9. Mori Ogai

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The 9th Mori Ogai Tournament in Berlin took place on February 24, 2024 and brought some surprising twists and turns. At the center of the action was Kobayashi Taichi from Japan, who confirmed his outstanding form by winning all of his games to take the undisputed and thus took first place unchallenged. His victories against top-class opponents showed his strategic depth and tactical acuity, making him the undisputed champion of the tournament.

A particular highlight was the encounter in the first round between Kamo Dan and Kruse Janik, in which Kamo surprisingly won and thus opened up chances for second place. This performance, coupled with an impressive rise in the Elo ranks, resulted in Kamo being promoted to 1st Kyu at the end of the tournament.

The tournament was very evenly matched overall, with six players scoring 3 points each. The placings were decided on the basis of the second Buchholz score, which kept the tension high until the end.

For Watanabe Fumihiro, on the other hand, the tournament was a disappointment. He was unable to his usual performance and finished the tournament below expectations.

Justyna Zawadzka from Poland fought bravely, but it was not enough for a victory. However, her efforts were rewarded with a promotion to 11th kyu.

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In summary, the 9th Mori Ogai Tournament was an event full of passion and fighting spirit, where each participant was able to demonstrate their unique skills and character. Of particular note was the performance of Kobayashi Taichi, whose dominant performance thrilled everyone. Congratulations to all participants for their performance and sportsmanship!

NrNameNatGradeELO12345Pts+/-
1Kobayashi TaichiJP2517*5+2+3+4+7+5
2Kruse JanikDE3 Dan20853-1-5+8+4+3-9
3Kamo DanJP2 Kyu16422+8+1-6+5-3+78
4Masuda ShingoJP1 Kyu18357+6+8+1-2-3+10
5Rödel RichardDE2 Dan17551-9+(-2p)2-0+3+3+9
6Többens DanielDE1 Kyu16190+4-7+3-9+3-10
7Frischmuth UweDE3 Kyu12634-0+6-9+1-2-1
8Watanabe FumihiroJP1 Dan17859+3-4-2-0+2-27
9Zawadzka JustynaPL8818-5-(+2p)0+7-6-1+12

Promoting Kobayashi Taichi to 2 Dan
Promoting Kamo Dan to 1 Kyu
Promoting Zawadzka Justyna to 11 Kyu


Annual review of the house league: successes and outlook for 2024

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GPT 3.5
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The year 2023 is drawing to a close and it's time to to look back on an exciting and thrillingnpx house league season. With 15 dedicated participants this year, the league has year, the league has once again proven how much it has a passion for passion for gaming and competition within your own four walls.

One of the most notable developments in this year's house league was undoubtedly Fritz's impressive performance. By a wide margin the leaderboard by a wide margin and emerged as the dominant player of the season. His impressive skills and commitment impressed and inspired many.

Another notable achievement was Fumihiro, who participated in every every single house league in 2023 and played an incredible 40 games. games. His dedication and perseverance are truly admirable and are testament to a true house league enthusiast.

New challenges and exciting changes are already on the horizon for the coming year 2024. and exciting changes are already on the horizon. The ranks of the house league participants will be adjusted based on the FESA, which will ensure even more balanced and and more exciting competitions. It is expected that this will lead to an even more intense and fairer and fairer house league season.

The anticipation for next year and the continuation of the Hausliga is great, and the participants can hardly wait to to put their skills to the test and conquer the leaderboard. It is sure to be an exciting year for all house league fans and participants!

We wish all participants a happy end to 2023 and a successful start to the new 2024 house league season!


Latest news from the last two house leagues!

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We are happy to welcome two new players to our rankings. A warm welcome to Mike and Yao Bu, who have taken their first steps in our shogi community. We hope they have fun playing and quickly find their way into the rankings.

Riku put together an impressive run in the April House League, winning three in a row. This great performance was rewarded, with an additional promotion point. But even with this handicap, Riku put in a strong performance in the May House League, proving that there is still room for improvement.

Daniel was finally able to score his first point of the year in May. It's nice to see that he remains motivated and improves despite the challenges and strong competition.

Fumihiro, on the other hand, struggled in the house leagues in April and May and was demoted twice. Sometimes you can get caught on a losing streak, but we're confident that Fumihiro will soon regain his strength and playfulness.

Richi was able to rank up due to his higher rank in the May house league. We are curious how long he can keep his new rank and are looking forward to exciting games from him.

The house leagues are always an exciting opportunity to test your skills and meet new players. We congratulate all participants on their successes and thank them for their dedication and commitment. May the next month bring more exciting matches and surprises!

Your Shogi Berlin