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Othello News September 2016


World Othello Federation Annual Meeting

Hi all,

The World Othello Federation will have the annual meeting during the World Othello Championship 2016 in Mito, Japan. The meeting will take place at Friday November 4th at 09:45.

October 15th we will send out the agenda for the meeting together with the WOF activity report and activity plan 2017-2018, proposals who have been sent in and the list of persons who want to be voted for the W.O.F. council.

Proposals
If you have any proposals you want the meeting to vote for, or topics for "Open Discussion", please send them to W.O.F. Office, office@worldothello.org by October 1st at the latest.

Election of the W.O.F. Council
If anyone are interested to be a part of the WOF council, send an email to the W.O.F. Office , office@worldothello.org by October 1st at the latest.
Do you want to know more about each council members responsibility, contact the Office for more information.
​
Best regards,
The W.O.F. Office
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José Antonio Nery Junior wins Campeonato Mineiro de Othello 2016

Location: Uberlandia, Brazil
Date: September 25th
​Format: 5 rounds
​Link: FB photoalbum

José Antonio Nery Junior secured the Championshiiip with 4 wins. It was a very busy Othello weekend in Brazil!


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​Moises Correia Jr. wins Campeonato Paulista de Othello
Dinah Tavares de Godoi is Female Champion

Location: São Paulo, Brazil
Date: September 25th
​Format: 6 rounds
​Link: website, FB photoalbum
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​Chiara Gigliucci wins Torneo di Categoria B

Location: Rome, Italy
Date: September 25th
​Format: 3 rounds
​Link: FNGO website, FB event


This small but fun tournament Category B was won by Chiara Gigliucci. She won all her 3 games.
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Takeshi Murakami wins the 117th Shinagawa Seaside Open

Location: Shinagawa, Tokyo, Japan
Date: September 24th
Tournament format: 6 rounds Swiss
​Link: Murakami blog

Results top 5:
 
1. Takeshi Murakami  5 wins, 1 loss, 377 points (Brightwel quotient)
2. Ukyo Shirai  5 wins, 1 loss, 362 points
3. Tetsuya Nakajima  5 wins, 1 loss, 359 points
4. Hiroaki Iwakura  5 wins, 1 loss, 343 points
5. Kunihiko Tanida  4 wins, 2 losses, 405 points
 
35 players played.  In the 5th round, the only two players with 4 wins, Iwakura and Tanida played.  Tanida had accumulated so many points by then that a win in the 5th round would have secured him the victory in this tournament, no matter how the 6th round would play out.  But he lost to Iwakura 31-33.  In the last round Murakami beat Iwakura, and Tanida lost to Shirai, which left four players with 5 wins and Murakami with the highest points.


TANIDA Kunihiko 44-20 MURAKAMI Takeshi
117th Shinagawa Seaside Open, round 2



MURAKAMI Takeshi 44-19 IWAKURA Hiroaki
117th Shinagawa Seaside Open, round 6


Yuichi Hishiyama wins the 16th Saitama Open

Location: Saitama, Japan
Date: September 22nd
Tournament format: 6 rounds Swiss

 ​Link: Murakami blog

Results top 5:
1. Yuichi Hishiyama  5 wins, 1 draw

2. Hiroshi Goto  5 wins, 1 loss
3. Kousuke Sasaki  5 wins, 1 loss
4. Kento Urano  5 wins, 1 loss
5. Riki Saito  4 wins, 1 loss, 1 draw
 
43 players at this tournament.  During the lunch break 16 players competed in the Othello Speed Wave with a knock-out format.  Kento Urano and Takeshi Murakami advanced to the final.  In the final Urano flipped 64 discs in 24 seconds, beating Murakami by 2 seconds.  The Othello tournament was won by Hishiyama.  He was promoted to fourth dan.   


MURAKAMI Takeshi 23-41 HISHIYAMA Yuichi
16th Saitama Open, round 5


Thierry Lévy-Abégnoli and Marc Tastet win Ile-de-France 6

Location: Paris, France
Date: September 24th
​Format: 5 rounds
​Link: FFO website

Two  players finished with four wins, 
Thierry Lévy-Abégnoli and Marc Tastet. For IdF tournaments, the FFO does not consider tie-breaks and declares players equal when they have the same total of points.

Thierry and Marc 
take 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 now they both won IdF6!.

Marc beat Thierry (round 2) then Fouad beat Marc (round 3) and Thierry beat Fouad (round 4). Fouad had a draw with Serge in the last round, thus missing the equal first place! IdF 7 will be played October 16th, who will be the next winner? 

​Results after 5 rounds:

  1:   4.  pts [221]   LEVY-ABEGNOLI Thierry (3598) {FRA}
                  [208]   TASTET Marc (2) {FRA}
  3:   3.5 pts [170]   TOUCHENE Fouad (9025) {DZA}
  4:   3.  pts  [190]   BUSUTTIL Michel (228) {FRA}
  5:   2.5 pts [162]   BENOIT Serge (3600) {FRA}
  6:   2.  pts  [124]   ENGUEHARD Guillaume (50091) {FRA}
  7:   1.  pt     [85]   RUSSKIKH Svetlana (50092) {FRA}
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LEVY-ABEGNOLI Thierry 31-33 TASTET Marc
Ile-de-France 6



TASTET Marc 29-35 TOUCHENE Fouad
Ile-de-France 6



BUSUTTIL Michel 31-33 TASTET Marc
Ile-de-France 6

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Marc, Fouad, Michel, Serge, Svetlana, Guillaume and Thierry

World Othello Federation Rating September 22nd

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top 31 includes only 8 players from outside Japan


Discussion of a midgame position, between Edmund Yiu and Ben Seeley

Edmund Yiu and Ben Seeley had a discussion a while back in Google Docs about a certain midgame position. Ben Seeley recently shared the link on FaceBook and at the UOA website.

​If you have any comment on this problem and analysis that you want to share with Othello News readers, please send to our emailbox. 
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Kazu Satohisa wins 88th Sendai Open

Location: Sendai, Japan
Date: September 18th
​Format: 6 rounds
​Link: JOA website, FB Tohoku division


Kazu Satohisa won the tournament with 5 wins and 1 loss. Runner-up was Ya Takahashi who defeated the winner in round 4, but lost the games in round 1 and 5. 
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Karsten Feldborg wins Hillerød Open

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Location: Hillerød, Denmark
Date: September 10th
Tourney format: 6 rounds
​Link: Dansk Othello Forbund website

Karsten Feldborg won the tournament with 5 wins and 1 loss. Mikael Mårtensson won only 1 game, but that was a 36-28 win against Karsten. I am sure he was very happy with that result.


Final results

1. Karsten Feldborg    5p
2. Erik Lund Jensen    4p
3. Jens Aagaard-Hansen 2p
4. Mikael Mårtensson   1p


Tom Schotte asks, "did you know?"'

  • Takuji Kashiwabara won his 10th European Grand Prix series, 6 in a row. Impressive!
  • Belgium participated its 100th EGP tournament
  • Linda Praseptyo is now the lady with the most EGP participations (21)
  • Roel Hobo is no longer the player with the lowest success rate in winning an EGP tournament amongst former winners (2,78% now - 2 out of 72). The 'honour' is for Emmanuel Lazard (2,17% - 1 out of 46). Three players have a perfect score: Tetsuya Nakajima, Keita Ohmori and Takashi Yamakawa. All participated and won one tournament. The most impressive score comes from Michele Borassi: He won 60% (9 out of 15).
  • Roel Hobo becomes the 4th organiser to win 'his' European Grand Prix tournament (18 players). Tom Schotte (33 players), Marc Tastet (21 players) and Milosz Cupial (5 players) are the other three.
  • Sweden now has the largest tournament attendance in the last 10 editions (32.1). It has passed The Netherlands (31.9). Belgium is 3rd (30.6) and can take the lead if 45 players attend next year's EGP tournament - which is rather unlikely
  • Kunihiko Tanida nearly became the 'oldest player to step up the podium for the first time'. At the age of 49 and 229 days he's only 90 days younger than Ian Turner at the time he got 2nd in Athens.
  • It took Roel Hobo 7 years and 349 to win another tournament. He's now 5th in this ranking. 
  • Francesco Marconi still tops this statistic with a waiting period of  12 years and 230 days. 21 (out of 54) former tournament winners would break this record winning a tournament today. Fortunately for Francesco only some of them are still playing tournaments.
  • Only Dominique Penloup (41) was older than Roel Hobo  (37) when winning his 2nd EGP tournament.

World Othello Championship Swiss Expert

Most of the National Championships have been played, the European Grand Prix has finished, team Japan for the World's has been selected. All focus is on Mito, who will be the next World Champion Othello?

Sometimes you have to look back to move forward and let past performances inspire you to play your best game.

Tom Schotte sent me an interesting list of WOC Swiss Experts that he started years ago for Othello Wiki Book Project.

This is a list of players who managed to score an average of 9 or higher taking in account their 3 best Swiss performances at the World Othello Championship.                                                             
The maximum score is 39 (3 x 13), but no player yet managed to win all 13 games in the Swiss rounds (before semifinal and final) at 3 WOC tournaments. 
​
Note: for players that played at the WOC for different countries, the country code at the current WOF ratinglist is given.
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WOC Swiss Experts

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Emmanuel Lazard at WOC 2012

World Othello Championship History

Each year Emmanuel Lazard sets up a website for the WOC live action and the website disappears after a year as the domain is not renewed.

Now he has recreated all his WOC websites and
used the old Papp files to create new full websites for former WOC's. If he did not have the Papp files, static pages give the standings.

All results, standings, crosstables AND replayable individual games can be found here.
​

Great job Emmanuel, thanks!

World Othello Federation Annual Meeting

Hi all,
The World Othello Federation will have the annual meeting during the World Othello Championship 2016 in Mito, Japan. 
The meeting will take place at Friday November 4th at 0945.

October 15th we will send out the agenda for the meeting together with the WOF activity report and activity plan 2017-2018, proposals who have been sent in and the list of persons who want to be voted for the W.O.F. council.
Proposals
If you have any proposals you want the meeting to vote for, or topics for "Open Discussion", please send them to W.O.F. Office by October 1st at the latest.

Election of the W.O.F. Council
If anyone is interested to be a part of the WOF council, send an email to the W.O.F. Office by October 1st at the latest.
Do you want to know more about each council members responsibility, contact the Office for more information.


​Best regards,

The W.O.F. Office

European Grand Prix Champion 2016: Takuji Kashiwabara
​Tournament winner: Roel Hobo

The EGP Amsterdam was won by Roel Hobo in a very exciting final. Roel won the first game but the second game was for Nicky. Nicky chose to play black in the third game as he had won with black in the second game. But this time the win was for white and Roel won the EGP.

​As the first game of the final was beeing played most of the attention went to the 1-game playoff for third and fourth place for there was a lot at stake. Tom Schotte played against Kunihiko Tanida. Tom needed a win to become European Grand Prix Champion 2016. All Takuji Kashiwabara could do was sit and wait. Tom Schotte lost the game and finished as runner-up of the EGP 2016. European Champion for the 10th time: Takuji Kashiwabara!!

​More info at our special EGP Amsterdam page
Rome: winner Francesco Marconi
Cambridge: winner Tom Schotte
St. Petersburg: winner Dmitriy Atamanov
Copenhagen: winner Takashi Yamakawa
Warsaw: winner Takuji Kashiwabara
Stockholm: winner Dmitriy Atamanov
Amsterdam: winner Roel Hobo
EGP Champion 2016: Takuji Kashiwabara

​Ben Seeley: "My Self-Assessment for the 2016 World Othello Championship"

Ben Seeley posted an interesting article at the USOA website.  Below you can read the first paragraphs. There is much more and so I advise you to read the full article.
In some past years I had projections for other players but this year I think it’s the least I’ve ever known about other players so I’m going in partially blind.
But I know myself pretty well at this point so I figured maybe that’s an interesting topic for some people who want the latest gossip. And since I’ve got some of the best gossip on me- here is some personal gossip!
To start with I think this is the least seriously I am taking any world championship I have played in yet. This is mostly because after last year and a couple of other previous World Championships I realized how much it does ruin a lot of the fun of the world championship to take it super-seriously (duh). It ruined the fun even to the point where, even if I had won the WOC last year, I think I would have regretted having taken the tournament so seriously.
And don’t get me wrong, I still had a lot of fun in last year’s WOC, even with getting sick layered into my experience! But I realized I never wanted to have that experience again.


Alessandro Di Mattei wins Città di Roma

Location: Rome, Italy
Date: September 4th
​Link: FB photo album, FNGO website

The FNGO decided to donate the entree fees to theRed Cross to help the victims of the earthquake that recently hit southeast Italy.

Winner of this tourmament was Alessandro Di Mattei. Second place for Michele Diodati and a very smart third place for junior player Valentino Giannini.
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Team Japan (from left), Masaki Wada, Hisako Hoshi, Yasushi Nagano, Yusuke Takanashi, Nobuaki Mitsuya.

Team Japan for next World Othello Championship

​By winning the Ouza-Sen, Yusuke Takahashi qualified for the Japanese team at the WOC. I think it is wonderful that the reigning champion gets a chance to defend his title. Team Japan for Mito: Yusuke Takanashi (winner Ouza-Sen), Yasushi Nagano (winner All Japan Championship), Nobuaki Mitsuya (runner-up Ouza-Sen), Hisako Kinoshita (female Meijin) and Masaki Wada (youth Meijin). This year's  winner of the Meijin, Masaya Kasai has chosen not to play at the WOC.

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Tom Schotte wins Belgian Championship

Location: Zonhoven, Belgium
Date: September 4th
​Link: FB event, BOA website

Here you can see the list of champions dating back to 1979.
Tom Schotte won the 2016 Championship and so won 8 times and currently has a winning streak of 4.
​Very nice result for Tom, but he did not feel too happy. Tom did a lot to promote Othello in Belgium and today only 4 players were present at the Belgian Championship.
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Belgian Othello Grand Prix 2016: winner Tom Schotte, Brecht Van Damme runner-up, Nick Reunes 3rd, Rosalinde de Boer best lady.
Foreigners Grand Prix 2016: winner Albert Kortendijk, Roel Hobo runner-up, Jan de Graaf 3rd, Linda Praseptyo best lady.
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Yusuke Takanashi wins 11th Ouza-Sen

Location: Mito, Japan
Date: September 4th
​Format: 6 rounds and final
​Link: JOA website (ranking per round, report), blog Takeshi Murakami
At Ouza, before the games started, Kasai’s intention to decline his invitation to WOC was announced by an official of Japan Othello Association.  The official also informed the players that that would give them a better chance of qualifying for the Worlds as top two players of Ouza, and maybe the third player if Nagano advanced to the final, would be invited to play in Mito in November.  

Yusuke Takanashi won all his games in the rounds and qualified for the final. His opponent was Nobuaki Mitsuya who had won 5/6. Yusuke won the final and won the title undefeated. Last year he played a draw against Kazuki Okamoto but this year Yusuke had a perfect score.

With the extra spot on team Japan at stake, this was quite an exciting tournament. As many as 6 players out of the 66 present, finished with 5/6. Just a few discs more could have won them WOC qualification.


Ouza: Yusuke Takanashi
Female Ouza: Yukiko Tatsumi
Youth Ouza: Keisuke Fukuchi


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 Final - comment by Makoto Suekuni and Tetsuya Nakajima
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Yusuke Takanashi - Nobuaki Mitsuya


MITSUYA Nobuaki 15-49 TAKANASHI Yusuke
11th Ouza-Sen, final


European Grand Prix final stage in Amsterdam

Dear all,
 
The entry fee will be 40 euros. Lunches for two days (soup and luxury sandwiches to be served at the venue) and 6 coupons for drinks (coffee, juice, soda, beer) are included in the entry fee. Entry fee for children (<15 years) is 20 euros including lunch on both days. Non-playing visitors can join lunch for 10 euros per lunch. Non-playing children can join lunch for 5 euros per lunch.
 
For players who are already in town on friday, there will be a friday night meet in the Vondelpark (gather at the entrance at Vondelstraat 71) at 20:00h.
 
Maybe you get a chance to play former world champion Mr. Kunihiko Tanida.

​Roel Hobo
The European Grand Prix will be decided in September in Amsterdam. It will be an exciting tournament. All four players at the top of the 2016 list still have a chance to win the European Championship and.... they all confirmed their participation!!!

Join us in Amsterdam and test your skills against Europe's best Othello players and former World Champion Kunihiko Tanida.
If you intend to join, please send an email to roel.hobo@othello.nl. 

More info at NOV website and Othello News Amsterdam EGP page and FB event page.
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