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Luo Xihe

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resigning due to having insufficient territory after playing a very bad ko fight in the top left corner. Experts showed the final variations as Lee losing 1 of 2 very large territories on the board. After this match, Luo was able to reach the semi-finals of an international tournament for the first time in his career. At the same time, Hu was able to progress, whilst Cho was defeated by Choi.
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remained. Against a surging Lee Sedol, who had won 29 games with 2 losses across all international tournaments, Luo was able to gain the upper hand in the opening of the match, and due to many decisive errors by Lee, Luo was able to slowly outplay Lee throughout the entire board, culminating in Lee
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in the quarterfinals. Luo considered his first round match with Cho as his hardest, whilst against Song, he was able to play a cunning trap that lured Song into a false sense of security. Prior to the start of the quarter-finals, all the Japanese Go players had been defeated, and only 2 Chinese
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His biggest breakthrough came in the 10th Samsung Cup, where he was able to play through a series of qualifying rounds to reach the round of 32 of the main tournament. In this tournament, he faced
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was able to perform an IQ test on many of its young professionals during the late '80s to early '90s, and Luo was able to score higher than all of his compatriots, which included the likes of
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during the Huarong Trail). After that game, Luo was not able to come close to playing in another major tournament again, only settling for playing in the qualifying competitions.
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Luo Xihe started learning Go at the age of six. He turned pro in 1989, and was promoted to 9 dan in 2002. At a very young age, the
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where he reached the quarterfinals, and facing eventual champion
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in the first 2 rounds, before playing defending champion
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Index

Trad.
Simp.
Pinyin
China
China
China
Ma Xiaochun
Rank
Chinese Weiqi Association
simplified Chinese
traditional Chinese
pinyin
Chinese
Go
player
Chinese Weiqi Association
Chang Hao
Zhou Heyang
Shao Weigang
Wang Lei
Samsung Cup
Cho Hunhyun
Cao Cao
Cho Han-seung
Song Tae-kon
Lee Sedol
Hu Yaoyu
Lee Chang-ho
Choi Cheol-han
Lee Sedol

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