First European Masters 2003
European Go Centre, Amstelveen, Netherlands, 28th – 30th November 2003
In Memory of Hans Pietsch and broadcast live on IGS-PANDANET
Eight players were invited to decide the best European player and to compete for places in professional Asian championships such as the Fujitsu Cup and the LG Cup.
Catalin Taranu, Romania, 2812, 5 dan pro, winner European Fujitsu Finals 2003
Alexandre Dinerchtein, Russia, 2757, 1 dan pro, European Champion 2003
Guo Juan, Netherlands, 2712, 5 dan pro, winner of the Ing Memorial 2003
Cristian Pop, Romania, 2693, 6 dan, winner of the Ing Memorial 2003
Svetlana Shikshina, Russia, 2683, 1 dan pro
Csaba Mero, Hungary, 2659, 6 dan, winner of the Ing Memorial 2003
Franz-Josef Dickhut, Germany, 2650, 6 dan, honorable replacement for Hans Pietsch
Radek Nechanicky, Czechia, 2579, 6 dan, winner
Toyota-Pandanet European Tour 2003
Основная сетка (за
1-2 места)
1 Round | 2 Round | 3 Round | 4 round | Winner | Place |
| Taranu Catalin | Taranu Catalin | | Taranu Catalin | Taranu Catalin | 1 |
| Nechanicky Radek | |
| Pop Cristian | Pop Cristian | |
| Shikshina Svetlana | |
| Guo Juan | Guo Juan | |
| Mero Csaba | |
| Dinerchtein Alexandr | Dinerchtein Alexandr | | Dinerchtein Alexandr | | 2 |
| Dickhut Franz-Josef | |
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Утешительный финал (за
3-4 места)
1 Round | 2 Round | 3 Round | 4 round | Winner | Place |
| Shikshina Svetlana | Shikshina Svetlana | Shikshina Svetlana | Shikshina Svetlana | 3 |
| Nechanicky Radek | |
| | Guo Juan | |
| Dickhut Franz-Josef | Dickhut Franz-Josef | Dickhut Franz-Josef | | 4 |
| Mero Csaba | |
| | Pop Cristian | |
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Дополнительный матч за
5-6 места
1 Round | 2 Round | 3 Round | 4 round | Winner | Place |
| | | Guo Juan | Guo Juan | 5 |
| | | Pop Cristian | | 6 |
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Дополнительный матч за
7-8 места
1 Round | 2 Round | 3 Round | 4 round | Winner | Place |
| | | Mero Csaba | Mero Csaba | 7 |
| | | Nechanicky Radek | | 8 |
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