Go: I’m 50-50 against the AI

"Welcome to the Dongmei Cup World Go Competition, the final game of the final five games."

"The last two players in this final have reached the final set. Today, Nan Ke, the fourth-dan player, will play against South Korea's No. 1 Choi Taek, the ninth-dan player."

"The previous four games were also very thrilling. Nan Ke won the first game at the fourth dan level immediately, but Cui Ze quickly adjusted his condition and won the next two sets in one fell swoop."

"But in the second stage of the final, Nanke worked hard in all four sections and won the fourth set, successfully dragging the outcome of the final to the last set."

Xiao Xiao couldn't help but nodded when he heard Xia Yingying's words next to him: "Nan Ke is indeed a very hard-working rider, but Cui Ze is also very resilient.

His first Korean domestic championship was won during a nine-dan match against Gao Yongha. That game was also a five-game chess match. Cui Ze allowed two to chase three and finally won the game.

I met Cui Ze in the quarterfinals some time ago. His strength is indeed unquestionable, but it does not mean that he is invincible. I think he is still very promising. Sometimes young people may be more motivated and can create better results. .

For top players, Fanqi is not just about their own skills, sometimes it also requires a good mentality and strong tenacity. Of course, sufficient competition experience is also indispensable.

Judging from all aspects at present, Nanke is definitely still at a disadvantage. Moreover, this is the first time that Nanke has reached the finals of the World Series, so the finals experience will still be insufficient.

However, this game is also very important to Cui Ze, and he is also under great pressure.

In other words, this game is very important for both sides. Both sides are under great pressure. Maybe this game not only depends on whose skills are stronger, but also who can withstand the pressure in their hearts. , who can win this championship. "

For Nanke, this is not only his first personal world championship trophy that is right around the corner, but also the opportunity to snipe Cui Ze for the last world championship in 2015.

2015 was a relatively dark year for Chinese Go to some extent.

As the world's number one Chinese chess player, Ying Jie, began to concentrate on participating in the World Artificial Intelligence Go Competition at the end of 2014, putting aside other competitions, and the world of Go began to enter a state of competition among heroes.

The 2014 LP Cup World Chess Championship was the first one that did not include the world's number one player Ying Jie. It was called the least influential world competition since Ying Jie's era. Chinese chess player Fan Ruoyu defeated South Korea in the semi-finals. The first player, Cui Ze, defeated the second player Park Jung-hwan of South Korea in the final and successfully won the championship.

Fan Ruoyu was known as a young genius before Ying Jie, and this time he successfully turned his reputation as a genius into actual results. In early 2015, he became the first non-Ying Jie world champion since the Ying Jie era.

In a way it's a big honor.

This championship also inspired many other Chinese chess players. If Boss Fan can do it, I can do it too!

It’s not like he hasn’t beaten him in domestic competitions. There will be five or six world championships in 2015, so there will be plenty of opportunities to compete for trophies!

Let us all look forward to 2015, the most promising year in the history of Go when all the heroes will compete for hegemony and all the talents will arrive.

After truly entering the year 2015, everyone discovered that when one Emperor of Desolate Heaven disappeared, another source of darkness and turmoil appeared.

When Cui Ze won the first two world championships, everyone was still a little bit stressed, but Cui Ze was also not invincible. Everyone had also defeated them in the Go League A and other competitions. Cui Ze.

Cui Ze is not Ying Jie, he will lose!

No one expected that Cui Ze would not lose a single match on the World Series stage in 2015 with an extremely terrifying attitude. He only lost in the finals, but it was only an invalid defeat to a certain extent.

The fifth game was three to two, the third game was two to one, and the two losses were meaningless.

In this way, Cui Ze won the first five World Series championships among the six World Series that started in 2015, and also reached the finals of the last World Series, the Dongmei Cup.

Also entering the World Series is Ying Jie's young apprentice Nan Ke.

Nanke in 2016 is now sixteen years and a few months old.

However, almost no one is optimistic about Nanke. After all, Cui Ze's record this year is really terrible, he is simply a reduced version of Ying Jie.

Nanke's record against Cui Ze was also relatively poor. The two sides only played four games, and the score was 3 to 1. Nanke won once in the Go League A, and Nanke won the other three world championships. Total negative.

One is the new big devil who has swept over, and the other is a young chess player with little experience. It can be said that it is obvious at a glance who to choose.

More and more, everyone hopes and prays that Cui Ze is in better condition, that this state will pass as soon as possible, and return to his normal self.

But this game is equally important to Cui Ze, because one of the basic conditions for China to hold a ten-dan promotion competition is that a chess player must win all the world championships in the same year.

As long as Cui Ze wins this victory, he will have achieved the basic conditions for promotion to 10th dan. Korea will have reason to hold Cui Ze's 10th dan promotion competition.

And the process is completely consistent, and no one can find any faults that can be picked out by either party.

"So I must win this game!"

Cui Ze looked at Nanke sitting in front of him, picked up a white stone and dropped it on the chessboard.

Ying Jie may have to take at least nearly two years of rest due to physical reasons, and this period of time is when he may catch up with Ying Jie.

And the first step is to promote yourself to tenth dan.

It can be almost said to be very difficult to win all the World Series championships within a year. Even for Cui Ze this time, he felt that it was his own state and luck that gave him different blessings before he left. Here comes the final step.

To be honest, China's strong players can be said to be endless, and everyone is making rapid progress, especially now that artificial intelligence has emerged, and everyone has begun to learn about artificial intelligence.

To a certain extent, changes are starting to happen at a rapid pace now. No matter Cui Ze faces anyone, he dare not say that he can win with absolute certainty. It is too difficult to repeat a miracle like last year. .

This game of chess is very likely to be my last chance, and it is also my absolute greatest opportunity ever.

If he wins, he will really be at least one step away from Ying Jie on the most perfect starting path.

Ten sections!

Looking at Cui Ze with a firm expression, Nanke was also disappointed.

Ten sections? Even you deserve it!

PS: Book recommendation, the author of "The Work of the Chess Master" has another new work on Go, "Who asked him to play Go!" 》

This time he didn’t write about super-powered Go games, but instead wrote about real-life games.

In order to express the mistake of the last lottery, the first chapter of the extra chapter is free, and here is another red bean paste private horse race!