Kukgi

The Kukgi (국기, "National Game") was a Korean professional team league that predated the modern Korean Baduk League. The league format pitted teams of professionals against each other in a structured season, with the team dynamic adding a layer of strategy beyond individual play. The Kukgi helped establish the team competition format that would eventually be refined into the highly successful Korean Baduk League launched in 2004.

Land Korea Typ League Format Team League Zyklus 1 J. Komi 6.5 Ausgaben 20

1996

Champion: Lee Changho · Zweiter: Yang Chae-ho

Final 5 Partien

21. Okt. Lee Changho B+R Yang Chae-ho 6. Nov. Yang Chae-ho B+R Lee Changho 18. Nov. Lee Changho B+2.5 Yang Chae-ho 3. Dez. Yang Chae-ho B+2.5 Lee Changho 16. Dez. Lee Changho B+R Yang Chae-ho

Challengers' Final 2 Partien

4. Okt. Im Seon-keun W+R Yang Chae-ho 9. Okt. Yang Chae-ho B+R Im Seon-keun

Semi-final 1 Partie

18. Sept. Yang Chae-ho B+R Yi Hong-yeol

Quarterfinals 4 Partien

18. Juli Yi Hong-yeol B+6.5 Mok Chin-seok 20. Juli Im Seon-keun B+3.5 Paek Seong-ho 23. Juli Yang Chae-ho B+R Chang Su-yeong 29. Aug. Ch'oe Kyu-pyeong B+R Kim Weon

Round 1, extra game 1 Partie

15. Feb. Seo Pong-su W+1.5 Kang Man-u

Round of 16 8 Partien

22. Feb. Im Seon-keun B+R Kweon Kap-yong 26. Feb. Mok Chin-seok B+1.5 Yi Seong-chae 13. Apr. Kim Weon B+2.5 Kang Man-u 10. Juni Paek Seong-ho B+6.5 Kim Ki-heon 13. Juni Kim Seung-chun W+1.5 Ch'oe Kyu-pyeong 17. Juni Kim Chwa-ki W+R Yang Chae-ho 17. Juni Yu Ch'ang-hyeok W+R Yi Hong-yeol 18. Juni Chang Su-yeong B+R Cheong Hyeon-san