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Recent Russian tournament. 2-2 fuseki can be very successful!
Check more in my next KGS+ lecture. Don't miss it!
Check more in my next KGS+ lecture. Don't miss it!
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Re: Just 2 photos: no comments
It's difficult for me to see the benefit of playing 2-2 in the fuseki over playing 3-3.
be immersed
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Re: Just 2 photos: no comments
Kirby wrote:It's difficult for me to see the benefit of playing 2-2 in the fuseki over playing 3-3.
There isn't any. In the board position shown, black is way behind.
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breakfast wrote:2-2 fuseki can be very successful!
1) When you play against players weaker than you, many stupid moves can be very successful
2) That 4d lost to a 1 kyu playing that "successful" fuseki
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I just watched it today and enjoyed the lecture. If you have KGS+ - don`t skip it. It related practically to punishing suboptimal plays and whole-board thinking, while being a little fun. A two dan (I think) present was able to answer most questions poised correctly, so more geared at kyu thinking.