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- 1st_Honinbo abstract "The 1st Honinbo was the first ever professional Go tournament. Eight players competed for the title. The tournament utilized a makeshift league system where players would play four knockout rounds. At the end of each round, the winning player would receive six points. The runner-up would receive five, and the losing semi-finalists would have a playoff to decide who finished in third (four points) and fourth (three points). Players knocked out in the first round received one point.White received 4.5 komi during the knockout rounds and players had 13 hours thinking time. Tamejiro Suzuki, however, was granted 16 hours thinking time because of his disdain for time limits. At the conclusion of the fourth knockout round, the two top players in the standings, Riichi Sekiyama and Shin Kato, played a six game series to decide the winner. The initial series finished even at three games, but Sekiyama was given the title for having accumulated more points in the knockout rounds.".
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- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageRevisionID "555260845".
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Category:1941_in_go.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Category:Go_competitions.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_go.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Go_(board_game).
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Go_(game).
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Go_Seigen.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Honinbo_(competition).
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Katsukiyo_Kubomatsu.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Kensaku_Segoe.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Komidashi.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Minoru_Kitani.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Nobuaki_Maeda.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Riichi_Sekiyama.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Shin_Kato.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLink Tamejiro_Suzuki.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLinkText "1941".
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLinkText "1st Honinbo".
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageWikiLinkText "first edition".
- 1st_Honinbo hasPhotoCollection 1st_Honinbo.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Go-stub.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- 1st_Honinbo wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Round8-with_third.
- 1st_Honinbo subject Category:1941_in_go.
- 1st_Honinbo subject Category:Go_competitions.
- 1st_Honinbo subject Category:History_of_go.
- 1st_Honinbo type Competition.
- 1st_Honinbo type Competition.
- 1st_Honinbo comment "The 1st Honinbo was the first ever professional Go tournament. Eight players competed for the title. The tournament utilized a makeshift league system where players would play four knockout rounds. At the end of each round, the winning player would receive six points. The runner-up would receive five, and the losing semi-finalists would have a playoff to decide who finished in third (four points) and fourth (three points).".
- 1st_Honinbo label "1st Honinbo".
- 1st_Honinbo sameAs 第1期本因坊戦.
- 1st_Honinbo sameAs m.0gx_yxn.
- 1st_Honinbo sameAs Q4596368.
- 1st_Honinbo sameAs Q4596368.
- 1st_Honinbo wasDerivedFrom 1st_Honinbo?oldid=555260845.
- 1st_Honinbo isPrimaryTopicOf 1st_Honinbo.