European Pros

The European professional system was started in 2014. Its goal is to give the strongest players a chance to compete on the same level as the Asian pro players already do for many years. It should attract more media attention and therefore also attract more sponsors.

Being a European professional brings a player some benefits.
There is a yearly European Professional Championship with high prize money.
In the European Grand Prix professional players compete alongside the strongest amateur players. European professional players are qualified automatically to the most prestigious tournament in the Grand Prix: The Grand Slam.

To become a professional player in Europe, a player has to pass the Pro Qualification.

As a preparation for becoming professional player, strong amateur players can participate in a half year CEGO Academic programme in Bejing. There is also the EGF Academy which aims to train the best young european players so that they reach a high level.

The main sponsor of the EGF pro system is CEGO which stands for Chinese European Go. CEGO comprises chinese investors who want to foster go in Europe.

Name Country Rank GoR Profile
Ilya Shikshin
Ilya Shikshin
Russia (suspended member) 4p 2830 See profile
Mateusz Surma
Mateusz Surma
🇵🇱 Poland 4p 2758 See profile
Pavol Lisy
Pavol Lisy
🇸🇰 Slovakia 2p 2757 See profile
Andrii Kravets
Andrii Kravets
🇺🇦 Ukraine 3p 2753 See profile
Artem Kachanovskyi
Artem Kachanovskyi
🇺🇦 Ukraine 3p 2740 See profile
Stanisław Frejlak
Stanisław Frejlak
🇵🇱 Poland 2p 2732 See profile
Benjamin Dréan-Guénaïzia
Benjamin Dréan-Guénaïzia
🇫🇷 France 1p 2700 See profile
Ali Jabarin
Ali Jabarin
Europe 3p 2697 See profile
Tanguy Le Calvé
Tanguy Le Calvé
🇫🇷 France 2p 2673 See profile
Jan Simara
Jan Simara
🇨🇿 Czechia 1p 2615 See profile