International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition

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International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (IORMC/ko:국제온라인마작대회) is the international competition of Mahjong under Japanese rule in Tenhou.net the online mahjong service since 2012. The competition is organized by the Korean Mahjong League (KML).

History[]

The International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (IORMC) was originally started as "Korea-Japan Online Mahjong Exchange Match" and "Asian Online Riichi Mahjong Competition" in 2011.

Format[]

The competition utilizes a simultaneous team round robin. Participants play out a set number of games against each other, while not being matched with players from their own teams. Team scores is a cumulative of all team member scores. A separate competition determines the individual winner, via qualification from the team format. Qualified players compete in a mahjong bracket system to determine the individual winner.

Champions[]

Team[]

Korea-Japan Inter-competition (2011)
No. Year Winner 2nd 3rd Team count
1 2011  Japan  South Korea
2 2012  South Korea  Japan
Asian Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (2011)
1 2011  South Korea  Japan  China
International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (since 2012)
1 2012  South Korea  Japan  China
2 2013  Russia ? ?
3 2014  Russia  South Korea  China
4 2015  South Korea  China  Japan
5 2016  Taiwan  Japan  France
6[1] 2017  Russia  Ukraine  Sweden
7[2] 2018  Hong Kong  Canada  Russia
8 2019  Australia  Hong Kong  Brazil
9 2020  France  Taiwan  Ukraine
10 2021  Korea  United States  Singapore

Individual[]

Korea-Japan Inter-competition (2011)
No. Winner 2nd 3rd
Name ID Name ID Name ID
1[3][4] Japan Katsuya Yamaya cpa1208 Japan Takunori Kajimoto takutei South Korea Seung-Ho Yoo Ngel&Min
2[5][6] South Korea Dong-Woo Im Blood熱血 South Korea Sung-Wons Cho Reality Japan Tsuneyuki Takahashi joukou
Asian Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (2011)
1[7][8] South Korea Seung-Cheol Jeong Drehyong Japan Doppo Yamada 独歩 South Korea Seung-Ho Yoo Ngel&Min
International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (since 2012)
1[9] South Korea Jun-Hee Lee harookie South Korea Ho-Jong Kown exist China Wei Wei 及川冰麗
2[10][11] Hong Kong Ng-Ka Fu くるる Russia Nikita Tkachenko ;_; Japan ? ☆逆襲の西☆
3[12] South Korea Ho-Jong Kwon exist Russia Nikita Tkachenko ;_; South Korea Sung-Won Cho Reality
4[13] Japan Yūsei Asakura 黒猫＠ぺろぺろ☆ South Korea Jun-Hee Lee harookie China Wei Wei 及川冰麗
5[14] Japan ? まいちぃ Taiwan Liang-Yu Chen tnfsh204 China Shawn Wu 零落星奈
6[15] China Lu-lu Zhou soraru France Karolina Trepinska Karolcia Canada Simon Chen Khold
7[16] Belarus Siarhei Tsyvinski MyZ4iHa Hong Kong Wong Ki Long 2013612 Australia Trevor Yau Gene5i5
8[17] China Li Mingyao >_0@杏杏軍團 Brazil Nathan Malafaia Nihil Vietnam Nguyen Huu Huong nigaiki
9[18] Canada Ryan Wang Elisye Singapore Filbert AlphaFil United States Anthony Hsieh Misder
10[19] Japan Kassie かっしー Hong Kong Wong Ki Long 2013612 Ukraine Sveta Yaremenko sekaaa

References[]

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  11. ^ "IORMC 2013".
  12. ^ Yu, James (2014-11-09). "Winner of 2014 IORMC is Ho-Jong Kwon from Korea. Team winner is Russia". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
  13. ^ Yu, James (2015-11-08). "[2015 IORMC] Personal winner is Yusē, Team winner is South Korea". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
  14. ^ Yu, James (2016-11-06). "[2016 IORMC] Individual winner is maichii, Team winner is Chinese Taipei". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
  15. ^ Yu, James (2017-11-20). "Zhou Lulu(CHN) wins the individual competition of IORMC 2017". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
  16. ^ Yu, James (2018-11-16). "2018 IORMC Individual Tournament Match Pairings and Results". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2019-03-19.
  17. ^ Yu, James (2019-11-24). "2019 IORMC Individual Tournament Match Pairings and Results". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2020-05-21.
  18. ^ Yu, James (2020-11-08). "2020 IORMC Individual Tournament Match Pairings and Results". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2021-12-05.
  19. ^ Yu, James (2021-11-07). "2021 IORMC Individual Tournament Match Pairings and Results". kml.or.kr. Retrieved 2021-12-05.

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