2026 Ulsan Mayor's Cup Seniors · Quarterfinal
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See deeper analysis plans →The professional half of the Ulsan Metropolitan Mayor's Cup (울산광역시장배 전국바둑대회), a civic festival that fills an Ulsan sports hall with several hundred amateurs each autumn and reserves one bracket for the veterans: men aged 45 and over, women 40 and over. That entry rule makes it one of the few places where Cho Hunhyun, Seo Bongsoo, Yu Changhyuk and Lee Changho — the four kings who divided Korean Go between them for two decades — still meet across a board with a title at stake. First prize is 25 million won, with 10 million to the runner-up.
- Date
- 2026-09-05
- Moves
- 179
- Komi
- 6.5
- Rules
- Japanese
- Result
- B+R