Oh...EdLee wrote:Hi Paul,paullik wrote:A5
D9
C9
F9
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OK.
wrong. Some kind of blind spot.
Why did white made a move at E9 instead of F9?
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Welcome and Congrats.paullik wrote:Well I've been playing this game for a week now
Now, to re-cap your original question:
In the following variation (first posed in Post 6)...paullik wrote:at move 54 white chooses to "Threaten to save the two white stones." at E9.
... Can you see thatpaullik wrote:A5
D9
C9
Oh...
E9
Things are hopefully a little clearer now than at post 5.
It's very nice that only a week has passed and you already get a feel for how Go is very precise
(and therefore, as you'll find out soon enough, can be extremely unforgiving.
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Re:
Well, yes, it's about the territory, not about really saving them.EdLee wrote: Can you see thatat D9 also "threatens to save the two stones (
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Hopefully.EdLee wrote:
Things are hopefully a little clearer now than at post 5.![]()
Thank you for taking the time to guide me!