Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 5:01 am
by MrHeisenberg
Plan for today before playing a game.
5 tsusemegos. -Not done
Tesujis by James Davies -Done
Chinese Fuseki by Kato - one chapter - Done
Attack and Defence - Done
5 attacks
Have put together starpoint joseki variation
Enclosure invasion
Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Sat Jan 18, 2014 7:33 am
by Boidhre
You may want to look at this response, it's pretty common where that cut is annoying for Black.
Without a whole board, it may not be easy to decide how to attack W. However...
In the above variation, keima is strange. A first feeling is hane outside:
In your Variation A, the jump is also strange, because it leaves a weakness which W promptly exploits with the push , and B ends up with 2 cuts at (x) and (y):
Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2014 10:21 am
by Boidhre
Why again?
Sorry, I mean is there some area that Black is trying to surround on the bottom?
Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 11:26 am
by MrHeisenberg
I find knight`s move efficient in attacking
Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 11:38 am
by oren
MrHeisenberg wrote:I find knight`s move efficient in attacking
The question is if you can attack which depends on the rest of the board.
Re: Heisenberg`s blog. One kuy improvement every other month
Posted: Tue Jan 21, 2014 12:30 pm
by mitsun
The knight move is good for attacking, but the attack must have some purpose. In general, the purpose is not to capture, but rather to force your opponent to run, allowing you to make thickness or territory in the process. In this case, the direction of play matters. For example, a few plausible attacks are shown below. On an empty board, it is hard to say which of these attacks is best. Even though attacking for its own sake may feel good, it is often best to leave a position like this alone, until a preferred direction can be chosen.