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Paris Go Tournament
Full nameTournoi de Go de Paris
Started1972
Prize moneyVaries
AffiliationFrench Go Federation
Paris Go Tournament
Full nameFinals of Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour
Started2001
Defunct2007
Prize moneyVaries
AffiliationEuropean Go Federation
Paris Go Tournament
Full namePandanet Go European Finals
Started2008
Defunct2011
Prize moneyVaries
AffiliationEuropean Go Federation

The Paris Go Tournament is a Go tournament organized by the French Go Federation.

The Pandanet Go European Finals were also held during the tournament, from 2008 to 2011.

Awards (from 1979)[edit]

Year Winner Second First European go-player Notes
1979 Netherlands Zandweld Netherlands Müller
1980 France Frédéric Donzet France Pierre Aroutcheff
1981 France Frédéric Donzet France André Moussa
1982 Netherlands Ronald Schlemper France André Moussa
1983 United Kingdom Terry Stacey - Japan Hosokawa
1984 South Korea Yoo Jong-Su Austria Hasibeder
1985 South Korea Lee France André Moussa - South Korea Yoo Jong-Su
1986 South Korea Yoo Jong-Su France André Moussa - South Korea Lee
1987 France André Moussa Netherlands Robert Rehm - South Korea Yoo Jong-Su - Japan Maeda Norizatsu
1988 South Korea Yoo Jong-Su France André Moussa
1989 ? ?
1990 China Zhang Shutai Netherlands Laurent Heiser
1991 China Zhang Shutai France Jeff Séailles
1992 China Zhang Shutai China Guo Juan France Frédéric Donzet (4th)
1993 China Shen Guang-Ji China Guo Juan France Frédéric Donzet (5th)
1994 China Guo Juan China Shen Guang-Ji France Pierre Colmez (3rd)
1995 China Zhang Shutai China Guo Juan France Jeff Séailles (9th)
1996 Japan Miyakawa Wataru China Dai Junfu France Pierre Colmez (4th)
1997 China Guo Juan China Zhang Shutai France André Moussa (3rd)
1998 China Zhang Shutai South Korea Lee Hyuk Germany Christoph Gerlach (3rd)
1999 China Guo Juan Germany Christoph Gerlach
2000 China Du Jingyu China Zhao Pei Netherlands Erik Puyt 4th)
2001 China Fan Hui China Du Jingyu France Jeff Séailles (5th) Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2002 China Fan Hui China Du Jingyu Romania Ion Florescu (5th) Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2003 China Fan Hui Hungary Csaba Mérő Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2004 China Fan Hui France Jeff Séailles Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2005 China Fan Hui Japan Noguchi Motoki Germany Benjamin Teuber (3rd) Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2006 China Bao Yun China Fan Hui Romania Cornel Burzo (4th) Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2007 Japan Nakano Yaushiro South Korea Cho Seok Bin Netherlands Kuin Merlijn (5th) Finals of "Toyota - IGS-PandaNet European Go Tour"
2008 China Fan Hui China Dai Junfu France Paul Drouot (11th) "Pandanet Go European Finals"
2009 South Korea Oh Chimin China Fan Hui France Antoine Fenech (4th) "Pandanet Go European Finals"
2010 China Dai Junfu Hungary Csaba Mero "Pandanet Go European Finals"
2011 China Liu Yuanbo China Xue Lei Hungary Csaba Mérő "Pandanet Go European Finals"
2012 China Dai Junfu[1] France Tanguy Le Calvé 40ème tournoi de Paris / 27ème tournoi d'Antony
2013 China Dai Junfu[2] Spain Oh Lluis 41ème tournoi de Paris

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Paris GO tournament". International Mind Sports Association. Retrieved 22 October 2013.
  2. ^ "Paris GO tournament". Retrieved 22 October 2013.
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