Ke Jie violated 'private management' twice...LG Cup Final 2nd Round 1 Foul Defeat for the first time
Ke Jie violated 'private management' twice...LG Cup Final 2nd Round 1 Foul Defeat for the first time
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An unprecedented foul loss occurred in the LG Cup final, a major world tournament.
In the second round of the 29th LG Bae Chosun Ilbo Final 3 of Bae Sang-il and Ke Jie 9 dan held at the new building of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology in Majang-ro, Seongdong-gu on the 22nd, Ke Jie was beaten twice for violating the "dead stone management" rule.
Ke Jie, who won the first round held two days ago, won a black point from his right ear in the first 18 moves with a hundred times, but did not put it properly in the private container.
The game continued, but referee Yoo Jae-sung, who grasped the situation after the start of the back 44 moves, warned Ke Jie and declared the second penalty point deduction.
Chinese national team coach Yu Bin came over as the director of the national team and strongly protested, but the game resumed after 33 minutes as the Chinese side agreed.
However, just a few dozen times later, Ke Jie violated the rules again. Ke Jie again won a black point from the right ear in the 80th century, but he did not put any stones in the private container.
Bae Sang-il, who found this, raised an objection, and the referee declared Ke Jie a foul due to the accumulation of "two warnings."
It is the first time that a foul was declared in the final of a major world tournament.
Through the revision of the rules in November last year, the Korea Foundation decided to deduct the second album with warnings and penalties if the stone caught in Article 18 of the "Chapter 4 Penalty" clause was not put in the private bin.
Article 19 of the clause stipulates that if two warnings accumulate, a foul will be declared.
In Korean Go, players check the opponent's number of seats and judge the situation during the match because they use private seats for the game. 안전놀이터
The Korea Foundation said it clearly informed the Chinese side of the revision and applied it to the Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance Co. held last year.
According to the new rules, China's Jin Yu-cheng Eighth dan, who is participating as a mercenary in the KB Baduk League, was given penalty points for violating the rules of private players in a recent game. Unlike Korea, however, private players are meaningless in China's Go rules.
Chinese Go calculates a house with only living stones on the table, regardless of private life.
Therefore, Chinese players usually throw their private seats anywhere near the board or play a game with them in their hands.
Ke Jie, who suffered a foul because he did not fully understand the changed Korean rules, strongly protested, but it was not accepted at the end.
The winner of the LG Cup, who lost 1-1 due to Ke Jie's foul loss, will be determined in the final three countries to be held at the same place on the 23rd.
Bae Sang-il won his first victory after losing all seven games against Ke Jie.