulled all the way above, 183 robbery posed a limited threat to the big dragon, the actual battle was greatly overtaken by the opponent, and the situation took a sharp turn. Lu Minquan had to make a desperate bet around the robbery, helplessly the chess was one foot long, and Ueno relied on his own robbery to have no fear. The junior official stage was different from each other, and Lu Minquan pursued it hard, not hesitating to break the cauldron and sink the boat and fight for the big dragon, and finally the jade was shattered and regretted.
According to the statistics of the Zongheng Free Teacher, the women's ring competition Zhengguanzhuang 7th, Huang Longshi 8, Lake Pan 1, a total of 16 sessions, 73 chess players participated, a total of 210 games. China has won the title seven times, South Korea has won the title eight times, and the last time the South Korean team finished at the bottom was the second Huanglongshi Cup Ring in 2012, which was also the only time before the lake, this time for the second time. The only time the Chinese team finished at the bottom was the fifth Zhengguanzhuang Cup in the 2006-07 season. Jeongkwan-jeong played the most by Park Ji-eun, reaching 6 times, and won the sixth without playing. The most appearances in the Huang Longshi Cup are Yu Zhiying and Xie Yimin, both of whom played in full attendance, and Cui Jing also won the seventh session, so only 7 times played.
At present, the most game record is Song Ronghui's 23 games, followed by Wang Chenxing with 21 games and Li He with 20 games. The most wins were tied for 15 games between Song Yonghui and Wang Chenxing, Yu Zhiying won 13, Park Ji-eun and Lee Hyuk tied for 12 wins, Choi Jing won 11 wins, Kim Chae-young and Lee Min-jin tied for 10 wins, and 8 won the double. The first place in the winning percentage is Wu Yiming, who has won five consecutive games in this competition, ranking first with 83.33%, surpassing the original Wen Duyuan's 77.78%, and hopes to continue to improve the winning rate in the next edition.
Tri-national lineup
South Korea: Choi Jing-kyu dan (1 loss), Oh Yoo-jin 9 dan (1 loss), Kim Chae-young 7-dan (1 win, 1 loss), Heo Seo-hyun 3-dan (1 loss), Lee Se-joo (1 loss)
China: Yu Zhiying 7 dan, Zhou Hongyu 6 dan, Lu Minquan 6 dan (1 loss), Li He 5 dan (2 wins and 1 loss), Wu Yiming 3 dan (5 wins and 1 loss)
Japan: Ueno Esaki 4 dan (3 wins), Rina Fujisawa 5 dan (1 win(1 loss), Xie Yimin 7 dan (1 loss), Ayumi Suzuki 7 dan (1 loss), Nakayi Pansy 2 dan (1 loss)
The Huban Cup, created this year, is sponsored by Korea Huban Group and co-sponsored by Seoul News and Korea Chess Academy. Composed of five female players from Korea, China, and Japan, they won consecutive victories in the ring to compete for supremacy in the national confrontation match, which is the same way as the "Three Kingdoms of Go" and continues the 23rd traditional Nongshim Shin Ramen Cup World Go Tournament. The game limit time is 1 hour, and the reading time is 1 time and 1 minute. The first stage consists of seven rounds, and the second stage starts on October 15 until the winner is decided. The prize money for the tournament is 1.2 million won per game and 100 million won for the champion. An individual winning three consecutive wins will earn 2 million won, and each game after that will increase by 2 million won.
(Source: China Go Association)