- Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title (Korean Tengen)
- format, prize money, 1996 winner 80: 6
- Bacchus Cup Chunweon Title Match
- 1996 (1st): Yi Ch’ang-ho defeats Cho Hun-hyeon (+ Game 1) 79: 17-18
- 1997 (2nd): Yi Ch’ang-ho wins 81: 5-6
- 1999 (4th): Yi Ch’ang-ho wins 88: 12
- 2000 (5th): Yi Se-tol wins 91: 13
- 2001 (6th): Pak Yeong-hun plays in and wins (+ results) 93: 10; 94: 12
- 2002 (7th): Song T’ae-kon wins (+ results) 97: 56
- 2003 (8th): Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results) 100: 10
- 2004 (9th): Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results) 103: 10
- 2005 (10th): Ko Keun-t’ae wins (+ results) 106: 7
- 2007 (12th): Weon Seong-chin wins (+ results) 114: 8-9
- 2008-09 (13th): Kang Tong-yun wins (+ results) 117: 11; 118: 9
- 2009 (14th): Pak Cheong-hwan wins (+ results) 121: 10
- 2010-11 (15th): Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results) 124: 11; 125: 11-12; 128: 64
- 2011 (16th): Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results) 127: 9
- Bacchus Cup Chunweon Tournament
- 2004 (9th): Mok Chin-seok vs. Kim Yeong-sam 117: 64
- Backgammon
- Takemiya Masaki wins tournament (2005) 106: 6
- Bad moves see under Shape and technique as well as Mistakes
- Bad shape/style see under Shape and technique
- Baduk see Go
- Baduk (magazine)
- poll (1999) on 20th century top ten players 88: 12-13
- Baduk Masters (Korean title) see Masters Tournament
- Baduk TV Cup (Korean title) see Osram Korea Cup ...
- Bai Baoxiang
- WAGC 2011, wins 126: 4
- Bailing Cup World Igo Open 2012 (1st)
- format and highlights 128: 3-4; 129: 2
- results of Round 1 128: 4
- results of Rounds 2 & 3, quarter- and semifinals 129: 3
- Bando Hikosaboro V (actor)
- in Shinkoki (triptych, cover note) 124: 1
- Banker career
- Ishikura Noboru turned from, to go professional 49: 37*, 38
- “Bard of Computer Go, The” (Jonathan Wood)
- (on Allan Scarff) 46: 9-13*
- Barty, Jim vs. Wiltschek, Helmut
- WAGC 1983 (play-off for 7th place) 32: 42-44
- Bases
- attacking, of two-space extensions 33: 42-44, 35
- securing, on second line (examples) 59: 48, 51-52, 53-54
- Basic fighting techniques see under Tesuji problems
- Basic joseki see under Joseki
- Baumann, Hans-Peter vs. Gosteli, Patrice
- Swiss Championship 1979-80 (Game 3) 17: 38-40, 57
- Bawang Title Match (Monarch)
- see also successor title Lebaishi Cup
- 1995 (1st): Cao Dayuan defeats Yu Bin 73: 6
- 1997 (3rd): Wang Lei defeats Ma Xiaochun (+ Game 6) 80: 48-49
- Bawang Tournament
- 1995 (1st): format and winners 73: 5-6
- 1997 (3rd): Wang Lei wins 79: 19
- 1997 (3rd): Zhang vs. Wang 79: 19-21
- BC Card Cup (King of the New Stars or Sinin Wang)
- format, prize money, 1997 winner 80: 6
- BC Card Cup (King of the New Stars) Title Match
- 1997 (7th): Yi Ch’ang-ho defeats Cho Hun-hyun (Game 4) 80: 30-33
- 2002 (12th): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results) 95: 13
- 2004 (14th): An Cho-yeong wins (+ results) 101: 10
- 2005 (15th): Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results) 104: 11
- 2007 (17th): Weon Seong-chin wins (+ results) 111: 9
- 2008 (18th): Kim Ki-yong wins (+ results) 115: 9
- BC Card Cup (World Baduk Championship)
- 2009 (1st): format and results of Rounds 1 to 3 118: 4-5
- 2009 (1st): results of quarter- & semifinals 119: 2
- 2010 (2nd): highlights and results of Rounds 1 & 2 121: 3-4
- 2010 (2nd): results of Round 3, quarter- & semifinals 122: 2-3
- 2011 (3rd): format and full results 125: 3-4
- 2012 (4th): highlights and full results 128: 3
- BC Card Cup (World Baduk Championship) Final
- 2009 (1st): Gu Li wins (+ results) 119: 2
- 2009 (1st): Game 4 119: 26-27
- 2010 (2nd): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results) 122: 2, 3
- 2011 (3rd): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results) 125: 3, 4
- 2012 (4th): Pak Hong-seok wins (+ results) 128: 3
- Beginners
- go courses on iPhone for 122: 53
- Yi Se-tol on starting to play go 123: 56
- Beijing go clubs
- see also former Peking Go Club
- location (1984) of 36: 18
- Beijing Sports Gymnasium
- public match (1984), Ma Xiaochun defeats Kiyonari Tetsuya in 36: 18
- Belgrade Open Championship
- 1980 note 22: 3
- Belly attachment
- problem 49: 34, 39
- Benson, Terry
- U.S. Championship 1981 (report) 25: 5
- Bent four in the corner
- comparison of Chinese and Japanese rules 45: 59, 60
- comparison of Ing and Japanese rules 5: 37-38
- discussion of Japanese rule (example) 45: 61-62
- Berlekamp, Elwyn and Kim Yonghoan
- “Where Is the ‘$1,000 Ko’?” 71: 65-80
- Berlin Tournament
- 1979 announcement + note 14: 3; 19: 5
- Best-of-seven record
- Cho Chikun most successful player 79: 40
- Kobayashi Koichi extends 67: 49
- Rin Kaiho extends 51: 67
- Best-of-seven title matches
- see also individual title matches, Big-three titles (Japan) , Two-day games
- Cho U and Iyama Yuta on 125: 32
- Best players see Top players
- Best results see Top results
- Best winning percentage see under Winning percentage
- BGA see British Go Association
- Big points
- see also Te-domari
- “Urgent Points and Big Opening Points” (Kobayashi Satoru) 95: 41-44
- Big-seven titles (Japan)
- see also Kisei , Meijin , Honinbo , Judan , Tengen , Oza , Gosei
- contract fees 48: 40
- honorary title-holders (as of 1993) 70: 7
- honorary title-holders (as of 2008) 116: 7, 8
- youngest title-holders 120: 4
- Big-three titles (Japan)
- see also Kisei , Meijin , Honinbo as well as Triple crown
- Games 6 & 7 statistics 106: 35
- most titles won (as of 2006) 106: 4
- opening up for non-Japanese 124: 36
- prize money (as of 2004) 103: 30
- rivalry Cho–Rin 57: 13
- youngest title-holders 98: 6
- Big Three vs. promising three women team match (Korea)
- 2011 report 126: 54
- Biographies
- see also Autobiographies
- capsule see biographical details under individual players
- “Go Seigen, The Fabulous Master of Go: ”. Parts 1 & 2 (Fairbairn) 35: 12-22*;
- 36: 6-16*
- “Iwasaki Kenzo” (Fairbairn) 32: 60-64
- “The Rui Naiwei Story, The World Her Stage: ” (Akiyama Kenji) 90: 10-27*
- Blair, John vs. Rio Alvarez, Juan Del
- WAGC 1983 (play-off for 13th place) 33: 46-47
- Blindfold go
- “Pro v. Pro Blindfold Go” 49: 7
- Blocking move
- see also Attach-and-block
- thick defensive move (example) 69: 54-55
- Blom, Jaap K.
- “Go in Europe in the 17th Century” 27: 50-56*; book
- “Go in the West in the 18th Century” 91: 65-68*, 55; book
- “Blueprint 361” (Miyamoto Naoki)
- [8 parts] (middle-game problems) 1 – 8: ...
- Blunders see Mistakes
- Board regions see Center , Corner , Side
- Boards
- see also Divination boards , Nara board
- “The Driftwood Board” (Fairbairn) 30: 52-53
- imperial ceremony using a go board 127: 11*
- “In Pursuit of Elegance: A Survey of the Best in Go Equipment”. Part 1 (Fairbairn)
- 61: 43-52*; book 1 ; book 2
- Bognar, Tibor
- Quebec Open 1979 (report) 15: 4
- Bohae Cup (Women’s World Professional Championship)
- see also successor title Hung Chang Cup
- 1994-95 (1st): Rui Naiwei wins (+ results) 72: 6-7*, 8
- 1994-95 (1st): Rui vs. Feng (final, Game 3) 72: 8
- 1998 (4th): Rui Naiwei wins 82: 3
- Bohai Cup see Bohae Cup
- Book reviews
- “Count Pecorini’s The Game of Wei-chi” (rev. by Shotwell) 50: 78-80
- Dictionary of Basic Fuseki (rev. by Power) 102: 11
- An Easy Introduction to Go (rev. by Davies) 18: 61
- Five-In-A-Row (Renju) (rev. by Thayer) 25: 59
- “Invincible: The Games of Shusaku” (rev. by Odom) 27: 36-38
- Books
- see The 21st Century Dictionary of Basic Joseki ,
- The Go Player’s Almanac 2001 ,
- Go Super Book 1 ,
- Igo Deta Enjoy Magazin ’96 ,
- The Official British Go Association Song Book ,
- Tesuji Encyclopedia ,
- The World of Go
- as well as Classic texts , Problem books
- Bosai Cup Jinfoshan International Weiqi Tournament 2011 (1st)
- Iyama Yuta wins (+ results) 126: 2-3*, 34
- Iyama Yuta vs. Gu Li 126: 38-44*
- Yi Se-tol vs. Iyama Yuta 126: 34-37*
- Boshi see Capping move
- Bowls
- “In Pursuit of Elegance: A Survey of the Best in Go Equipment”. Part 3 (Fairbairn)
- 62: 67-68*; book 1 ; book 2
- Bozulich, Richard
- editorial notes 73: 6; 74: 6; 82: 6; 96: 2; 102: 42
- “Farewell from Go World” 129: 11
- The Go Player’s Almanac 2001 (corrections and supplements) 93: 5, 11; 96: 4;
- 100: 10
- “Go World turns 100” (editorial) 100: 2
- letter from the publisher 5: 2
- Brakes/Hobson’s program vs. Reiss’s program
- Acornsoft Computer Go Tournament 1984 (Round 1) 35: 9
- Breaths (Ing rules)
- “Determining Life or Death by Breath Patterns” (Ing Chang-ki) 73: 7-9
- types of 71: 17-18
- Breitkopf, Johann G. I. (18th-century printer)
- publishes book with passage on go 91: 66-67*
- Britain-Japan Telex Match
- 1978 report 10: 4
- Britain-USSR Telephone Match
- 1978 report 7: 5, 55
- British Championship
- see also Candidates , Challengers’ Tournament
- 1977 report 5: 45
- 1977: Prescott vs. Diamond (Game 4) 5: 45-48
- 1978 report 11: 5*
- 1979 results 16: 57
- 1979: Stacey vs. Macfadyen (Game 4) 16: 57-60
- 1980: Macfadyen vs. Stacey (Game 4) 23: 58-60
- 1984 note 38: 5
- 1986 report 46: 6
- British Go Association
- elects new president (1979) 14: 4
- British Go Congress
- 1979 announcement 10: 3
- British Junior Championship see British Youth Championship
- British Schools Team Championship
- 1980 report 19: 4*
- 1981 report 24: 6*
- 1985 report 41: 5
- British tournaments
- see also British Ch’ship , Go Congress , Schools Team Ch’ship , Youth Ch’ship
- as well as London Open
- 1984 reports (Granville) 35: 7
- 1985 reports 41: 4
- 1986 reports 43: 5; 44: 4-5
- British Youth Championship
- 1984 report 38: 4
- 1985 report 41: 5
- Budapest (European Go Congress 1986)
- announcement 41: 4
- Ronald Schlemper wins European Championship (+ top results) 45: 4-5
- Budapest Tournament
- 1980 note 20: 5-6
- Buddhist philosophy see Enlightenment
- Buildings
- Nihon Ki-in building in Ichigaya and earthquake 2011 125: 5
- Butterfly formation
- tewari analysis 59: 63
- Byo-yomi
- “Time is the Enemy” (essay by Akiyama Kenji) 13: 39*, 61
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