Wu Yiming wins three-game winning streak in the world women’s Go competition
2022-05-25 10:45:21Source: Xinhuanet
After the game, Wang Lei said that Wu Yiming played very well in this game of chess, especially in the complicated battle, he played very well.
Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, May 24. According to the China Weiqi Association, in the third game of the first Lakeside Cup Seoul News World Women’s Go Championship held online on the 24th, the 15-year-old Chinese team pioneer Wu Yiming played black in three dan after 249 hands. In the contest, he defeated the Japanese chess player Suzuki Akidan with an advantage of 11 and a half, and won three consecutive victories.
After the first two consecutive games, Han pioneer Zhongyi Jin and Li Sezhu, Wu Yiming ushered in the challenge of 38-year-old Japanese veteran Ayumi Suzuki that day.
As predicted by Wang Lei, the coach of the Chinese women’s team before the game, the battle was fierce in this game. In the prologue stage, the two sides fought on the top, and then the fighting spread to the right. Black 87 did not choose to capture White’s 3 pieces to protect the ground in the upper right corner, but chose to take advantage, and the situation became more and more complicated.
The battle in the second half of the game became more and more intense. Several pieces of chess on both sides were entangled, and both of them entered the countdown. After the black 129 was eliminated, Ayumi Suzuki made a mistake in his judgment. White chose to save the number of stones below, and did not go to the clip below Black’s 99. Black has established a great advantage in one fell swoop. Ayumi Suzuki insisted on finishing the official post, and Wu Yiming won in the end. In addition to winning the winning streak award, Wu Yiming will also receive a winning streak bonus of 2 million won (about 10,600 yuan).
After the game, Wang Lei said that Wu Yiming played very well in this game of chess, especially in the complicated battle, he played very well.
The world women’s Go competition is held in the arena. At present, the South Korean team and the Japanese team have four and three players left respectively, while the Chinese team is still full of five players. In the game on the 25th, South Korean chess player Xu Ruixuan will take the stage to attack.