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Samsung Fire Cup

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Past winners and runners-up
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The Samsung Fire Cup (Korean: 삼성화재배, Hanja: 三星火災杯) is a Go competition.

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The Samsung Cup is an international Go competition. The official name is The Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance World Masters Baduk. The Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance of South Korea (which is a branch of the Samsung Group) and Hanguk Kiwon host the competition. The format starts with a preliminary tournament in which even amateur players are allowed to play. After the preliminaries, 16 players who advance plus the last four players of the previous year make up the main event. The semi-finals have a best-of-3 format, while the final has a best-of-3 match.

The latest edition starts off with the preliminaries, and then it is followed by splitting the players into 8 groups, with 4 players in each. There are three rounds, which are used to determine the 16 players that will be in the main tournament. The players must win two of their matches in order to advance to the round of 16. If there is someone with one win and one loss, they will play each other to see who can gain the second win. Obviously the people with two losses, whether they have a win or not, will be eliminated from the tournament.

Past winners and runners-up

Year	Nat.	Winner	Score	Nat.	Runner-up
1996	Japan\|1947}}	Yoda Norimoto	2–1	South Korea\|1984}}	Yoo Chang-hyuk
1997	{{Flagicon\|South Korea}}	Lee Chang-ho	3–0	Japan\|1947}}	Kobayashi Satoru
1998-1999			3–2	China}}	Ma Xiaochun
1999			3–0	Japan}}	Cho Son-jin
2000		Yoo Chang-hyuk	3–1	Japan}}	Yamada Kimio
2001		Cho Hun-hyun	2–1	China}}	Chang Hao
2002-2003		Cho Hun-hyun	2–0	China}}	Wang Lei
2003	Japan}}	Cho Chikun	2–1	South Korea}}	Pak Yeong-hun
2004	South Korea}}	Lee Se-dol	2–0	China}}	Wang Xi
2005-2006	China}}	Luo Xihe	2–1	{{Flagicon\|South Korea}}	Lee Chang-ho
2006-2007	China}}	Chang Hao	2–0	{{Flagicon\|South Korea}}	Lee Chang-ho
2007-2008	{{Flagicon\|South Korea}}	Lee Se-dol	2–1	South Korea}}	Pak Yeong-hun
2008-2009	{{Flagicon\|South Korea}}	Lee Se-dol	2–0	China}}	Kong Jie
2009	China}}	Kong Jie	2–0	China}}	Qiu Jun
2010	China}}	Gu Li	2–1	South Korea}}	Heo Yeong-ho
2011	South Korea}}	Won Seong-jin	2–1	{{Flagicon\|China}}	Gu Li
2012	South Korea}}	Lee Se-dol	2–1	{{Flagicon\|China}}	Gu Li
2013	China}}	Tang Weixing	2–0	South Korea}}	Lee Se-dol
2014	South Korea}}	Kim Ji-seok	2–0	China}}	Tang Weixing
2015	{{Flagicon\|China}}	Ke Jie	2–0	China}}	Shi Yue
2016		Ke Jie	2–1	China}}	Tuo Jiaxi
2017		Gu Zihao	2-1	China}}	Tang Weixing
2018		Ke Jie	2-1	South Korea}}	An Kukhyun

External links

Official Samsung Fire Cup website {{ko icon}}

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Past winners and runners-up

See also

External links