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Feb 6 • 11:13 UTC • 🇰🇷 Korea • Hankyoreh (KR)

Nongshim Cup Champion Shin Jin-seo Says 'I Was Lucky' and Humble About Surpassing 10 Billion Won in Total Prize Money

World's top Go player Shin Jin-seo won the Nongshim Cup by defeating Japan's Ichiriki Ryo and credited his success to luck and fan support despite feeling dissatisfied with his performance.

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