The competition for the right to challenge Shin Jinseo 9th Dan, who has been winning three consecutive championships since the first year, is in full swing. It started. In the future, the 36th edition of the final league will be unfolded like a panorama. In case of a tie, the number of rounds increases.
The final round is a 9-man full league. It consisted of four top performers (Minjun Shin, Sangil Byun, Jeonghwan Park, Changseok Lee), four passers-by (Geonho Park, Seongjin Won, Minkyu Park, Jinsol Park), and one wild card (Jeong Choi). 먹튀검증
Each individual has 8 rounds, and the ranking is determined by determining the number of wins → the number of wins → the ranking of the month. However, if there is a tie in the selection of the finalists and the next seed, it will be decided as a rematch, not a winner-to-win.
As a result, the 1st place gets the right to challenge, and will challenge Shin Jin-seo, 9th Dan, who is losing 3 times in a row in the 1st to 3rd competitions. The next final seed will be given to the losers of the 5th challenge and the 1st to 3rd places in the final league. The prize money is 70 million won for the winner and 20 million won for the runner-up.
The opening match, which signaled the start of the long run, cut off the tape with Won Seong-jin and Choi Jeong at the K-Go studio on the afternoon of the 27th. It was a matchup that was made by calling out the name of Won Seong-jin, 9th Dan, among the two remaining 9th Dan Choi Jeong at the opponent nomination ceremony (it was difficult to choose Shin Min-jun, a team in the KB League, 9th Dan).
For both knights, this tournament’s debut match. The game of Go, which started at 1:00 PM, continued until 6:21 PM (it was interrupted for about 10 minutes due to a digital timepiece failure). As a result, Won Seong-jin, 9th dan, was disinherited after 230 moves. The following Kukhu impression gives an indirect feel of what kind of flow it was.
“It wasn’t good with two points in the beginning. After that, I thought it might have gotten tougher as I cut it off in the middle, but the flow seems to have continued to be bad. I thought I lost at least half in the end because I let it go easily. I think I was lucky.”
Won Seong-jin, 9th Dan, eventually turned to luck. The opponent record widened the gap to 5 wins and 1 loss. He lost the first match in 2017, but has won all five matches since 2021.