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Othello News October 2016


Yusuke Takanashi wins 100th Kanagawa Open

Location: Kanagawa, Japan
Date: October 30th
​Format: 6 rounds
Links: LiveOthello, JOA website

Great way to lead up to maybe a fifth World Championship title for Yusuke Takanashi. He won all his games. Second place for Ben Seeley who won 5 games and lost 1 against Meijin winner Masaya Kasai.

It was an exciting tournament and also a lot of fun. 

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SEELEY Ben 26-38 KASAI Masaya
100th Kanagawa Open, round 3

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report by Ben Seeley on US Othello

​Belated results of the Kanagawa OpenI placed 2nd out of 56 players. I think this was a good result, it was better than I was expecting. Yusuke Takanashi (surprise!) won the tournament with no losses at all. And I had a lot more discs than anyone else on 5 wins, but Takanashi had WAY more discs than I had, so his performance must have been quite dominating.
I really enjoyed meeting a lot of Japanese players again (Kyoko, Tiger Lady, Jo Nakano, Takashi Yamakawa, etc.), as well as plenty of the players visiting for WOC, like Ilya and Leonid Shifman, the Germans (including Matthias Berg’s Dad, who I hadn’t seen in 14 years!), Imre Leader, the Swedes, Brian and Yoko Rose, Takuji Kashiwabara, etc. I wonder if it’s the most non-Japanese players to ever play in a Japanese tournament?
I particularly enjoyed meeting Takeshi Murakami again. He has always been an inspirational figure to me, but now it’s just ridiculous. Who starts out amazing, gets a brain tumor and loses most of his voice (and all the other crap he had to put up with), and comes out even more amazing?!?!
I could say it’s not fair he got a brain tumor, but maybe what is really unfair is that hardly anyone has his spirit and character, and that is the real tragedy in this world.
-It was a whole entertainment value all in itself to play a tournament with 60+ people crammed in a tiny room. I am pretty sure in America the fire codes would not have allowed it! But I enjoyed the effect.
– My brain truly felt off during the tournament, which was part of why I was surprised to get the result I got. In one game at the end I spaced out on the order of discs I needed to flip, which was embarrassing even though it didn’t cost me the win. And in another game, after it was over I kept insisting that my opponent had gotten 28 discs rather than 27 discs. Finally I prevailed on him that he had gotten 28 discs, and filled out the form and turned it in. Then I checked LiveOthello and saw that my opponent had gotten 27 discs… and the position on the board matched, so apparently I also couldn’t count properly that day, either.
-Even more surprising: my average error rate during the games was actually the lowest it has ever been in a tournament. It was probably just luck, since it was only 6 games it’s hard to say, but I’m hoping it was more than just luck. And my midgames were bad, but it seemed to force me to play really good moves after that (partly by narrowing my choices), so my endgames were good enough to make up for the bad midgames.
-In the game I lost, to Masaya Kasai (ruru), he literally played a perfect game, until the end of the game when he gave two discs to me, who was but a humble Othello beggar at that point. It’s kind of hard to beat perfect play, so… And I am quite sure that has literally never happened to me before in a tournament, so my hat’s off to him.
And after the game there was some nice analysis from Takashi Yamakawa, Takanashi, and Kasai. And Kasai did some moves which were the only winning moves, which none of the rest of us thought were right, so he was quite brilliant in that game.

Oh, I heard something funny Imre said when I was taking this photo, I simply must share it:
“When I was your age we didn’t have written language, and even worse we didn’t have Othello. Be grateful to your elders for what they created for you, young punk.” (That Fukuchi kid is amazing in Othello, and we all know how amazing Imre is in every aspect!)


Bo Xiang Koh wins 14th Singapore Othello Open

Location: Singapore
Date: October 30th
​Format: 7 rounds
Links: Othello Singapore FB


Bo Xiang Koh​ won the 14th Singapore Open with 2 points more than the runnerup, his elder brother Alex. At the WOC in Mito he also stayed ahead of his brother. Team Singapore was third team at the WOC.

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Round 1: Hermanto Tanzil (b) vs Daniel Wirawan (w)

Yusuke Takanashi, 4 times World Othello Champion wins 61-3
His opponents in Mito will not be that easy!


Yusuke Takanashi wins 19th Shinagawa Super League

Location: Shinagawai, Japan
Date: October 23rd
​Format: 7 rounds
Links: JOA website

​Yusuke Takanashi won the tournament with 6 wins and 1 loss (against Makoto Suekuni 31-33 in the final round). Second place for 
Daisuke Kamikura, 5 wins and 2 losses and third place for Makoto Suekuni who also scored 5 wins and 2 losses. Yasushi Nagano, member of WOC team Japan, scored 4 wins and 3 losses and finished 4th. Nobuaki Mitsuya, another WOC player, finished 5th also with 4 wins and 3 losses. Takeshi Murakami and Tetsuya Nakajima, also had 4 wins.
We asked Yusuke how he prepares for the World Othello Championship: "I qualified for the WOC only quite recently, in September.  As a result I haven’t been able to do much, but I am catching up, mainly by playing in as many tournaments as possible.  I will play at the 100th Kanagawa Open on October 30th, too".


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JOA promotes Othello in Yokohama, March 2016

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​David Tran wins Juniors Grand Prix Othello 2016

Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Date: October 25th
​Format: 7 rounds
Links: Othello CR Facebook


Another Othello tournament organised by the Czech Othello Federation, this time for school students. I am sure they all enjoyed a fun Othello tournament. Winner with 6 wins and 1 loss is twelve year old David Tran. Congrats!
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Tomáš Douda wins Grand Prix Othello Tournament 2016

Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Date: October 22nd
​Format: 7 rounds
Links: Othello CR Facebook


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​John Adams unveils Junior Othello World Championship UK finalist

From Toyworld Business Magazine

11 year old Alexandra impressed the judges with her strategic thinking and rationale within her competition entry form, showing her to be a potential Junior Othello World Champion.
Following her win, Alexandra will visit Japan to compete at the Junior Othello World Championships in November. Between now and then, Alexandra will be mentored by representatives from the British Othello Federation in preparation for the event.
“I’m really excited about the trip to Japan,” said Alexandra. “I can’t believe I’ve won; Othello is my all-time favourite board game, so to win the chance to play in the Junior Othello World Championships is amazing.”
John Adams Leisure is providing sponsorship for Alexandra to attend the event, covering all expenses for her and her mum, who will accompany her on the trip to Mito at the end of October.
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Alexandra Bryant

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News from the WOF Office

​Today October 17th, The WOF Office shipped 7 boxes filled with Othello games to three W.O.F. federations that plan school events.

​The Othello World expands!!!!​

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Stéphane Nicolet and Emmanuel Lazard win Ile de France 7

Location: Paris, France
Date: October 16th
​Format: 5 rounds
​Link: FFO website, LiveOthello


This year Thierry Lévy-Abégnoli and Marc Tastet took turns for the top position at the IdF. Marc won IdF 1 and 2, Thierry won IdF3, Marc won IdF4. Thierry won IdF 5 and they both won IdF6! As I was waiting for the results, I was thinking, who will it be this time..... Marc,Thierry or again both?
Serge Benoit had to withdraw and was replaced at short notice by Stéphane Nicolet. The tournament finished with two winners, the WOC computer wizards, Stéphane Nicolet and Emmanuel Lazard!
Stéphane started wth a loss against Michel Busuttil but won the next 4 rounds. Emmanuel Lazard lost only to Stéphane in round 4. 

Final results after 5 rounds:

   1:   4 pts [223]   NICOLET Stéphane (433) {FRA}
                   [191]   LAZARD Emmanuel (11) {FRA}
   3:   3 pts [177]   TASTET Marc (2) {FRA}
                   [169]   LEVY-ABEGNOLI Thierry (3598) {FRA}
                   [138]   BUSUTTIL Michel (228) {FRA}
   6:   2 pts [170]   TOUCHENE Fouad (9025) {DZA}
   7:   1 pt   [92]   CLUZON Gilles (3734) {FRA}

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Emmanuel Lazard and Stéphane Nicolet, hard at work at WOC


LÉVY-ABÉGNOLI Thierry 29-35 LAZARD Emmanuel
IdF 7 2016, round 1



LAZARD Emmanuel 39-25 TASTET Marc
IdF 7 2016, round 3



NICOLET Stéphane 47-17 LAZARD Emmanuel
IdF 7 2016, round 4


​Othello News Report for WOF Annual Meeting November 4th 2016
 
The Othello News website was launched August 26th 2011. Othello News started as a hobby and filled the gap when the Othello Wiki Book Project went offline. The news it brings connects players from all over the world.
 
To make articles interesting for readers, the main extra ingredients (besides results) are replayable games, tourney reports and pictures.
 
18 out of 30 federations have a homepage mostly with general information. For Othello News the sites with quick news-updates and tourney reports are a great help. In a perfect world the Othello info about recent and upcoming tournaments would automatically be send to Othello News by the National Federations as requested at the Annual Meeting in Stockholm by the WOF. I want to thank all those Othello friends that send in newsworthy information. But I still spend a lot of time hunting for interesting material on the web.
 
This last September we had 697 unique visitors per week, 2.956 pageviews. Maybe it is time to professionalise what started as a hobby.
 
-Does Othello News need a domain name? Will moving the site mean a lot of work getting all the pages correct? Nothing is more boring than redoing old stuff.
-Othello News needs not a trickle, but a downpour of info and pictures and whatever interesting stuff to be send to its desk by individual players and by National Federations.
-An international Othello Agenda not collected by ON, but under WOF supervision.
-I was present as reporter at WOC’s since 2012 (except for WOC 2014 in Bangkok) About time to be on the spot at one of the main Japanese tournaments and other special tournaments. Any travel funds available?
-It is great to be able to show replayable games, thanks to the players that send them in at my request and thanks to the wonderful LiveOthello site. I would like to present more game analysis. For that I need someone who has Othello and teaching skills.
-Othello News website has a lot of Japanese readers. Is the news ON offers on Japanese tournaments enough as it is? 
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​Percentage of ON visitors in 2016 per country (note: Netherlands takes 2nd place due to editors activity, should be 12th –or 13th place)
​Team Othello News:
Trees van Seggelen, general editor
Tom Schotte, statistics
Marc Tastet, finds typos and other errors

The W.O.F. President report 

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The last two years have been an exciting period for World Othello Federation (WOF). First of all, the conflict between Anjar and Megahouse that lasted for several years came to an ending. This conflict implied that many plans and activities had to wait. But now, with MegaHouse as the worldwide owner of all rights, title and interests in the Othello, it is possible to start developing Othello all over the world. New contracts will be signed with both new and excisting licensees, and they will be committed to a stronger relationship with the WOF. This is a relationship that also the national federations will benefit from.

WOF have established a good relationship with Megahouse. Together we want to increasing the prevalence of Othello all over the world. We want to strengthen Othello in countries that already have a national federation as well as help to establish federations in new countries.

World Othello Championship (WOC) have been the main event for WOF for many years. In spite of great challenges to get sponsors the last years, we have managed to arrange WOC in a very good way. A lot of people have been involved in this events and have done a tremendous job.

​With help from sponsors WOF have had the opportunity to establish a WOF Office. I see this as a necessity for WOF if we shall manage to develop Othello together with our sponsors. The WOF Office handles communication with our members and new federations, as well as having contact with our sponsors. WOF office is also important in coordinating activities with the different WOF committees.

It is a lot of people that do a great job for Othello and World Othello Federations, and I want to thank you all. The confederations and federations are very important in development of Othello, and I’m glad to see that the activity is growing and that new federations are established. Also many people are involved in the important work that the WOF committees are doing. Your engagement is essential for WOF.


​The next years will be as exciting as the previous. We have just started to build the future together with Megahouse. With the support from players and enthusiasts all over the world, we are going to develop the game we all love.
​

Tor Birger Skogen, 
President World Othello Federation
​October 16th 2016


Burn those calories with Giant Othello!

Kim and Mads from the famous LFOF Othello-club in Denmark, play 2x5 min. Othello on a really big board. Mindsport that makes you sweat!

Invitation to the 100th Kanagawa Open

Hi Othello players,

The 100th Kanagawa Open will be held on Sunday, October 30th.  To celebrate the centennial anniversary of the tournament, we will invite the past winners of this tournament, and players who are going to play at the World Othello Championships in Mito, with the entry fee free.  The venue is Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall (Conference room 1-3 on the 4th floor), which is just one minute walk from Kawasaki Station and can be reached from Shinjuku (in Tokyo) in less than 40 minutes by train and less than 10 minutes from Yokohama (in Kanagawa).

The 40th World Othello Championships will start on Tuesday, November 1st. So why don’t you come to Japan a few days earlier, enjoy sightseeing in Kanto area, and play in the Kanagawa Open before you get all serious in Mito?  It will be a nice warmup for the WOC and also a great occasion to meet many Japanese players who didn’t qualify to play in Mito.
 
The tournament (20 minutes per player, 6-round swiss) will start at 13:30 (please be at the venue at least a few minutes earlier). Kawasaki Station can be reached in less than 30 minutes by train from Haneda International Airport, and about one hour and a half from Narita International Airport.  So even if you are arriving in Tokyo in the morning of Sunday you will easily be able to make it to the tournament site.  If you can’t find the Muza Kawasaki Symphony Hall, you can call me (Kyoko Takeda) at 090-9320-3903.  I or some other player will go to the Kawasaki Station to fetch you. 
 
The tournament will end at around 19:00, after which a casual practice session will be held until 20:30, for those for whom six games of tournament play won’t be enough!  We are looking forward to seeing you all at the Kanagawa Open.

Best regards,
Kyoko Takeda
Keita Ohmori
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Takeshi Murakami and Keisuke Fukuchi at 95th Kanagawa Open
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Takanori Oshimizu wins 89th Sendai Open

Location: Sendai, Japan
Date: October 9th
​Format: 6 rounds
Links: JOA website, Tohuko block FB

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Takanori Oshimizu won the tournament with 5 wins and 1 loss. After 5 wins, he lost in the final round against the runner-up Hisakazu Sato who also scored 5 wins. Third place for Kenta Saito with 4 wins and 2 losses.
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Othello News sent a list of questions to all these players. The first ones to respond were Yan Song, Hisako Kinoshita, Ben Seeley and Nicky van den Biggelaar. I hope the rest will follow soon. Check it out at the WOC 2016 Interview Page. WOC list of players sorted by rating can be foud here.

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Takanori Ohshimizu (6dan) -Hisakazu Sato (4dan)

Leonid Shifman wins Kfar-Saba Open

Location: Kfar-Saba, Israel
Date: October 8th
​Format: 5 rounds

Team Israel at WOC 2016: 
Leonid Shifman, Ilya Shifman and Pavel Radzivilovsky. All three were present at the Kfar-Saba Open. Leonid won the tournament by a hair with 4 points, his son Ilya also scored 4 points. Leonid lost  24-40 against Lev Radzivilovsky in round 2 but secured the tournament win with a 43-21 win against Ilya in the final round. 


Final result after 5 rounds:
SHIFMAN, Leonid, IL, 4, 218
SHIFMAN, Ilya, IL, 4, 183
MALNEV, Andrey, IL, 4, 213
MARGALIOT, Michael, IL, 3, 188
RADZIVILOVSKY, Lev, IL, 2, 170
RADZIVILOVSKY, Pavel, IL, 2, 135
SHIFMAN, Michael, IL, 2, 128
SHRIEBMAN, Or, IL, 1, 114
RADZIVILOVSKY, Irena, IL, 1, 130
PRESENTE, Nimrod, IL, 1, 121

 

Othello Openings: I know cats and snakes, boats and roses, what are tanida's?

Andreas Höhne introduced me to the Tanida Opening maybe 16 years ago. Back then I took the name for granted, I did not realise it was actually someone's name. 
Over the years I have had the pleasure to meet some of the people that gave their name to an opening and their openings are shown below.  Did I forget to show yours, so sorry, mail me. A list of openings can be found here.
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Tanida Opening
Kunihiko Tanida



Tamenori Opening
Hideshi Tamenori



Rose Opening
Brian Rose



Leader's Tiger
Imre Leader



Iwasaki Variation
Masaaki Iwasaki



Murakami Variation
Takeshi Murakami



Shaman / Danish Opening
David Shaman



Feldborg / Aircraft Opening
Karsten Feldborg


First World Othello Champion: Hiroshi Inoue

  • The first WOC was held in 1977 in Tokyo, winner was Hiroshi Inoue from Japan, Thomas Heiberg from Norway finished second. More pictures of this event can be found here. ​Tourney info at WOC History
  • Earlier that year Hiroshi Inoue had won the All Japan Championship
  • In 1979 Hiroshi reclaimed his titles.  He won the All Japan Championship and the World Othello Championship in Rome, Italy
  • July 1980 Hiroshi lost against a computer for the first time in his life (but he won the tournament)
  • He returned  to the World Othello Championship 1996 in Tokyo, as tourney director
  • The Inoue is one of the oldest perpendicular openings
  • November 4th we crown the 40th World Othello Champion. A long list of champions and it all started with Hiroshi Inoue


Inoue Opening





DANIELSEN Jostein 14-50 ØDEGÅRD Martin
Oslo XOT, round 4

​Martin Odegard wins Oslo XOT Othello 2016 and Blitz Championship 2016

​Location: Oslo, Norway
Date: October 8th
​Format: XOT 5 rounds. Blitz 7 rounds and best of 3 final
​Links: Matthias Berg's XOT page, 
Norges Othelloforbund website, LiveOthello

XOT tournament played by Swiss system over 5 rounds of 20 minutes thinking time per player.  8 opening moves are determined by an XOT-program. 

XOT final result after round 5:
1: 5 pts [329] ODEGARD Martin (2560) {NOR}
2: 4 pts [239] HAUGLAND Jan Kristian (1868) {NOR}
3: 3 pts [249] DANIELSEN Jostein (2583) {NOR}
              [241] ALBRIGTSEN Vidar (2570) {NOR}
5: 2 pts [233] BOE Alexander (1878) {NOR}
              [232] OLSEN Pal Tore (2511) {NOR}
7: 1 pt [197] SKOGEN Tor Birger (1802) {NOR}

Blitz ranking of the 7 players after round 7:

1: 6 pts [328] DANIELSEN Jostein (2583) {NOR}
2: 5 pts [254] ODEGARD Martin (2560) {NOR}
3: 4 pts [250] SKOGEN Tor Birger (1802) {NOR}
              [231] HAUGLAND Jan Kristian (1868) {NOR}
              [175] OLSEN Pal Tore (2511) {NOR}
6: 3 pts [212] ALBRIGTSEN Vidar (2570) {NOR}
7: 2 pts [174] BOE Alexander (1878) {NOR}

Final game 1:
Martin Ødegård 43-21 Jostein Danielsen
Final game 2: Jostein Danielsen 24-40 
Martin Ødegård


ROMICS in Rome. Tutti giocano a OTHELLO! Everyone plays Othello! 

Just like last year, the most amazing people played Othello at Romics game fair in Rome, October 1st. Lucky for us, Biagio Privitera was there not only to play and to promote the game of Othello. He took his camera and shows us a colourful world, not restricted to black and white. More pictures can be found here.

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