F

G

Gakutei (artist)

The Nine Old Men of Incense Mountain  (print, cover story by Pinckard)   64: 1

 

Gamblers  see Yonezo

 

Gambling and go

“Gambling Go” (Fairbairn)   33: 51-53

philosophical discussion of   70: 57-58

 

Game commentaries

see also individual commentaries at most games

“Do-It-Yourself Commentary Workshop: Develop Your Critical Powers” [3 parts]

     (Ishii Shinzo)   9: 56-61;  10: 54-59;  11: 54-59

“Special Game Commentary” [12 parts]   1 ... 60:  ...

“The X-Y-Z Affair” [4 parts]   1 – 4:  ...

 

Game databases

Kiseido Go Server storage feature   98: 42

Nihon Ki-in project, notes on   74: 63;  87: 64

 

Game fees

Kisei Tournament (as of 1978-80)   19: 17-18

Meijin Tournament (as of 1986)   47: 21;  48: 39

Nihon Ki-in reform (2003) of preliminary tournaments and effects on   97: 12

Oteai   50: 50-51

 

Game of go  see Go

 

Game of Go, A  (piano composition by Haskell Small)

available on CD   63: 8

 

Game of Wei-chi, The  (Daniele Pecorini, Tong Shu)

review (Shotwell)   50: 78-80

 

“Game recorder’s tesuji”

by Shiori Itsuzo (1951) (analysis)   36: 11-12

 

Game records

see also Oldest game records

early Chinese ranks based on   65: 61, 62-63

Kobayashi Koichi’s habit of looking at   57: 32

Smart Go Board program as editor for   42: 62, 64, 53

 

Game statistics

see also Most games , Most wins

Games 6 & 7 statistics (Japanese big-three titles)   106: 35

Japanese tournament games (1978)   12: 4

Japanese tournament games (1996-2001)   96: 5

Japanese tournament games (2002-2003)   98: 11

Kiseido Go Server games (2000-2003)   98: 43

 

Games (go)

see also Even , Handicap , No-komi , Reverse-komi games

as well as Ancient , Castle , Consultation , Drawn , Fighting , Most , No-result ,

     Online , Pair-go , Rengo , Shortest , Simultaneous , Title , Two-day , Unusual ,

     Won games

Fujisawa Shuko’s complete collection published (1994)   71: 6, 34

Go Seigen’s collection (note)   36: 16

professionals’ memory of   121: 46

 

Games (other)  see 16 Soldiers , Backgammon , Liu-po , Renju , Shogi

 

“Gateway to a Professional Career, The”

(game)   63: 46-51*

 

Geishas  see Courtesans

 

Generals

see also Kuan Yu

14th-century (cover note)   24: 1

Kiritsubo, Hatakeyama Shoji Shigetada (oban print, cover note)   121: 1

 

Gengen Gokyo  (classic problem book)

linking-up tesuji (problem) from   67: 41, 49

 

Genius players  see Prodigies , Top players

 

Genji Monogatari  (classic novel)

see also Mitsuuji

Four Accomplishments, Six Colors Matched with Genji Taste  (oban hexaptych,

     cover note)   128: 1

“Japan’s First Go Stamp, The Tale of Genji: ” (Mizuguchi Fujio)  58: 65*

Kiritsubo, Hatakeyama Shoji Shigetada (oban print, cover note)   121: 1

no theatre play (cover note)   31: 1

“Prince Genji at a Spa”  (cover story by Pinckard)   67: 1-2

Three Women in Moonlight  (cover note)   96: 1

various cover notes   11: 1;  47: 1;  53: 1;  58: 1;  59: 1;  127: 1

 

Genjo (11th Honinbo)  (1775–1832)

see also his former name Miyashige Genjo

biographical details   25: 60

rivalry with Chitoku Senchi   25: 60;  26: 61;  27: 63

 

Genjo vs. Chitoku Senchi

1803...1812 (three games)   28: 60-62;  29: 62-65;  30: 54-57

 

Genjo vs. Mon’etsu Monnyu

castle game (1801)   30: 57-58

 

Genjo vs. Nakano Chitoku

1799   27: 63-ibc, 56

 

Gennan Inseki (10th Inoue)

rivalry with Jowa   100: 72

 

Gennan Inseki vs. Jowa

1814-15   100: 72-74

 

Gennan Inseki vs. Shusaku

five-game match 1846 (Game 2, joseki analysis)   13: 58

 

German Championship

1978 note   9: 3

1979 note   14: 3

1980 report   20: 6*

1980: Mattern vs. Wolter   22: 52-54

1986 report   46: 6

 

German Open

1989 report (by Ralf Hohenschurz)   55: 6, 7

 

German tournaments

see Berlin Tournament ,

Cologne Team Tournament ,

German Championship ,

German Open ,

Hamburg Affensprung Tournament ,

Hanover Tournament ,

International German Team Championship

 

Geta

“Ladder and Net Problems”   82: 44-49

“The Myriad Techniques of Go”. Part 2 (problems by Sato Masaharu)

     66: 53, 58-61, 64

problems and examples   26: 39-42;  66: 49, 50;  72: 13, 61-62;  73: 11, 57

 

GG Auction Cup (Korea)

2007 (1st): Women’s team wins   112: 8

2008 (2nd): Men’s team wins   115: 9;  117: 11

 

Ginko (artist)

Actors at Play  (oban triptych, cover note)   86: 1

 

Giraffe’s neck

“Voice Recorder 361” (Konishi Taizo)   40: 54-55

 

Go

see also History , Rules , Variants of go

and Chinese , Dutch , Japanese , Korean , Taiwanese , Tibetan go

and Linguistic , Mathematical , Military , Philosophical , Religious aspects

as well as Children’s , Women’s go

beginners’ go course on iPhone   122: 53

“Count Pecorini’s The Game of Wei-chi” (book review by Shotwell)   50: 78-80

An Easy Introduction to Go  (book review by Davies)   18: 61

general introduction   43: 15

“Go and the ‘Three Games’ ” (Pinckard)   51: 14-15;  book 1 ;  book 2 ;  web

“Go: The Immortal Game” (Pinckard)   54: 13-18*

pronunciation of Chinese character (etymological note)   47: 8-9

in sports   122: 5

 

“Go Burglar, The” (William Pinckard)

(humorous story)   45: 49-50 ^c

 

Go camps  see Workshops and camps

 

Go courses

for beginners on iPhone   122: 53

 

“Go Curiosity: 1-dan v. 9-dan”

(game)   20: 57-58

 

“Go Curiosity: The 19-Stone Extension”

(game)   17: 30-31

 

Go games  see Games (go)

 

Go Hall of Fame  see Nihon Ki-in Go Hall of Fame

 

Go houses (Edo period)  see Hayashi , Honinbo , Inoue , Yasui

 

“Go in Lilliput” (James Davies)

[4 parts] (small-board problems)   17 ;  18 ;  20 ;  21:  ...

 

Go King of Korea (title)  see Paedal Wang

 

Go King (title)

Chinese  see Qiwang

Korean  see Kiwang

 

Go Masters Cup  see ST & Fuma-kira Igo Masters Cup

 

Go Player’s Almanac 2001, The  (Richard Bozulich, ed.)

corrections and supplements   93: 5, 11;  96: 4;  100: 10

 

“Go-Player’s Life, A” (Iwamoto Kaoru)

Part 1 (autobiography)   47: 32-36*

 

Go players  see Players

 

Go problems  see Problems

 

Go – Revue Française de Go

founded   12: 6

 

Go Saint (title)

Chinese  see Qisheng

Japanese  see Gosei , Kisei

Korean  see Kiseong

 

“Go Saints”  see Dosaku , Shusaku

 

Go schools

Edo period  see Hayashi , Honinbo , Inoue , Yasui

Kitani  see Kitani school

 

Go Secrets  (classic text)

“Liu Zhongfu’s Go Secrets” (Fairbairn)   67: 61-64

 

Go Seigen

“The Fabulous Master of Go: Go Seigen”. Parts 1 & 2 (Fairbairn)   35: 12-22*;

     36: 6-16*

honorary degree (1986), receives   44: 4

jubango successes counted in title-holder statistics   57: 14*;  74: 64

at Kisei Title Match 2008   116: 17*

at Kisei Title Match 2009   119: 34*

matches  see Three-game matches , Four-game match , Jubango ,

     “High-dan Players” Series , New stars matches

retires   34: 4

rivalry with Sekiyama Riichi   12: 51

rule dispute with Nihon Ki-in (1959)   41: 20-21;  45: 58-59;  72: 12-13

Sakata Eio about   50: 65-66

“Triple Attack, Go Seigen’s” (game)   100: 61-64*

 

Go Seigen vs. Fujisawa Kuranosuke

jubango 1951-52 (Game 1)   36: 10-12

 

Go Seigen vs. Hashimoto Shoji

Japan’s Strongest Player League 1960 (no komi)   100: 61-64*

Meijin League 1961-62   21: 5-10

 

Go Seigen vs. Hashimoto Utaro

jubango 1946-48 (Game 4, fuseki analysis)   5: 61-62

 

Go Seigen vs. Inoue Kohei

1926   35: 16-17

 

Go Seigen vs. Kitani Minoru

1929   35: 17-19

Japan’s Strongest Player League 1957-58 (no komi)   36: 14-15

 

Go Seigen vs. Kojima Shun’ichi

Oteai 1933   16: 15-16

 

Go Seigen vs. Kosugi Tei

Oteai 1933   35: 19-20

 

Go Seigen vs. Kubouchi Shuchi

“High-dan Players” vs. Go S. Series 1949 (middle-game problem)   14: 59, 60-61

 

Go Seigen vs. Muramatsu Shofu

1940 (6 stones)   36: 16

 

Go Seigen vs. Ohira Shuzo

Meijin League 1963-64 (fuseki analysis)   5: 61

 

Go Seigen vs. Sakata Eio

1934 (2 stones)   50: 57-58

jubango 1953-54 (Games 2 & 8)   36: 12-13;  50: 66-67*

Meijin League 1961-62 (problem only)   52: 47-48

Meijin League 1962-63   52: 49-50

 

Go Seigen vs. Shusai

1933-34   35: 20-21

 

Go Seigen vs. Suzuki Etsuo

“Go Seigen vs. Rising Stars” Series 1956 (no komi)   2: 61-62

 

Go Seigen vs. Takagawa Kaku

three-game match 1955 (Game 1)   36: 13-14

three-game match 1959 (Game 2 & fuseki of Game 3)   41: 20;  87: 64

 

Go Seigen vs. Yamabe Toshiro

“First Encounters with New Stars” Series 1953 (no komi)   48: 52-55 ^c

 

Go Seigen + Kitani Minoru vs. Segoe Kensaku + Suzuki Tamejiro

consultation game (1934-35)   35: 21-22

 

Go seminars  see Workshops and camps

 

Go servers  see Kiseido Go Server

 

Go statistics  see Statistics

 

Go Super Book 1  (Fujisawa Shuko)

extracts from   34: 55-61

 

Go terms

neologisms of Kajiwara Takeo   121: 9

 

Go tournaments  see Tournaments

 

Go Weekly

poll (2000) on top go stories in 20th century   91: 12

poll (2012) on top ten players in Japanese history   129: 9

 

Go Weekly special tournament 1994

Kurotaki vs. Rin Shien (no komi, middle game analysis)   71: 57, 63-64

 

Go workshops  see Workshops and camps

 

Go World

see also Editorials , Indexes , Letters to the editor

acknowledgements   125: 13

back issues available (1979 and currently)   12: 40;  web

editors  see Bozulich , Power

errata and corrections  see Index Intro as well as Sources

farewell message   129: 11

“Go World 100th Issue Commemorative Quiz” (Fairbairn and Hall)   100: 12-13;

     102: 11

publisher  see Bozulich

statement of ownership, management, and circulation   81: 62

 

Go World  Invitational Cup

1983 (1st): Hasibeder vs. van Zeijst   32: 32-35*

 

Goblin’s nose attachment  see Nose attachment

 

Godokoro (Edo-period office)

see also Meijin (historical)

Dochi (Honinbo) becomes   14: 47

Dosaku (Honinbo) becomes   11: 63

Dosetsu Inseki (Inoue) becomes   13: ibc

Incho Monnyu (Hayashi) tries to become   15: 63, 64

origin of   50: 24-25

Sanchi’s (2nd Yasui) fights for post of   9: ibc, 61;  10: 64-ibc

Satsugen (9th Honinbo) becomes   16: 63;  17: 64

 

Gods

Gods Playing Go  (cover note)   95: 1;  101: 1

Seven Gods of Good Fortune (cover note)   12: 1;  27: 1

Seven Gods of Good Fortune ...  (cover note)   19: 1

various (cover note)   25: 1

 

GoGoD quiz

“Go World 100th Issue Commemorative Quiz” (Fairbairn and Hall)   100: 12-13

     102: 11

 

Golden Dragon Tournament (Yugoslavia)

1978 note   8: 4

 

Golf

Cho Chikun and Kobayashi Koichi playing   61: 33*

prize money comparison with go (1985)   48: 40-41

 

Good shape/style  see under Shape and technique

 

Gooskens, Mark

becomes insei (1982)   31: 63

 

Gosei (Japanese title)

see also Gosei Preliminary Tournament , League , (Main) Tournament , Title Match

as well as predecessor title All-Japan First Place Tournament

title-holders and challengers 1976...1984   16: 5;  22: 13;  26: 12;  34: 15;  39: 55

tournament system, change (1980) in   22: 6

 

Gosei League 1975-76 (1st)

Kato vs. Kobayashi K. (fuseki only)   46: 38-39

 

Gosei League 1977 (2nd)

Takemiya Masaki wins (+ final chart)   2: 2

results   1: 3

 

Gosei League 1978 (3rd)

Otake Hideo wins (+ final chart)   8: 2

new players   6: 2

results   7: 4

 

Gosei League 1979 (4th)

Cho Chikun wins   14: 2, 3*

new players   12: 40

results   13: 2, 3

final chart   16: 5

 

Gosei Main Tournament  see Gosei League , Gosei Tournament

 

Gosei Preliminary Tournament

1983 (9th): Sugiuchi vs. Ohira   35: 56

 

Gosei (Taiwanese title)  see Qisheng

 

Gosei Title Match 1977 (2nd)

Kato Masao wins (+ results)   3: 2*

Games 1-3   3: 23-27*;  4: 6-11

 

Gosei Title Match 1978 (3rd)

Otake Hideo wins   9: 2;  10: 2*, 21

results   10: 2

Games 1-4   9: 31-33*;  10: 12-21

 

Gosei Title Match 1979 (4th)

Games 1-3   16: 5-11*

 

Gosei Title Match 1980 (5th)

Otake Hideo wins (+ results)   20: 2*, 3;  21: 2, 3

prize money   22: 13

Games 1-4   21: 3*;  22: 11-27*

 

Gosei Title Match 1981 (6th)

Otake Hideo wins (+ results)   25: 2-3*

Games 1-4   25: 3*;  26: 12-21

Otake Hideo at award ceremony   34: 13*

 

Gosei Title Match 1982 (7th)

Otake Hideo wins   28: 2;  29: 2;  30: 15*

results   29: 2

Games 1-5   30: 6-15*

 

Gosei Title Match 1983 (8th)

Otake Hideo wins (+ results)   32: 4

prize money   34: 15

Games 1-5   34: 12-30* ^c

 

Gosei Title Match 1984 (9th)

Otake Hideo wins   36: 2;  39: 54

results   36: 2

Games 1-4   39: 54-62

 

Gosei Title Match 1985 (10th)

Otake Hideo defeats Kudo Norio   40: 2;  44: 55

results   40: 2

Games 1-4   44: 48-55*

 

Gosei Title Match 1986 (11th)

Cho Chikun wins   45: 2*;  47: 38

results   45: 2

Games 1-3   47: 38-49*

tesuji problem of Game 1   98: 45, 48

 

Gosei Title Match 1987 (12th)

Kato Masao wins   49: 2-3

 

Gosei Title Match 1988 (13th)

Kobayashi Koichi wins   52: 2;  53: 3

 

Gosei Title Match 1989 (14th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Imamura Toshiya (+ results)   56: 5*

 

Gosei Title Match 1990 (15th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Kobayashi Satoru (+ results)   60: 6

prize money   63: 31

Game 3   63: 31-34*

 

Gosei Title Match 1991 (16th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Kobayashi Satoru (+ results)   64: 6;  65: 5

Game 1   67: 39-40

 

Gosei Title Match 1992 (17th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Kobayashi Satoru (+ results)   68: 5

 

Gosei Title Match 1993 (18th)

Kobayashi Koichi wins (+ results)   69: 11

 

Gosei Title Match 1994 (19th)

Rin Kaiho defeats Kobayashi Koichi   71: 5;  72: 21, 24*

results   71: 5

Game 4   72: 21-24*

 

Gosei Title Match 1995 (20th)

Kobayashi Satoru defeats Rin Kaiho   74: 3*

Game 5   75: 45-51

 

Gosei Title Match 1996 (21st)

Yoda Norimoto defeats Kobayashi Satoru   77: 2*

 

Gosei Title Match 1997 (22nd)

Yoda Norimoto defeats Yuki Satoshi   80: 4

 

Gosei Title Match 1998 (23rd)

Yoda Norimoto defeats Sonoda Yuichi (+ results)   83: 36

Games 1 & 3 (including fuseki analysis)   83: 37-42, 60...64

 

Gosei Title Match 1999 (24th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Yoda Norimoto   86: 3*

 

Gosei Title Match 2000 (25th)

Yamashita Keigo defeats Kobayashi Koichi (+ results)   89: 39*, 46;  90: 6-7*

 

Gosei Title Match 2001 (26th)

Kobayashi Koichi defeats Yamashita Keigo (+ results)   92: 8;  93: 5-6*

 

Gosei Title Match 2002 (27th)

Kobayashi Koichi wins   95: 10;  96: 5

results   96: 5

 

Gosei Title Match 2003 (28th)

Yoda Norimoto wins (+ results)   99: 6, 7

 

Gosei Title Match 2004 (29th)

Yoda Norimoto wins (+ results)   102: 7

 

Gosei Title Match 2005 (30th)

Yoda Norimoto wins (+ results)   105: 6*

 

Gosei Title Match 2006 (31st)

Cho U wins (+ results)   108: 6

 

Gosei Title Match 2007 (32nd)

Cho U wins (+ results)   112: 6

 

Gosei Title Match 2008 (33rd)

Cho U wins (+ results)   116: 6

 

Gosei Title Match 2009 (34th)

Cho U wins (+ results)   119: 6;  120: 4

 

Gosei Title Match 2010 (35th)

Sakai Hideyuki wins (+ results)   123: 5 ^c

 

Gosei Title Match 2011 (36th)

Hane Naoki wins (+ results)   126: 7*

 

Gosei Title Match 2012 (37th)

Iyama Yuta wins (+ results)   128: 8

 

Gosei Tournament 1977 (2nd)

Hashimoto S. vs. Otake (joseki analysis)   5: 66-67

 

Gosei Tournament 1980 (5th)

Otake Hideo wins (+ results)   20: 2, 3

Otake vs. Honda (play-off, Games 1 & 2)   22: 6-11

 

Gosei Tournament 1982 (7th)

Cho Chikun wins   28: 2

semifinal winner   27: 2

 

Gosei Tournament 1983 (8th)

Awaji Shuzo wins   31: 4

 

Gosei Tournament 1984 (9th)

Kato Masao wins   35: 6

 

Gosei Tournament 1985 (10th)

Kudo Norio wins   39: 5*

 

Gosei Tournament 1986 (11th)

Cho Chikun wins   44: 3

Cho vs. Sonoda (fuseki only)   45: 4

Redmond vs. Kojima   46: 49-52*

 

Gosei Tournament 1987 (12th)

Kato Masao wins   48: 5

Kobayashi K. vs. Kato (problem and game)   100: 75, 80-82*

 

Gosei Tournament 1988 (14th)

Redmond vs. Takemiya   55: 44-45*, 47-49

 

Gosei Tournament 1995 (20th)

quarterfinal winners   73: 3

 

Gosei Tournament 2003 (28th)

Yoda Norimoto wins   98: 8, 9

Redmond’s performance   98: 9

 

Gosei Tournament 2004 (29th)

Yamada Kimio wins   101: 8

 

Gosei Tournament 2006 (31st)

Cho U wins   108: 6

 

Gosei Tournament 2007 (32nd)

Yokota Shigeaki wins   112: 6

 

Gosei Tournament 2008 (33rd)

Yamashita Keigo wins   115: 7

 

Gosei Tournament 2010 (35th)

Sakai Hideyuki wins   122: 8

 

Gosteli, Patrice vs. Baumann, Hans-Peter

Swiss Championship 1979-80 (Game 3)   17: 38-40, 57

 

Gothenburg Tournament

1979 note   12: 6

 

Governors  see Yurugi Motoharu

 

Grades  see Ranks

 

Grain

types and cuts for producing go boards   61: 46-49*

types of go bowls   62: 67, 68*

 

Grand Ministers  see Kibi no Makibi

 

Grand slam  see Chinese , International , Japanese , Korean grand slam

 

Granville, Richard

British tournaments 1984 (reports)   35: 7

European Go Congress 1983 (report)   32: 5-6

 

Granville’s program vs. Przybyla’s program

Acornsoft Computer Go Tournament 1984 (final)   35: 10-11*

 

Gratitude Cup (O-kage)

2010 (1st): Cho Riyu wins   122: 9

 

Great Boat Cup (Korea)

2011 (1st): Cho Hun-hyeon wins   125: 12

 

“Great Joseki Debate, The” (Honda Kunihisa)

[24 parts]   17 ... 49:  ... ;  book

 

Great King Title (Korea)  see Daewang

 

Great Senchi  see Senchi Senkaku

 

Grenoble (European Go Congress 1987)

Matthew Macfadyen wins (+ top results)   49: 5*

 

Grieken, Erik van  see van Grieken, Erik

 

Ground-spider legend  see Raiko legends

 

“Growing up with Go” (Terry Trucco)

(on Michael Redmond)   37: 19;  43: 14-16*;  journal

 

GS Caltex Cup (Korea)

see also former name LG Petroleum Cup

2005 (10th): Ch’oe Ch’eol-han wins (+ results)   105: 10;  106: 7

2006 (11th): Yi Se-tol wins (+ results)   110: 9

2007 (12th): Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results)   113: 10;  114: 8

2008 (13th): Pak Yeong-hun wins (+ results)   117: 12

2009 (14th): play-off winner and results   120: 10

2009 (14th): Cho Han-seung wins (+ results)   121: 10

2009 (14th): change of tournament system   121: 10

2010 (15th): Weon Seong-chin wins (+ results)   124: 10

2011 (16th): Pak Cheong-hwan wins (+ results)   127: 8

 

GS-Caltex Professional Go Tournament  see GS Caltex Cup

 

Gu Li

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2003, wins   100: 11

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2005, wins   106: 8

Agon Kiriyama Cup 2008, wins   117: 13

BC Card Cup Final 2009, wins   119: 2

Changde Cup 2010, wins   123: 2

Changqi Cup 2008, wins   114: 9-10

Changqi Cup 2011, wins   127: 10

China-Korea Invitational Match 2004, wins   101: 12

China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off 2001, wins   93: 4-5

China-Korea King of the New Stars Play-off 2005, wins   104: 5

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2004, wins   102: 6-7

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2005, wins   105: 3

China-Korea Tengen Play-off 2007, wins   113: 4*

Chinese international title-holders tournament 2011, wins   126: 55

Chunlan Cup Final 2007, wins   111: 2

Fujitsu Cup 2008, wins   116: 2*;  117: 23*

Guilin Cup 2012, wins   129: 2

Hong Kong Liman Mountain Cup 2008, wins   117: 12

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2004, wins   101: 5

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2006, wins   106: 3-4

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2009, wins   118: 2-3

LG Cup Final 2006, stamp for winning   108: 2

LG Cup Final 2006, wins   107: 3;  108: 32

LG Cup Final 2009, wins   118: 3

Mingren Tournament 2004, wins   103: 11

Mingren Title Match 2004, wins   103: 11

Mingren Title Match 2005-06, wins   106: 7-8*

Mingren Title Match 2007 (19th), wins   110: 9

Mingren Title Match 2007 (20th), wins   114: 9

Mingren Title Match 2008, defeats Piao Wenyao in   117: 12-13*;  119: 12

Mingren Title Match 2009-10, wins   121: 11

NEC Cup 2004, wins   101: 11*

NEC Cup 2006, wins   106: 8

NEC Cup 2008, wins   114: 9

NEC Cup 2009, wins   118: 10

Samsung Cup Final 2010, wins   124: 4, 5

on studying   116: 2

Tianyuan Title Match 2003, wins   98: 12

Tianyuan Title Match 2004, wins   101: 12

Tianyuan Title Match 2005, wins   104: 12*

Tianyuan Title Match 2006, wins   108: 10

Tianyuan Title Match 2007, wins   111: 9

Tianyuan Title Match 2008, wins   115: 10

Toyota & Denso Cup 2008-09, wins   118: 2*

Xinren Wang Title Match 2005, wins   104: 11

Zhaoshang Bank Cup 2004, wins   101: 11*;  102: 10

 

Gu Li vs. Chen Yaoye

LG Cup Final 2006 (Games 4 & 5)   108: 32-36*

 

Gu Li vs. Cho Han-seung

BC Card Cup Final 2009 (Game 4)   119: 26-27

 

Gu Li vs. Cho U

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2009   119: 18-20, 21*

 

Gu Li vs. Iyama Yuta

Bosai Cup 2011   126: 38-44*

Changde Cup 2010 (Round 2)   124: 22-25*

Japan-China Agon Kiriyama Cup Play-off 2006   107: 42-44*

 

Gu Li vs. Piao Wenyao

Toyota & Denso Cup 2008-09 (final, Games 1 & 2)   119: 12-18*

 

Gu Li vs. Yamashita Keigo

Asian Games 2010 (Round 5)   125: 19-24*

 

Gu Li vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Asian Games 2010 (Gold Medal play-off)   125: 25-29

Changde Cup 2010 (Round 1)   124: 20-22

Changde Cup 2010 (final)   124: 25-27

Fujitsu Cup 2008 (final)   117: 21-24*

 

Gu Li vs. Yi Se-tol

CSK Cup Asian Team Match 2006 (Round 3, sacrifice analysis)   117: 62-64

Fujitsu Cup 2010 (quarterfinal)   122: 4*, 50-53, 54-57

LG Cup Final 2009 (Game 2)   119: 23-26

 

Gu Lingyi

Longxing Cup 2010, wins   122: 11

Qiwang Title Match 2010, wins   124: 12

South West King 2007, wins   111: 9

South West King 2008, wins   115: 10

South West King 2009, wins   118: 10

South West King 2011, wins   125: 13

 

Gu Lingyi vs. Yi Ch’ang-ho

Chunlan Cup 2010-11 (Round 2)   123: 39, 40

 

Guilin Cup

2012 (1st): Gu Li wins (+ results)   129: 2

 

Guiyang International Go Cultural Festival

2001 (1st): highlights   93: 4

 

Gukgi Title  see Kukgi

 

Guksu Title  see Kuksu

 

Guoshou Title Match (Taiwanese National Champion)

2006 (2nd): Chen Shiyuan wins (+ results)   109: 10

2007 (3rd): Chen Shiyuan wins (+ results)   113: 11

2009 (5th): Lin Zhihan wins   120: 56

2010 (6th): Lin Zhihan wins (+ results)   124: 12

2011 (7th): Lin Zhihan wins (+ results)   126: 55

 

Gyosai (artist)  see Kawanabe Gyosai

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