The Pandanet Go European Finals were also held during the tournament, from 2008 to 2011.
| 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 | UK}} Terry Stacey - {{flagicon|Japan}} Hosokawa |
| 1984 | South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su | Austria}} Hasibeder |
| 1985 | South Korea}} Lee | France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su |
| 1986 | South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su | France}} André Moussa - {{flagicon|South Korea}} Lee |
| 1987 | France}} André Moussa | Netherlands}} Robert Rehm - {{flagicon|South Korea}} Yoo Jong-Su - {{flagicon|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 |
1. ^{{cite web|title=Paris GO tournament|url=http://www.imsaworld.com/wp/go/paris-go-tournament/|publisher=International Mind Sports Association|accessdate=22 October 2013}}
2. ^{{cite web|title=Paris GO tournament|url=http://paris2013.jeudego.org/resultats|accessdate=22 October 2013}}