Lee Changho

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As the title suggests i'm interested in his style of play especially before he changed it. I could go over random games of his in the 90s on go4go but if anyone could point some of his games that showcase his style i'd be grateful.

[tchan001]

Link removed (legitimate site, but looks like it got hijacked).

-Araban

[Shenoute]

This may interest you.

[huhu]

No, Takemiya is best ^_^

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Thank you guys. I became a member in the fan page and as a bonus i downloaded 50 commented games of his. Surely beats going through 1800 games in pdf format

[Abyssinica]

No, Takemiya is best ^_^

Gu Li is dead to me, so Nie Weiping has become the best.

[Shawn Ligocki]

http://baduk.eu/

Whoa, that link goes to malware and porn (at least on android browser).

[deja]

http://baduk.eu/

Whoa, that link goes to malware and porn (at least on android browser).

Yeah, Malwarebytes blocked the link(s) for me. The site probably has been hijacked.

[Shenoute]

(...) Surely beats going through 1800 games in pdf format

Did you see that some of the games are marked by a star, which means that they "provide a place to start for those unfamiliar with the professional" ?

[logan]

No, Takemiya is best ^_^

Is Takemiya still popular with newer players?

He was very popular with new and kyu/low-dan players during the 90s-00s. But as we get farther away from his tournament successes I'm not sure how much of a drop there's been with his popularity. His continued appearances at western go conferences keep him at a minimum level of topical conversation.

Also, for any newer players recently interested in Lee Changho, may I ask what attracted you to him and his play style?

[paK0]

No, Takemiya is best ^_^

Is Takemiya still popular with newer players?

I think he is one of the more well known pros to players who don't follow the professional scene to closely and he has a style that is pretty easy to recognize.