When we held the Moyo Open in Brno at the beginning of November last year, it was meant to be a one-off event, intended to resolve the clash between the traditional Moyo Open dates and the EGC in Warsaw. Nevertheless, the pleasant atmosphere of the Bobycentrum so impressed Michal Kovařík that he offered to sponsor the tournament if it were to continue. And so this year we have the first, and we hope not the last, edition of the Wube Open tournament. The generous prize pool has attracted the absolute elite of Europe as well as a few top players from outside Europe. We can therefore look forward to many very interesting games. The first four boards will be broadcast on OGS. The prizes, however, are intended not only for the very top players but for all successful players across all skill levels. This year we expect around a hundred players in Brno. Anyone who has not yet registered still has a chance to come and play. You can find the tournament announcement and the registration forms, as usual, in the CAGo tournament calendar. Written for goweb by Jana Hricová Final results Photo gallery Saturday, October 31 Round 1 (10:00) Csaba Mero 7d – Andrii Kravets 4p Dominik Boviz 6d – Mateusz Surma 4p Benjamin Drean-Guenaizia 1p – Ali Jabarin 3p Jan Prokop 6d – Pavol Lisý 2p Jan Šimara 1p – Shin Youngsoo 7d Round 2 (2:30 PM) Kravets – Balogh Surma – Burzo Jabarin – Lisý Kim Dohyup – Shin Youngsoo Teuber – Šimara Round 3 (6:00 PM) Lisý – Kravets Kim Dohyup – Surma Balogh – Drean-Guenaizia Burzo – Jabarin Podpěra – Teuber Sunday, Nov. 1 Round 4 (9:00 a.m.) Surma – Kravets Lisý – Drean-Guenaizia Podpěra – Kim Dohyup Jabarin – Šimara Round 5 (1:00 PM) Shin Youngsoo – Surma Kim Dohyup – Drean-Guenaizia Kravets – Jabarin Podpěra – Krushelnytskyi The post Wube Open 2026 appeared first on Goweb.
