“Give me trials and tribulations.”

Xinxin 9th Dan smiles wryly as he says this. Who could possibly give him a hard time?

Shin Shin-seo 9 dan (Kicks), the “Man of Many Deaths,” led his team to victory with two wins in one day against Mahan’s Heart Yeongam in the third round of the 2023-2024 KB Kookmin Bank Go League at the Korea Origin Go TV studio in Seoul on November 11.

Shin has now won six straight games this season, 16 straight in the regular season and 24 straight in the postseason.

On this day, he came out as a four-game runner and defeated Ahn Ahn-joon 9-dan to tie the game at 2-2, then came back in the ace decider to defeat Seol Hyun-joon 8-dan.

In his last match against Jung Kwan-jang in the second round, he won two games, including an ace decider, to lead his team to victory. 카지노사이트

He is showing off his absolute dominance.

He neutralized his opponent with strong offense against Ahn Sung-joon, and in the deciding game against Seol Hyun-joon, he captured hemp to change the game.

Even the commentary team was surprised by his tremendous offensive power.

When the Go TV commentators said that he looked “angry” after the game, he explained that he was “not playing a strong move, but playing the best move.”

Even though he won the game, he emphasized his mistake by saying, “I made a mistake in the middle of the game with Seol Hyun-joon.”

Shin has a new nickname for himself as he continues on his path of excellence in the Go League. It’s called “The Angry Go Player. “

I think they called me Angry when I lost the world championship. If I had to choose a nickname, I’d go with The Grim Reaper.”

The real-life Kicks won the championship last season, and a two-game winning streak this season heralds a steep rise.

The 9th dan wants to get stronger.

His recent smiling palm gesture after a big match against Jung Kwan-jang reflects his desire to improve.

When asked to explain the meaning of the sign, he said, “It makes Go seem easy.

I hope you will give me trials and tribulations,” he laughed.

Mahanheart Yeongam failed to win its first game as it was blocked by the wall of Shinshinseo.

Meanwhile, the KB Bank Go League is held every Thursday through Sunday, with a prize pool of 250 million won.