4th Leebong Cup tournament semifinal · Semifinal
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Game breakdown
Kweon Hyo-chin (m) vs Kim Ki-yeon
Kweon Hyo-chin (m)
Kim Ki-yeon
57
Accuracy
56
1.9
Avg points lost
1.9
30%
Best-move match
36%
61%
Top-3 match
63%
61
Accuracy
58
1.6
Avg points lost
1.8
32%
Best-move match
37%
61%
Top-3 match
64%
Move quality
Kweon Hyo-chin (m)
Kim Ki-yeon
57
Accuracy
56
35
Best move
42
18
Excellent
18
15
Good
10
16
Inaccuracy
15
16
Mistake
18
15
Blunder
12
76
Accuracy
79
9
Best move
12
5
Excellent
4
4
Good
2
4
Inaccuracy
6
3
Mistake
2
0
Blunder
0
73
Accuracy
72
18
Best move
16
4
Excellent
7
9
Good
6
7
Inaccuracy
7
7
Mistake
9
2
Blunder
2
43
Accuracy
40
8
Best move
14
9
Excellent
7
2
Good
2
5
Inaccuracy
2
6
Mistake
7
13
Blunder
10
61
Accuracy
58
37
Best move
43
18
Excellent
17
18
Good
11
17
Inaccuracy
17
12
Mistake
17
13
Blunder
10
76
Accuracy
79
9
Best move
12
5
Excellent
4
4
Good
2
4
Inaccuracy
6
3
Mistake
2
0
Blunder
0
78
Accuracy
75
19
Best move
17
4
Excellent
7
12
Good
6
7
Inaccuracy
9
3
Mistake
8
2
Blunder
0
47
Accuracy
41
9
Best move
14
9
Excellent
6
2
Good
3
6
Inaccuracy
2
6
Mistake
7
11
Blunder
10
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Mistakes
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Dead stones (×)
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Move animations
−7 pts
Score-loss pill
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✦
✦
✦
✦
Sparkles — set-up move
The opponent's next move was a 5+ point mistake. This move probably set it up.
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4th Leebong Cup tournament semifinal · Semifinal · 2023-08-22
About this tournament
The Leebong Cup (이봉배) is a Korean professional Go knockout tournament. Named after a figure in Korean Go history, it contributes to the rich domestic tournament calendar that supports the world's deepest pool of professional Go talent.
Game details
- Date
- 2023-08-22
- Moves
- 231
- Komi
- 6.5
- Rules
- Japanese (assumed)
- Result
- W+R
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