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Ko Iso (simplified Chinese: 黄翊祖; traditional Chinese: 黃翊祖; pinyin: Huáng Yìzǔ; born April 10, 1987) is a professional Go player.
Biography
Ko became a professional in 2002. He was promoted to 7 dan after making it through the preliminary rounds of the Meijin tournament.
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Year
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Notes
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| 1 dan
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2002
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| 2 dan
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2002
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| 3 dan
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2003
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| 4 dan
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2005
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| 5 dan
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2005
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Skipped due to qualifying for Meijin leagues. (Special Nihon Ki-in rule)
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| 6 dan
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2005
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Skipped due to qualifying for Meijin leagues. (Special Nihon Ki-in rule)
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| 7 dan
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2005
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| 8 dan
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2011
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| 9 dan
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2019
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Won 200 games at 8 dan[1]
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Runners-up
References
External links
Tokyo, Japan