Olleh KT Cup
The Olleh KT Cup was a Korean professional Go tournament sponsored by KT Corporation, South Korea's largest telecommunications company. "Olleh" (a reverse spelling of "hello") was KT's consumer brand, and the company's sponsorship reflected the deep connection between Korea's tech industry and its professional Go scene. The tournament featured a knockout format and was part of Korea's extensive corporate-sponsored domestic circuit that has sustained the world's most competitive professional Go ecosystem.
Land Korea
Typ Open
Format Knockout
Zyklus 1 J.
Komi 6.5
Ausgaben 4
2013
Champion:
Kim Jiseok
· Zweiter:
Mok Chin-seok
Final
2 Partien
Semi-final
2 Partien
Quarterfinals
4 Partien
Round 4
7 Partien
Round of 32
13 Partien
18. Juli
Weon Seong-chin
W+R
Ryu Su-hang
19. Juli
Yi Yeong-ku
W+R
Byun Sangil
25. Juli
Lee Sedol
B+R
Yi Ho-seung
26. Juli
Kang Seung-min
W+R
Kang Dongyun
8. Aug.
Yi Chae-ung
W+R
Park Junghwan
15. Aug.
Heo Yeong-ho
W+R
Kang Yu-t'aek
16. Aug.
Choi Cheolhan
B+R
Song T'ae-kon
24. Aug.
An Kuk-hyeon
B+R
Na Hyeon
29. Aug.
Yi Ch'un-kyu
B+0.5
Cho Han-seung
6. Sept.
Lee Changho
B+R
Yi T'ae-hyeon
8. Sept.
Kim Se-tong
W+R
Yun Junsang
12. Sept.
Yi Chi-hyeon (m)
W+R
Kim Cheong-hyeon Jr.
20. Sept.
Yi Weon-to
W+R
Pak Yeong-hun
Round 2
5 Partien
Round 1
8 Partien
24. Juni
Kim Se-tong
B+0.5
Han Seung-chu
24. Juni
Yu Chae-seong
W+8.5
Cho Hunhyun
24. Juni
Choi Jeong
W+0.5
Seo Pong-su
24. Juni
Kim Chu-ho
B+R
Kim Chin-hwi
27. Juni
Shin Jinseo
B+R
Yi Heui-seong
27. Juni
Shin Minjun
W+R
Yi T'ae-hyeon
4. Juli
Kang Dongyun
B+R
Yi Sang-pin
4. Juli
Cho Han-seung
B+5.5
Kim Myeong-hun
Preliminaries
4 Partien
Exhibition Game
1 Partie