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The CSK Cup is a Go competition.
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The CSK Cup is a Go competition.
The CSK Cup is sponsored by CSK. The venue for the tournament is played in Okinawa, Japan, every year. The tournament is in team format, where 4 countries pick five players to compete against 5 players from the other countries. The countries that compete are:
The winners prize is 20 million Yen ($171,000) and is split up between team members so everyone receives 4 million Yen ($43,000). Second place prize is 10 million Yen ($86,000), third place receives 6 million Yen ($51,000) and fourth place receives 4 million Yen ($34,000).
| Team | Years Won |
|---|---|
 Korean Team | 2002, 2005 |
 Japanese Team | 2003 |
 Chinese Team | 2004, 2006 |
| Team | Years Lost |
|---|---|
 Taiwanese Team | 2002 |
| Korean Team | 2003, 2004, 2006 |
| Japanese Team | 2005 |
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