Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Talk about improving your game, resources you like, games you played, etc.
hyperpape
Tengen
Posts: 4382
Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 3:24 pm
Rank: AGA 3k
GD Posts: 65
OGS: Hyperpape 4k
Location: Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
Has thanked: 499 times
Been thanked: 727 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by hyperpape »

An update for the monolingual: Korea had 7 wins, China, Japan and the US had 6, while Ukraine, Taiwan and some others had 5. I don't know whether the ranking of 2-4 and so on were done by SOS, head to head, or some other method.

That's pretty awesome for Jie Liang--it seems much better to be in the top four based purely on wins rather than SOS.
dankenzon
Lives with ko
Posts: 183
Joined: Sun May 30, 2010 5:06 pm
Rank: 3k
GD Posts: 0
KGS: dankenzon
Has thanked: 6 times
Been thanked: 29 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by dankenzon »

I spent the nights over wbaduk and collected all the published games except round 6.. and one or two that transmition just fell down after 6-10 movements.
Also in one game in the last round the colors of the players were wrong.
I must say, by the way, that people who reproduce the games while played sometimes have the bad habit of analyzing the game for themselves so you see one development and in any moment, the game just turn out to something completely different.

ALL the games are already converted to .sgf

As long as I know now the tournament is over there's no problem sharing them, since the Copy-rights issues are related to live reproduction of them in other servers..

If I am wrong about, please let me know before we can share them

Dkzn
Pyoveli
Beginner
Posts: 9
Joined: Mon Sep 06, 2010 8:02 am
Rank: EGF 2 dan
GD Posts: 0
Been thanked: 5 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by Pyoveli »

It seems official results are still not online. One participant took the following picture of the result sheet:

http://jhuun.kapsi.fi/IMG_1084.JPG
kamyszyn
Beginner
Posts: 6
Joined: Thu May 13, 2010 4:04 am
Rank: EGF 2 dan
GD Posts: 0
KGS: kamyszyn
Has thanked: 1 time
Been thanked: 8 times
Contact:

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by kamyszyn »

Final table in "european format" : http://kamyszyn.go.art.pl/kpmc2010
Probably tomorrow results should be available on EGD.
LovroKlc
Lives with ko
Posts: 196
Joined: Thu Jun 03, 2010 4:29 am
Rank: tygem 5d
GD Posts: 259
Has thanked: 31 times
Been thanked: 12 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by LovroKlc »

How can this be B class? As far as I know, main time was 30 minutes, and it is only good for C class than.
Image
kamyszyn
Beginner
Posts: 6
Joined: Thu May 13, 2010 4:04 am
Rank: EGF 2 dan
GD Posts: 0
KGS: kamyszyn
Has thanked: 1 time
Been thanked: 8 times
Contact:

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by kamyszyn »

B class was EGD supervisor decision. Most likely because of this "World championship" thing (also few previous KPMC was rated as B).
User avatar
HermanHiddema
Gosei
Posts: 2011
Joined: Tue Apr 20, 2010 10:08 am
Rank: Dutch 4D
GD Posts: 645
Universal go server handle: herminator
Location: Groningen, NL
Has thanked: 202 times
Been thanked: 1086 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by HermanHiddema »

I think B class is reasonable, because of the long byoyomi (3x30s). Although the basic time falls short, the adjusted time does qualify for B.

I think 30m + 3x30s is in fact a more relaxed tempo than 40m + 1x15s, which would qualify for B class.
User avatar
gaius
Lives in gote
Posts: 476
Joined: Tue Apr 27, 2010 2:55 am
Rank: Dutch 2 dan
GD Posts: 56
KGS: hopjesvla
Has thanked: 193 times
Been thanked: 83 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by gaius »

Wow, check out Artem's performance! His only two losses were against Korea and Japan, but he won against Jiang Lie (US, 7d), Li Ryan (CA, 5d) and Liu Guyu (AU, 7d). IMO, even more impressive than Jiang Lie's 6 wins - Jiang Lie did not face ANY 7d players and lost to Artem...

But it becomes even more impressive because Artem is so young!
My name is Gijs, from Utrecht, NL.

When in doubt, play the most aggressive move
hyperpape
Tengen
Posts: 4382
Joined: Thu May 06, 2010 3:24 pm
Rank: AGA 3k
GD Posts: 65
OGS: Hyperpape 4k
Location: Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
Has thanked: 499 times
Been thanked: 727 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by hyperpape »

Yes, it's a nice one for the rules geeks, but Artem's performance looks better.
LovroKlc
Lives with ko
Posts: 196
Joined: Thu Jun 03, 2010 4:29 am
Rank: tygem 5d
GD Posts: 259
Has thanked: 31 times
Been thanked: 12 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by LovroKlc »

Still this is very unlogical to me. Probably they should change the system. But I will write another post about than another day :D
Image
Javaness
Lives with ko
Posts: 293
Joined: Wed Apr 21, 2010 1:20 am
GD Posts: 0
Has thanked: 10 times
Been thanked: 41 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by Javaness »

I was pretty surprised to see it as class B as well - it doesn't meet the minimum time requirement. Well, I guess it's the rating commission's perogative to make exceptions, and I gain more GoR this way, so it must be fair.
User avatar
Liisa
Lives with ko
Posts: 129
Joined: Wed Jun 16, 2010 3:30 am
Rank: EGF 1989 KGS 2d
GD Posts: 0
Location: Turku, Finland
Has thanked: 12 times
Been thanked: 21 times
Contact:

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by Liisa »

gaius wrote:Wow, check out Artem's performance! His only two losses were against Korea and Japan, but he won against Jiang Lie (US, 7d), Li Ryan (CA, 5d) and Liu Guyu (AU, 7d). IMO, even more impressive than Jiang Lie's 6 wins - Jiang Lie did not face ANY 7d players and lost to Artem...


I checked this with my Asparagus, and indeed it seems that you are right that Artem's performance was better than Jie Liang. His performance rating was about 50 better than Jie's. With one win less, this is definitely meaningful difference.

Underlying problem was that pairs were looked not just from same McMahon group, but also they tried to find pairs where soses were as close as possible. In practice this means that because Jie was paired downwards on round three Jie got lowest SOS and therefore Jie was paired on rounds 4, 5 and 6 one group downwards. This certainly did not help Jie's SOS. In practice Jie, played the tournament like Jie had lost on round 2. Even in round 7 where there was even number of players in highest group, Jie got weakest possible opponent.

I have no idea why the pimp chose to pair this way, but this method is way off from my pimp-book.
User avatar
gaius
Lives in gote
Posts: 476
Joined: Tue Apr 27, 2010 2:55 am
Rank: Dutch 2 dan
GD Posts: 56
KGS: hopjesvla
Has thanked: 193 times
Been thanked: 83 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by gaius »

Liisa wrote:I have no idea why the pimp chose to pair this way, but this method is way off from my pimp-book.

Wait. The "pimp"? That is an, uuhm, interesting word for a tournament organiser!

Also, where can I buy this "pimp-book" you mention? You see... I know this guy... he could give you a real good price... :cool:
My name is Gijs, from Utrecht, NL.

When in doubt, play the most aggressive move
User avatar
Stefany93
Lives with ko
Posts: 248
Joined: Wed Jun 23, 2010 12:39 pm
Rank: KGS 8k
GD Posts: 0
KGS: Azumi93
Online playing schedule: When I am in a mood for Go :D
Location: Arkansas, USA
Has thanked: 193 times
Been thanked: 21 times
Contact:

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by Stefany93 »

Artem won! I am starting to get scared of that guy. Seems he has a huge potential.
LovroKlc
Lives with ko
Posts: 196
Joined: Thu Jun 03, 2010 4:29 am
Rank: tygem 5d
GD Posts: 259
Has thanked: 31 times
Been thanked: 12 times

Re: Korean Prime Minister's Cup

Post by LovroKlc »

Stefany93 wrote:Artem won! I am starting to get scared of that guy. Seems he has a huge potential.



and what exactly did he win. in most tournament, people who have 5/7 dont really win the title...
Image
Post Reply