China-Taiwan Yayi Cup
The China-Taiwan Yayi Cup is a Go competition.
Outline
The tournament is sponsored by Yayi and the Taiwan Qiyuan. It is a team tournament between professional Go players from China and Taiwan. There are 3 rounds where 5 players from each team compete with each other. The results of the players are then tallied and whoever has the most wins win the tournament.
Past winners
| Team | Years Held |
|---|---|
 |
2006 |
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