Professional Commented Games
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- China 6th Weifu Cup round 1: Chang Hao defeated Wang Lei (s), W+R. [2010-9-1]
 - Japan 35th Gosei title match 5: Sakai Hideaki defeated Cho U, W+2.5. [2010-8-30]
- China 2010 National Go Team Competition round 11: Li Zhe defeated Hu Yaoyu, B+R. [2010-8-27]
- Japan 65th Honinbo title match 5: Yamashita Keigo defeated Hane Naoki, W+7.5. [2010-8-26]
- Japan 58th NHK Cup round 2: Cho Chikun defeated Kobayashi Koichi, W+3.5. [2010-8-25]
- China 12th Ahan Tongshan Cup quarter final: Chang Hao defeated Gu Li, W+R. [2010-8-24]
- Korea 38th Myungin league game: Lee Changho defeated Lee Sedol, B+R. [2010-8-23]
- China 7th Chang-ki Cup semi final game 2: Tuo Jiaxi defeated Wang Xi, W+R. [2010-8-20]
- China 7th Chang-ki Cup semi final game 2: Zhou Ruiyang defeated Wang Yao, B+R. [2010-8-19]
- China 7th Chang-ki Cup semi final game 1: Tuo Jiaxi defeated Wang Xi, B+R. [2010-8-18]
- [Sample Game] 14th LG Cup final game 1: Kong Jie vs Lee Changho. [2010-2-23] >>More Samples
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- In the best-of-3 semi final of 7th Chinese Chang-ki Cup held from 8/18 to 8/20, Zhou Ruiyang defeated Wang Yao by 2:1, Tuo Jiaxi knocked out the defending champion Wang Xi by 2:0. Zhou Ruiyang and Tuo Jiaxi will fight for the champion, the best-of-3 final will take place from 10/23 to 10/26. [2010-8-20]
 - The 15th Samsung Cup preliminary was held from 8/2 to 8/6. Total 209 players were divided into 19 groups, after four rounds of intensive fights, total eleven Korean players, seven Chinese players and one Japanese player advanced to the main event. [2010-8-6]
- In the first CJK World Meijin Rivalry held from 7/24 to 7/27, after losing to Lee Changho 9p (Korean Myungin title holder) in the first round, Gu Li (Chinese Mingren Title holder) won the champion by defeating Iyama Yuta (Japanese Meijin Title holder) and Lee Changho 9p in the final two rounds. The champion prize is 300,000 Chinese Yuan. [2010-7-28]
- In the 14th China-Korea Tengen Dual Meet best-of-3 series held from 7/11 to 7/13, Park Junghwan 8p of Korea defeated Chen Yaoye 9p of China by total score 2:1. Park Junghwan shows strong desire for victory and won the last two games after losing the first game. The winner prize is 10,000 USD. [2010-7-14]
- The final of 23rd Fujitsu Cup took place between the current two world strongest players on 7/5, as a result Kong Jie 9p defeated Lee Sedol 9p by 12.5 points and won his third world champion. The champion prize is 15 million Yen. Besides this champion, Kong Jie also keeps other three world champions (LG Cup, Samsung Cup and Asian TV Cup Fast Game) and achieves a great victory to become the world #1 player. [2010-7-5]
 - In the semi final of 23rd Fujitsu Cup held on 7/3, Lee Sedol 9p defeated Piao Wenyao 5p by resignation and Kong Jie 9p defeated Qiu Jun 9p by resignation. Therefore the current two world strongest players, Lee Sedol and Kong Jie, will meet in the final for the champion on 7/5. [2010-7-3]
- The second round of 15th LG Cup continues on 6/9 in South Korea. Kong Jie, Wang Yao, Hu Yaoyu, Piao Wenyao and Meng Tailing of China, Lee Changho, Choi Cheolhan and An Choyoung of Korea beat their opponents respectively and advanced to the quarter final. In this round, Gu Li lost to An Choyoung by resignation and Chang Hao lost to teammate Hu Yaoyu by resignation. Meng Tailing advanced to the quarter final of world major tournaments for the first time and was the biggest dark horse. The quarter and semi final will take place on 11/8 and 11/10 respectively. [2010-6-9]
- The 15th LG Cup main event starts to play, thirty-two world top professionals gathered in South Korea for this big event. In the first round held on 6/7, eleven out of sixteen Chinese players defeated their opponents and advanced to the final sixteen round. Gu Li beat Lee Sedol by resignation, Kong Jie and Chang Hao knocked out their Japanese opponents respectively. Lee Changho defeated Wang Xi by resignation. All four Japanese players were eliminated in this round. The second round will continue on 6/9. [2010-6-7]
- Kong Jie 9p defeated Yuki Satoshi 9p by resignation in the final of 22nd Asian TV Cup Fast Game held on 6/3, Kong Jie successfully defended his champion and is the first Chinese player to win back-to-back champion in this event. Yuki Satoshi's performance is also worth praising in this event, he beat two top-rated young players Chen Yaoye and Kang Doonyoon from China and Korea and brings new hope for Japanese Go arena. [2010-6-3]
- The semi final of 22nd Asian TV Cup Fast Game held on 6/2, Kong Jie defeated Lee Changho by resignation and Yuki Satoshi knocked out Kang Doonyoon by resignation. Kong Jie, the defending champion will face Yuki Satoshi in the final match tomorrow. [2010-6-2]
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