5th Jeongganjang Cup
3rd stage. Last game.
Yashiro Kumiko(5p) - Lee Minjin(5p) - W+6.5
Lee Minjin - 5 wins in row!
Korean team won this title!
Thursday, March 15, 2007
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Go is perhaps the oldest board game in the world. The rules are very simple, and you can learn them in a few minutes - but they lead to a countless number of intriguing patterns and clever maneuvers. Learning to play is easy, but learning to play well requires much study and practice. The best way to learn, especially at the beginning, is simply to play games and become familiar with the patterns.
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