Baduk TV Cup
The Baduk TV Cup, also known in its later sponsorship incarnation as the Osram Cup, was a Korean professional Go tournament organized by Baduk TV, Korea's dedicated Go television channel. As a broadcaster-organized event, it naturally featured strong production values and commentary, making it one of the most accessible tournaments for Korean Go fans. The tournament went through several naming iterations reflecting changing corporate sponsorships, a common pattern in Korean Go.
Pays Korea
Type Open
Format Knockout
Cycle 1 a
Komi 6.5
Éditions 9
2004
Champion :
Yi Heui-seong
· Finaliste :
Ko Keun-t'ae
Final
2 parties
3rd place playoff
1 partie
Semi-final
2 parties
Preliminaries
11 parties
2 avr.
Pak Chi-hun Sr.
W+6.5
Yun Hyeok
2 avr.
Kim Se-sil
W+R
Yun Chae-ung
9 avr.
Kim Jiseok
B+R
Pak Pyeong-kyu
9 avr.
Kim Hyo-kon
W+R
Kweon O-min
13 avr.
Seo Keon-u
W+0.5
An Tal-hun
13 avr.
Yi Chae-ung
W+R
Heo Yeong-ho
13 avr.
Kang Dongyun
B+R
Yu Chae-seong
27 avr.
Paek Hong-seok
W+R
Cho Hye-yeon
27 avr.
Weon Seong-chin
W+R
Pak Cheong-sang
11 mai
Ch'oe Weon-yong
W+R
Kim Hyeong-hwan
11 mai
Ko Keun-t'ae
B+2.5
Pak Chi-eun
Game 9 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 8 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 7 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 6 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 5 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 4 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 3 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 24 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 23 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 22 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 21 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 20 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 2 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 19 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 18 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 17 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 16 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 15 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 14 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 13 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 12 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 11 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 10 {W&C}
1 partie
Game 1 {W&C}
1 partie
2004-05-13
1 partie
2004-04-29
1 partie