SK Gas Cup

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The SK Gas Cup is a Go competition.

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The SK Gas Cup is sponsored by SK Gas. The participants must be under the age of 25 and under the rank of 5 dan. The komi is 6.5 points. Thinking time is 3 hours. The winner's prize is 10,000,000 Won ($8,500).

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Past winners

PlayerYears Held
An Choyoung 1997
Lee Seong-Jae 1998
Mok Jin-seok 1999
Lee Sang-Hoon2000
Kang Jisung 2001
Lee Sedol 2002
Cho Hanseung 2003
Park Jungsang 2004
Kang Dongyun 2005
Paek Hongsuk 2006

Previous winners (and defeated finalists):

12nd 2008 Kim Kiyoung      (d. Park Jung Hwan    2-1) 11st 2007 Yun Junsang      (d. Heo Yeongho       2-1) 10th 2006 Baek Hongsuk     (d. Lee Yeongkyu      2-0) 9th 2005 Kang Dongyun      (d. Ko Geuntae        2-0) 8th 2004 Park Jungsang       (d. An Younggil       2-1) 7th 2003 Cho Hanseung      (d. Paek Tae-hyeon    2-0) 6th 2002 Yi Se-tol         (d. Paek Tae-hyeon    2-0) 5th 2001 Kang Chi-seong    (d. Paek Tae-hyeon    2-0) 4th 2000 Yi Sang-hun       (d. Yi Se-tol         2-1) 3rd 1999 Mok Chin-seok     (d. Weon Seong-chin   2-0) 2nd 1998 Yi Seong-chae     (d. Mok Chin-seok     1-0) 1st 1997 An Cho-yeong      (d. Kim Yeong-sam     1-0)

"It is very important for junior players like me to study harder and harder. I am replaying and analyzing pro games daily. I think, it’s more important than playing Go a lot." - said Park Jungsang [1]

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References

  1. ""GOAMA", International Go Newsletter, Archive, 15th issue". gogame.info. Retrieved 2023-07-25.