Helsinki Casual 2014 Keskustelu (Frequently Asked Questions)#

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If you have any questions, opinions etc. about Helsinki Casual tournament, you can ask here or send me email. -Arto 4.9.

Kukahan tuo herra Umezawa on? Voisin harkita majoittamista (Espoon Keskuksen lähellä; 30 min matkaa). -Esa 30.9

Herra Umezawa on vaihto-oppilas Japanista ja opiskelee tällä hetkellä Lappeenrannan yliopistossa. Olisi majoitustarvetta Casualin lauantain ja sunnuntain väliselle yölle. Olisi oikein hienoa, jos voisit jeesata kaverin majoituksessa :) -Arto 30.9.

Eiköhän tuo onnistu, jeesaan mielelläni. :) - Esa

Suuret kiitokset Esa! Ilmoitan Masahirolle, että majoittaja on löytynyt. -Arto 1.10.

Milläs säännöillä toi 9×9 pelataan, tosin ei 19×19:ssakaan sääntöjä lue. – Mika

Sivu- ja pääturnaus pelataan japanilaisilla säännöillä ja EGF:n turnaussäännöillä. -Arto 1.10.

Some info about the side tournament#

As you may have noticed, we will have a little 9x9 side tournament on Helsinki Casual's saturday. The idea for 9x9 games came from Su Yang, 6 dan, aka Jeff. At the moment Jeff has students who are not that familiar with games on a large 19x19 board. The same is with YliGo's new representatives. We thought that it's best for all the new players to experience their first tournament games on a smaller board.

The 9x9 side tournament is mainly meant for 20-30 kyu players, but of course anyone can participate. And if you choose to participate in the side tournament, you can still join the main tournament (rounds 3,4 and 5) after the side tournament ends.

-Arto 30.9.

Will be great 2 see Jeff there. And yeah man,'re you sure there will be space to organize two tournaments at once? There are a lot o' players. -Bean, aka BruNo

Yea it's great to see Jeff and his students take part. Mannerheim hall is large enough for both tournaments. No worries :) -Arto 3.10.

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