Another one bites the dust
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Another one bites the dust
Two questions:
1. Biggest mistake White made till move 60? (My take: 28 instead of d6)
2. At which point White's chances to win where below 40%? (My take: from move 60)
1. Biggest mistake White made till move 60? (My take: 28 instead of d6)
2. At which point White's chances to win where below 40%? (My take: from move 60)
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Is there a reasonable alternative to
?
After
it looks like something is wrong already, with all but one of white's stones on the 17th line.
Seems like it doesn't have good potential to make life locally, so maybe it's also a mistake?
is really jarring though. It feels like abandoning the fight. D7 feels mandatory after
I like D7 better than D6 because I don't see a second eye anyway, but it widens the position a little with a simple shape.
After
it seems like it's time to panic.
After
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Re: Another one bites the dust
In the game I thought about it more than a minute. It gives Black a wall and sente, but I still did it, because with that I got the upper side settled and Black couldn't make a shimari there anymore. I think it's ok.tentano wrote:Is there a reasonable alternative to?
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Re: Another one bites the dust
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Re: Another one bites the dust
As mitsun says, the result is not good for White. A loss of about 1/2 stone, I think. Also, his suggestion of the high approach at E-16 is usual here.Pippen wrote:In the game I thought about it more than a minute. It gives Black a wall and sente, but I still did it, because with that I got the upper side settled and Black couldn't make a shimari there anymore. I think it's ok.tentano wrote:Is there a reasonable alternative to?
In the bottom left, better to approach at C-05, making miai of C-03 and C-08.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
I also agreetentano wrote:Is there a reasonable alternative to?
Afterit looks like something is wrong already, with all but one of white's stones on the 17th line.
Seems like it doesn't have good potential to make life locally, so maybe it's also a mistake?
is really jarring though. It feels like abandoning the fight. D7 feels mandatory after
I like D7 better than D6 because I don't see a second eye anyway, but it widens the position a little with a simple shape.
Afterit seems like it's time to panic.
White chose the wrong joseki in bottom left I think. How about
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Re: Another one bites the dust
There were a number of problem moves in the bottom left, resulting in a running group while Black mounts a good attack.
at H-05 just invites trouble. Also,
at K-11 is worth considering, offering a few stones in the corner for a fight in the center.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Yes, this is also good.Bill Spight wrote: Also,at K-11 is worth considering, offering a few stones in the corner for a fight in the center.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Amazing. Now that you suggested it I almost feel humiliated for not seeing this obvious superior move (to what I played)^^.mitsun wrote:If you want to play first in that corner, maybe E16? Then if B plays the joseki starting with D17-E17, the W stone at K17 ends up on a good spot.
@all: At what point would you have seen no realistic chance to win for White? (Maybe not where you resign, but where you think "Cr..., this will be a long afternoon.)
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Why did you play 6? doesn't this violate the 'Pippen fuseki' idea of splitting the side and then leaving that stone to be treated lightly? Shouldn't 6 have been a play against the lower left or something? 
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Re: Another one bites the dust
I agree that 8 feels wrong, but it is hard to say that it is really bad - maybe half a point as Bill says.
Move 28? Well, we are all allowed a misclick now and then...
But it is 62 that really disturbs me. You are picking a fight in the shadow of his wall. I would have played P6.
Move 28? Well, we are all allowed a misclick now and then...
But it is 62 that really disturbs me. You are picking a fight in the shadow of his wall. I would have played P6.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Sorry. Half a stone = half a handicap stone = 7 points or so.Joaz Banbeck wrote:I agree that 8 feels wrong, but it is hard to say that it is really bad - maybe half a point as Bill says.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
The sequence
to
is really bad. The two W stones at K17 and O17 have probably lost half a stone of combined efficiency, as Bill suggests. I am pretty sure that if both players were professional, the game would already be decided.
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Players aren't professionals.mitsun wrote:The sequenceto
is really bad. The two W stones at K17 and O17 have probably lost half a stone of combined efficiency, as Bill suggests. I am pretty sure that if both players were professional, the game would already be decided.
I wonder about W12, I probably would push a bit longer (gaining points in the corner because disabling Black moves there) instead of jumping ahead with W12 and use the stone already in place at 10-3 to finally "get ahead".
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Re: Another one bites the dust
Getting that wall in sente feels a lot more valuable than the territory white is taking. Black just needs to make a nice extension down the left side and the game feels hard for white.tapir wrote:Players aren't professionals.mitsun wrote:The sequenceto
is really bad. The two W stones at K17 and O17 have probably lost half a stone of combined efficiency, as Bill suggests. I am pretty sure that if both players were professional, the game would already be decided.
I wonder about W12, I probably would push a bit longer (gaining points in the corner because disabling Black moves there) instead of jumping ahead with W12 and use the stone already in place at 10-3 to finally "get ahead".