Longxing

Founded in 2007 as the Chinese counterpart of the Japanese Ryusei, co-sponsored by the Chinese Weiqi Association and Japan's Igo/Shogi Channel. A rapid Go tournament with ultra-fast time controls. Uniquely uses 3.75-point komi rather than the standard 7.5. Winner receives 200,000 RMB.

Country China Type Open Format Knockout Cycle 1y Komi 3.75 Editions 16

2013

Final Preliminary, Group Final 1 game

Sep 9 Zhong Wenjing B+R Song Ronghui

Semi-final 2 games

Dec 8 Li Zhe B+0.75 Wang Xi Dec 9 Zhou Ruiyang W+R Gu Li

Quarter-final 4 games

Nov 18 Mi Yuting W+R Wang Xi Nov 19 Shi Yue W+R Li Zhe Nov 20 Tang Weixing W+1.25 Gu Li Nov 21 Kong Jie W+R Zhou Ruiyang

Quarterfinals 4 games

Sep 10 Dang Yifei W+1.25 Kong Jie Sep 10 Zhong Wenjing W+R Zhou Ruiyang Sep 10 Lian Xiao W+R Tang Weixing Sep 10 Piao Wenyao W+R Li Zhe

Round of 64 19 games

Sep 9 Meng Tailing W+R Dang Yifei Sep 9 Niu Yutian B+R Liu Xi Jr. Sep 9 Kong Jie B+R Jiang Weijie Sep 9 Hu Yuefeng W+2.25 Li Kang Sep 9 Hu Yaoyu B+R Zhang Li Sep 9 Li Xuanhao W+2.25 Tao Xinran Sep 9 Ke Jie W+R Tang Weixing Sep 9 Ying Yitao W+R Kong Jie Sep 9 Chen Yiming B+R Tang Yi (2) Sep 9 Gu Lingyi B+R Bai Baoxiang Sep 9 Zhou Hexi B+R Huang Yizhong Sep 9 Chen Hao (1) W+R Yang Dingxin Sep 9 Mi Yuting B+R Chen Yiming Sep 9 Gu Lingyi W+0.25 Gu Li Sep 9 Zhou Hexi W+R Shi Yue Sep 9 Zhou Ruiyang B+R Yang Dingxin Sep 9 Fan Yunruo B+2.75 Yang Xiaotian Sep 9 Mao Ruilong W+R Tong Mengcheng Sep 9 Li Zhe B+0.75 Peng Quan