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Re: Best strategy for white in 3-4 w/ side stone extension
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 5:46 pm
by emerus
SmoothOper wrote:emeraldemon wrote:Here is the full board Situation where Tang Weixing played it against Lee Sedol:
$$Wcm8 Lee Sedol vs Tang Weixing
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[go]$$Wcm8 Lee Sedol vs Tang Weixing
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There it looks like Tang used the play out of a subverted mini-Chinese, to get sente and leave a bunch of aji? Maybe Tang didn't want to let white form a moyo on the left, so instead of forming his own moyo he opted for a loose invasion. Maybe whites one space extension from the hoshi(instead of the small knight enclosure) prompted this mess?
Why do you call it a mess?
Re: Best strategy for white in 3-4 w/ side stone extension
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2013 6:06 pm
by Loons
@emerus
I would also call it a mess; black owes a move on bottom, half owes a move on the right, took a move on the left to double approach/outnumber white's one space jump corner 3:2, white took a slightly ugly corner territory with a kick...
Re: Best strategy for white in 3-4 w/ side stone extension
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 2:34 am
by vst
I don't think Black making a move on the second line is good...
Re: Best strategy for white in 3-4 w/ side stone extension
Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2013 11:23 am
by Kirby
vst wrote:I don't think Black making a move on the second line is good...
Where would you play instead?