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Foreign Tournament Result
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.
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS - subsequent tie-breaks not shown.
Event Played in Cambridge, UK
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS - subsequent tie-breaks not shown.
Group A (5d-8d)
Top four players played the semi-finals (Baek beat Liu and Sha beat Lee)
and final/play-off to determine final positions:
Event Played in Cambridge, UK
All players shown with family name last.
Country code is country of study not nationality.
First tie-break SOS - subsequent tie-breaks not shown.
Full Cross-tables to be shown when available.
Group A (5d-8d) Cross-Table
Top four players played the semi-finals (Baek beat Liu and Sha beat Lee)
and final/play-off to determine final positions:
Tournament reduced to 3 rounds rapid play (30 mins no overtime), because of snow, with no European GP status.
The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
Handicap and no-komi games are in red (max 9 stones).
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This is the 8th 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 weeks or so.
