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- CJK 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest game 11: Liu Xing defeated Hane Naoki, B+5.5. [2010-3-10]
 - 2nd World BC Card Cup round 3: Kim Ki Young defeated Park Seunghyeon, B+R. [2010-3-9]
- 2nd World BC Card Cup round 3: Choi Cheolhan defeated Kim Jisuk, B+R. [2010-3-8]
- 2nd World BC Card Cup round 3: Niu Yutian defeated Ding Wei, W+R. [2010-3-5]
- Japan 34th Kisei title match 5: Cho U defeated Yamashita Keigo, W+1.5. [2010-3-4]
- 2nd World BC Card Cup round 3: An Choyoung defeated Gu Li, W+0.5. [2010-3-3]
- Japan 34th Kisei title match 4: Yamashita Keigo defeated Cho U, W+7.5. [2010-3-2]
- 2nd World BC Card Cup round 3: Lee Sedol defeated Kong Jie, W+R. [2010-3-1]
- 14th LG Cup final game 2: Kong Jie defeated Lee Changho, B+1.5. [2010-2-26]
- Japan 34th Kisei title match 3: Cho U defeated Yamashita Keigo, W+8.5. [2010-2-24]
- [Sample Game] 14th LG Cup final game 1: Kong Jie vs Lee Changho. [2010-2-23] >>More Samples
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- The game 13 of the 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest was held on 3/11, Lee Changho 9p defeated Gu Li 9p by resignation and leaves the suspense to the final decisive game. Tomorrow Lee Changho and Chang Hao will play the final game for the champion. [2010-3-11]
- In the game 12 of 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest held on 3/10, Lee Changho 9p defeated Liu Xing 7p by resignation, tomorrow Chang Hao or Gu Li will challenge Lee Changho. [2010-3-10]
 - The final phase of 11th Nong Shim Cup Ring Contest starts to play. In the first game (game 11 overall) held on 3/9, Liu Xing 7p defeated Hane Naoki 9p by resignation. So far, Japanese team was eliminated from the tournament, besides Liu Xing, Chinese team still has Chang Hao and Gu Li left. Tomorrow Liu Xing will face the last Korean player and chief commander Lee Changho. [2010-3-9]
 - The final sixteen round of 2nd World BC Card Cup was held from 2/27 to 3/7. In this round, two key Chinese players Gu Li and Kong Jie were eliminated by An Choyoung and Lee Sedol respectively. The losing players of this round will go home with 10 million Won prize, eight players advanced to the quarter final and will guarantee to obtain 17 million Won prize. The quarter final parings are already decided, An Choyoung 9p vs. Kim Ki Young 5p on 3/18, Park YuongHoon 9p vs. Lee Sedol 9p on 3/19, Chang Hao 9p vs. Choi Cheolhan 9p on 3/20, Niu Yutian 5p vs. Park Junghwan 7p on 3/21. [2010-3-8]
- In the game 2 of 28th Korean KBS Baduk Wang best-of-3 final, Lee Changho 9p defeated Kang Doonyoon 9p by resignation and won the champion by 2:0. So far Lee Changho won three straight champions in this event, since this tournament doesn't use challenge format, it is really not easy. This title is also Lee Changho's 139th title of his Go career, his goal in near future is to exceed his teacher Cho Hunhyun who has total 157 titles. [2010-3-4]
- In the game 2 of 14th LG Cup best-of-3 final held on 2/24, Kong Jie 9p defeated Lee Changho 9p by 1.5 points, therefore Kong Jie won the champion by 2:0 and the champion prize of 250 million South Korean Won, this is Kong Jie's second world champion. However, Lee Changho won the ninth consecutive runner-up in world major tournaments. [2010-2-24]
- The best-of-3 final of 14th LG Cup starts to play on 2/22. In the first game Kong Jie 9p defeated Lee Changho 9p by 2.5 points and takes 1:00 lead. The second game will be held on 2/24. [2010-2-22]
- In the decisive game 3 of the 11th Korean Women Myungin title match, Rui Naiwei 9p defeated Cho HyeYeon 8p by resignation and successfully defended her title by total score 2:1. so far Rui Naiwei achieved six consecutive titles in this event. [2010-2-8]
- The decisive game 14 of CJK 8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest was held on 2/4, Park JiEun 9p of Korea defeated Li He 2p of China by resignation and helped Korean team win the champion by winning four consecutive games in the end. The champion team prize is 75 million South Korean Won, Park JiEun also obtains 6 million consecutive-win prize and four boxes of Jeongganjang horst. [2010-2-4]
- In the game 13 of CJK 8th Jeongganjang Cup Women Go Contest held on 2/3, Park JiEun 9p of Korea defeated Ye Gui 5p of China by 3.5 points and so far won three straight games. Tomorrow Park JiEun and Li He will fight the final war and decide which country will take the champion. [2010-2-3]
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