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Held in the Red Lion, Hatfield. The event was divided into two sections. The strongest eight pairs played in a tournament for which International Amateur Pair Go and European Pair Go qualification points were allocated. The other pairs played in a handicap tournament.

Daniel Hu placed first on qualifying order ranking. Top two play the title match.

The bar was at 2k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

Held at Skyscanner offices in Edinburgh.

The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

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PosnNoNameRankClub123456WinsSOS

11Daniel Hu3dCentral London7+8+6+5+2+4+622

22Andrew Kay4dBirmingham11+13+3+4+1-6+523

33Andrew Simons4dCambridge18+12+2-11+10+9+517

44Charles Hibbert3dCentral London10+9+15+2-6+1-422

55Desmond Cann3dNo Club13+6-</

The bar was at 4k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The fiftieth British Go Congress was held in Cambridge. The location was the very modern Centre for Mathematical Sciences which lies on its own campus near to Churchill College (which provided accommodation).

The event started on the Friday afternoon with a teaching session with tutors Toby Manning and Matthew Macfadyen. In the evening the Lightning Tournament was run on an extended round-robin system, after which the top two players played a final. Richard Mullens (6k) valiantly took second place to Xunrui Zhao (2d London).

After two days of play in the Open the prize winners were:
British Open Winner: Qinmeng Zhang (7d)
6 wins: George Han (5k)

Played at the British Go Congress in Cambridge.

The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.

The bar was at 1k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.