http://kisei.yomiuri.co.jp/kisei/39th/top_7ban01.htm
Move 15 looks like it could lead to a fun game.
2015 Kisei match
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
If it was online, I'd say it was a misclickoren wrote:http://kisei.yomiuri.co.jp/kisei/39th/top_7ban01.htm
Move 15 looks like it could lead to a fun game.
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
Exciting game and perhaps some material to be a classic. (I'm not able to spot the mistakes, though...)
I wonder if Iyama counted that resolving the ko gives a win by half a point.
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I wonder if Iyama counted that resolving the ko gives a win by half a point.
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
Hard to count that as it seems to me that white n7 was a mistake and should be l12 so Iyama punished immediately with k12. If white does that I get a 0.5 white win but maybe I missed something.Vesa wrote: I wonder if Iyama counted that resolving the ko gives a win by half a point.
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
Which huge group are you referring to? I thought black might lose the d12 group when I was replaying the game, but he managed to save it in the end.Krama wrote:Black lost a huge group and won.
Amazing
I think the adventurous move 15 is a good sign for Iyama's go. His recent title losses may be encouraging him to experiment with new moves. It nearly didn't work out in this game, but I think he's strong enough to integrate new ideas into his play and end up a better player in the long run.
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
In sente! I thought the way it lived with those two 1st line descents being sente was rather amusing.jeromie wrote: I thought black might lose the d12 group when I was replaying the game, but he managed to save it in the end.
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
The large knight's move from the 4th to the 5th line (jeromie wrote:I think the adventurous move 15 is a good sign for Iyama's go. His recent title losses may be encouraging him to experiment with new moves. It nearly didn't work out in this game, but I think he's strong enough to integrate new ideas into his play and end up a better player in the long run.
What seemed adventurous to me was the attachment at C-08 (
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Re: 2015 Kisei match
I'll agree but it was unusual enough that pro commentary was surprised by it. "[15] そこですか!!"Bill Spight wrote: The large knight's move from the 4th to the 5th line () is not really adventurous or all that novel.
The major notes from the game at the end by Tsuruyama 7p.
Move 39 was impressive.
Maybe move 52 was better to extend than one space jump.
Bump at 55 was a good move that reversed the attack a bit.
Move 77, pro is curious why black didn't cut at c18.
Move 125, thick move that might mean black thinks he's ahead.
Move 144, he thinks a play at q2 would be more interesting.
A few other possibilities for ko in top right that he's not sure about.
This amused me, but it is Japan, so I'm not surprised.
[74] 11:46 井山棋聖、5時間消費
[74] お昼休憩に入りました。13時再開です。
[74] 74手までの両者消費時間
[74] 井山棋聖:4時間59分
[74] 山下九段:5時間17分
[74] 時間になりました。記録係の合図で対局が再開されました。
[74] 高尾二冠のお昼:スンドゥブチゲ
[74] 河野九段:石焼プルコギビビンバ
[74] 藤沢二冠:ソルルンタンうどん^^
Move 74 was lunch on second day. Iyama used up 4:59, Yamashita 5:17.
Takao (2 titles) had Sundubu Soup
Kono 9p had Soldat bulgogi bimbimbap
Fujisawa Rina (2 titles) had Sorurutan Udon.
This is why we need more game commentary here. So I can decide dinner.