Ke Jie 9P and Park Junghwan 9P battle it out in the Nongshim Cup
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- čas přidán 24. 08. 2020
- In the final round of the Nongshim Cup, Ke Jie 9P of China and Park Junghwan 9P of Korea play an exciting game. The Nongshim Cup is a Go tournament sponsored by Nongshim, an instant noodle food company of South Korea. China, Japan, and Korea participated with 5 players each in this team tournament. Park Junghwan was the final Korean player in the 10th round and he had to defeat the Japanese player Iyama Yuta 9P and 3 Chinese players, Mi Yuting 9P, Fan TingYu 9P, and Xie Erhao 9P to get to this final round. Waiting for him in the final round was the famous Chinese player Ke Jie 9P and they had to decide who was the world's best player in this final game.
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Mr. Redmond, thank you for all the great analyses on this channel! It is very inspiring to have such crystal clear analyses of recent pro games, and really motivates me in my journey to get a bit stronger myself. Massive thumbs up from me, these are much appreciated!
Michael,
It would be great if you would make a video some time about your whole career and what it took for you to make the awesome heights on Pro 9-Dan.
I've visited the Nippon Ki-in three times, I think it was, twice for Honinbo-level lectures and once when I was shown around the teen-agers school. The lectures were truly astonishing, not merely for the awesome command of the game but more for the very great clarity of both thought and mind and of expression which the men showed. The visit to the school, by contrast, was just a hoot. I've served on a Japanese school board, and I've taught international-level professional interpreters, so I kinda thought I knew about Japanese youth. Wrong! That's a total zoo they're running there!
Was that how you found it?
Never knew that the Ramen I ate had it's own GO tournament.
I decided to watch your reviews to try to gain strength. It is much appreciated that I can pull out my board and try to play along with the expertise you provide in this review. I very much thank you for putting out this content.
I feel like Park is about to tell me the name of my card. LOL
Thank you Michael for showing us the game. In all honesty I honestly have no clue at all on what’s going because i am new to the game I know some stuff but I wish I knew a lot more hope you can make teaching videos to help new interested people who want to learn the game.
Thank you again Michael. I hope you can find the time to keep us abreast of the Japanese tournaments, especially the current Meijin match.
Yes I'd like to do that. With the most generous sponsors of Go being Japanese media, they like to cover the games first and seem to think that I would be capitalizing on their investment if I posted before they were completely finished, so I have to be careful not to annoy them too much. That said, I will continue to try to make that happen without getting into trouble.
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Thank you for your analysis, can't wait for more!
This game is insane.
Thank you sensei for the review. I was watching the game live and it was super tense
頂上決戦の解説は嬉しいです。字幕を頼って観ましたが、とても参考になりました。ありがとうございます。
Thanks for the great game review.
Ke's white game is strong!
Hey Mr redmond i am a beginner of Go ..i have two questions: what do you suggest me as a resource to improve and second, i read about your biography and it says you never won a tournament?
I assume some people are not lucky or not made for tournaments maybe and are good at analysis and commentaries i guess..because your ranking is impressive. So i wanted to ask you why is that?
Thanks in advance.
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what video software do you use?
I am just starting to use OBS
@@MichaelRedmondsGoTV I use restream.io to stream to multiple platform so i stream to twitch and youtube at the same time.
nice haircut. Red T-shirt is great. Is that about Redmond (Red)?
Some thoughts about lighting conditions:
do use incandescent lighting for filming, there will be no video-flickering, and skin looks much better with incandescent lamps (the skin of all people is shades of orange)
supposedly by "elo" park is slightly better than ke, but in his head to head matchups with ke in tournaments he kept losing badly. what's the possible reason?
Park has a slightly higher overall winrate, but Ke has a slightly higher adjusted elo rating. Their head to head record till now is 13 : 14 in Ke's favour. Their recent games against Shin Jinseo seem to have a pretty noticeable effect on their rating.
How about TAIKYOKU SHOUGI ? Is there a tournament for Taikyoku shougi? ( I will pay Magnus Carlsen and Gary Kasparov $ 3 million to play Taikyoku shougi !! ) : /