How to improve the amateur stage of Go? What are the highest amateur stages of Go?

At present, there is no provision that amateur dan can be promoted to the first dan after a few duans, and the first stage of the professional must participate in the National Go Rank Tournament (fixed dan group) competition sponsored by the Chinese Weiqi Association, and must meet the age standard, and can be awarded the first professional dan after obtaining the ranking. The competition is held once a year, please see the situation in 2010, so although there is no regulation, if you want to advance to the first professional level, you must have the level of amateur Go five and six dan in the province and municipality directly under the central government (there is still a gap between the five and six dan awarded by the provincial and municipal Go associations and the amateur six dan strength awarded by the Chinese Go Association), otherwise there is no competitive strength at all. In 2010, the National Go Ranking Tournament was fiercely fought in Shijiazhuang, and the competition between chess players and parents for 18 professional early stage places has reached a white-hot state.

In this year's division, 314 young players under the age of 17 will select 100 winners, who will compete with last year's top 50 players for 18 promotion places. Of the 364 young players, only 18 of them became professional players, which is less than 5%. Quota for admission to the fixed section group:

1. U17 Open Group: The top 13 students will be awarded the title of Career Preliminary Stage; From 14 to 20, 4 more 15-year-olds (born in 1995) will be awarded the title of Junior Career, and if there is no 15-year-old in this ranking, they will not be admitted. The top 20 who have not been awarded the first stage of the profession can apply for the title of amateur 6th dan.

2. U25 Open Group: The top 2 students will be awarded the title of Career Preliminary Stage; 3,4 can apply for the title of amateur 6 dan. 3. U20 Women's Group:

The top 3 students will be awarded the title of the first stage of their careers; 4,5 can apply for the title of amateur 6 dan.

1. The two stages of the amateur rank The amateur rank is divided into two stages: level and section. The level from low to high is: level 32, level 31.

Level 2, Level 1, Amateur Initial Stage, Amateur Level 2. Amateur 7-dan and other segments. Generally speaking, the difference between the levels of the two adjacent squares is one sub, for example, the difference between the amateur 2nd dan and the amateur 6th dan is about 3 to 4 subs.

Please note: The Amateur rank is marked with Arabic numerals. 2. If you want to become an amateur first stage to an amateur 5th stage, you only need to participate in the promotion competition organized by the district and county sports departments and get a certain winning rate in a certain group; It is much more difficult to get an amateur 6th dan and an amateur 7th dan.

The winner of the amateur 6 dan must be an amateur player who has participated in provincial, municipal and even national amateur Go competitions and won the top 6 players, and the level of these players is significantly stronger than that of the standard amateur 5 dan; The winner of the amateur 7 dan must participate in an international amateur Go competition and win the top 3. Judging from the current actual situation, the amateur 6th dan and amateur 7th dan amateur chess players are equivalent to the level of intermediate and low-level professional chess players, or they are simply retired professional chess players. 3. Rank certificate In the amateur rank, the "level" generally has no certificate and almost no certificate; "Segment" has a rank certificate.

4. The award of the rank certificate The rank certificate from the amateur first dan to the amateur 5th dan shall be awarded by the local chess academy and the sports management department of the same level; The certificates of amateur 6th dan and amateur 7th dan are awarded by the China Chess Academy appointed by the General Administration of Sports of the People's Republic of China; There are also a small number of retired professional chess players who usually participate in various amateur competitions at the level of amateur 6 dan, which is also allowed and accepted.

The rules for the promotion of the amateur rank of Go vary from place to place. Some places can directly play high-level competitions, while others require that you must advance one by one, so you should check with your local Go organization for details.

Participate in the promotion competition organized by the local Go Association and decide whether you can advance according to your results!

Yes, there are special competitions.

The amateur rank is divided into 1, 2 to 25, with level 1 being the highest. However, the grade certificate is only printed in seven grades: Level 1, Level 2, Level 5, Level 10, Level 15, Level 20, and Level 25.

There are 11 levels in Shanghai from low to high: no group, level 10 group, level 9 group, level 8 group, level 7 group, level 6 group, level 5 group, level 4 group, level 3 group, level 2 group and level 1 group. In the promotion and classification of the game, it is divided into no group, 10 to 8 group, 7 to 3 group, 2 group, 1 group, according to the number of games won to decide whether to upgrade or skip the level.

Level 1 or higher is a rank.

Beijing is also divided into 11 levels, and when it comes to upgrading and grading, it is divided into 10, 5, 2 and 1 groups, and whether to upgrade or not is decided according to the number of sets won. Level 1 or higher is a rank.

Amateur Rank Settings:

Amateur starts from 1 dan, and can play up to 5 amateur dan when participating in amateur fixed-stage competitions; The winner of the amateur 6th dan must be a chess player who has won the top few places in the provincial or even national amateur Go competitions or the veteran level of the Go world varies greatly, and the level of these players is not necessarily stronger than that of the average amateur 5th dan;

A fixed-stage tournament that can be promoted to amateur 6 dan has been introduced, but the number of participants is limited to 5% of the total number of amateur 5 dan participants.

The winner of the amateur 7th dan must participate in a national Go competition and win the championship; China does not set up an amateur 8 dan, and the Japan Chess Academy awards the amateur 8 dan to the champion of each world amateur Go competition; There is no 9th dan in the amateur rank.

Go amateur is divided into 8 dans, starting from amateur 1 dan - amateur 8 dan and amateur 5 dan can be rated as professional dans, and the professional rank is up to 9 dan.

Note: Generally, amateur 7th and 8th dan already have the level of professional chess players.

It can be understood as follows:

1. The champion of the inter-provincial amateur cup (it is said to be more than three provinces, including three provinces, or counties and cities between different provinces) is industry 6

2. The champion of the national amateur competition is the industry 7

3. The champion of the world amateur tournament held by the Japan (Kansai) Chess Academy is industry 8

The highest is 7 dans, and 8 dans can be understood as honorary ranks. Since most events award up to 6 dan, many people think that 6 dan is the highest rank for amateurs.

The highest is an amateur 8 dan. World Champion. Seven dan is a national winner.

In China, the official highest rank for amateur Go is 7 dan. Around the early 90s, there were regulations that the individual champion of the national amateur competition "Wanbao Cup" and "Yellow River Cup" could be awarded the amateur 7-dan certificate, and it could not be postponed (for example, the champion was already an amateur 7-dan, and the runner-up could not obtain the amateur 7-dan certificate). So far, it seems that only these two competitions have been awarded as an amateur 7th dan.

The winner of the Wanbao Cup can represent China in the World Amateur Go Championship, and if he wins the championship in this competition, he will be awarded the amateur 8-dan certificate (i.e., the amateur 8-dan certificate) by the Japan Chess Academy. This certificate is also recognized in China, but there is no amateur 8-stage certificate on the Chinese side.

China's first amateur 7th dan, it seems to be Sun Yiguo, who won the World Amateur Go Championship in 1993, but at that time it seems that he was not awarded the 8th dan certificate. The second is Wang Cun, who obtained 7 dan in 1994.

In the National Amateur Go Competition, according to the specifications and levels of each competition, the top few can be awarded amateur 6 dan. The next amateur 5 dan can be promoted through the promotion competition.

Since this question does not ask about countries and regions, the answer to this question is: the highest level of amateur Go is 8 dan.

There are 8 ranks of amateur Go, namely amateur 1 dan, amateur 2 dan, amateur 3 dan, amateur 4 dan, amateur 5 dan, amateur 6 dan, amateur 7 dan, and amateur 8 dan. The amateur rank of Go in China is divided into two stages: level and section. The levels from low to high are:

Level 10....Level 2, Level 1, Amateur 1 Dan, Amateur 2 Dan...Amateur 8 dan.

Generally speaking, the difference between the two dan levels is one sub, for example, the difference between the amateur 2nd dan and the amateur 6th dan is about 3 to 4 subs. Note: Amateur ranks are marked with Arabic numerals.

K stands for amateur and D stands for amateur.

If you want to become an amateur 1st dan to an amateur 5th dan, you only need to participate in the promotion competition organized by the district and county sports departments and get a certain winning rate in a certain group. It is much more difficult to get an amateur 6th dan and an amateur 7th dan. The winner of the amateur 6 dan must be an amateur player who has participated in provincial, municipal and even national amateur Go competitions and won the top 6.

The level of these players is significantly stronger than the standard amateur 5 dan; The amateur 7th dan winner, Judge Kai, must participate in an international amateur Go competition and finish in the top 3.

Generally speaking, amateur 6 dan and amateur 7 dan amateur players are equivalent to intermediate and low dan professional players, or they are simply retired professional chess players.

China's Go rank.

There are two types: amateur rank and national professional rank. The professional rank from low to high is the first stage of the major, the second stage of the major....Eight sections of specialization, nine sections of specialization.

This process is the same as for other ascendants. In the promotion match, the winner of 7 rounds and 5 wins can be promoted (some cities allow 4 wins and the highest score can also be promoted); Some competitions (non-promotion competitions) will also provide a small number of promotion places, and you need to get the top few places in the competition, please ask the organizer or the registrant for details. When registering and upgrading, you need to provide a certificate of the previous stage (preferably a certificate from the local chess institute), and pay a certain cost fee (more than 100, I forgot the specifics), and you can be promoted.

Hope you are satisfied, thank you!

The highest amateur level of Go is 8 dans, and the pure closed remaining dan of Ye Sheng is divided into two stages: level and stage, and the level from low to high is level 10, level 1, amateur 1 dan, and amateur 2 dan 、..., amateur 8 dan and other segments. Go is a strategic two-player chess game that originated in China and was introduced to Japan during the Sui and Tang dynasties. Go professional ranks are divided into professional beginner dan to professional ninth dan.

As a strategic two-player chess game, Go is more popular with pants people, and its amateur rank is mainly divided into two stages, namely level and section. Among them, the rank from low to high is 10 level and 1 level, and the rank from low to high is amateur 1st dan and amateur 2nd dan 、...Amateur 8 dan.

It should be noted that the amateur rank is generally marked with Arabic numerals, while k stands for amateur and d stands for amateur rank. In the noisy amateur rank, the "level" does not have a certificate, and the "section" has a rank certificate, and it needs to participate in the promotion competition organized by the sports department at the district and county level, and it can be obtained by obtaining a certain winning rate.

Go professional rank

From low to high, the professional ranks of Go are the first dan of the major, the second dan of the major, and 、..., professional eight paragraphs, professional nine paragraphs, a total of nine ranks, and the marking of the professional rank is text. The professional rank of Go is awarded by the state, and every year China Origin will organize a national professional rank fixed stage competition, which is also the college entrance examination in the Go world.