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Foreign Tournament Result
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This is the 11th season of a team competition played online on Pandanet (IGS) in its own room called "EuropeanTeamChamp". Pandanet kindly sponsor the League, and the top four teams in the top division attend over-the-board finals at the European Go Congress.
The UK team is captained by Sandy Taylor. Matches are four players a side, made up of available players from the registered team. The Championship is split into four leagues, originally by average rating of the best team members, but with promotion/demotion from the previous year. The UK is in the B League, as last year. Games are played every three or four weeks.
All handicap games are in red (grade difference plus wins difference less one).
The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
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This is the 10th season of a team competition played online on Pandanet (IGS) in its own room called "EuropeanTeamChamp". Pandanet kindly sponsor the League, and the top four teams in the top division attend over-the-board finals at the European Go Congress.
The UK team is captained by Sandy Taylor. Matches are four players a side, made up of available players from the registered team. The Championship is split into four leagues, originally by average rating of the best team members, but with promotion/demotion from the previous year. The UK is in the B League, as last year. Games are played every three or four weeks.
The bar was at 5d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
The bar was at 2d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
The bar was at 2d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red (handicap minus two).
Original tie-break was sum of opponents wins.
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS - subsequent tie-breaks not shown.
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS.
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS.
