International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition

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
11 2022  Japan  Brazil  United States

Individual
Korea-Japan Inter-competition (2011)
No. Winner 2nd 3rd
NameIDNameIDNameID
1[3][4] Japan Katsuya Yamayacpa1208 Japan Takunori Kajimototakutei South Korea Seung-Ho YooNgel&Min
2[5][6] South Korea Dong-Woo ImBlood熱血 South Korea Sung-Wons ChoReality Japan Tsuneyuki Takahashijoukou
Asian Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (2011)
1[7][8] South Korea Seung-Cheol JeongDrehyong Japan Doppo Yamada独歩 South Korea Seung-Ho YooNgel&Min
International Online Riichi Mahjong Competition (since 2012)
1[9] South Korea Jun-Hee Leeharookie South Korea Ho-Jong Kownexist 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 Kwonexist Russia Nikita Tkachenko;_; South Korea Sung-Won ChoReality
4[13] Japan Yūsei Asakura黒猫＠ぺろぺろ☆ South Korea Jun-Hee Leeharookie China Wei Wei及川冰麗
5[14] Japan ?まいちぃ Taiwan Liang-Yu Chentnfsh204 China Shawn Wu零落星奈
6[15] China Lu-lu Zhousoraru France Karolina TrepinskaKarolcia Canada Simon ChenKhold
7[16] Belarus Siarhei TsyvinskiMyZ4iHa Hong Kong Wong Ki Long2013612 Australia Trevor YauGene5i5
8[17] China Li Mingyao>_0@杏杏軍團 Brazil Nathan MalafaiaNihil Vietnam Nguyen Huu Huongnigaiki
9[18] Canada Ryan WangElisye Singapore FilbertAlphaFil United States Anthony HsiehMisder
10[19] Japan Kassieかっしー Hong Kong Wong Ki Long2013612 Ukraine Sveta Yaremenkosekaaa
11[20] Taiwan ARDENARDEN Saint Kitts and Nevis TSYVINSKI, SiarheiMyZ4iHa France PIERARD DE MAUJOUY, Jérémieしゅうけっと

References
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