Life In 19x19

Yup, but I had won already

SoDesuNe wrote:

I know, I know

SoDesuNe wrote:

$$Bc Tsumego-Time!
$$ +-------------------+
$$ | . . . . X X O . . |
$$ | . . . . X O O . 1 |
$$ | . . , . X X O . . |
$$ | . . . . . X O . . |
$$ | . X X X X O O O O |
$$ | X X O O O X X X O |
$$ | O X O X X X , X X |
$$ | O O O O X . X O X |
$$ | O . O . O O O O X |
$$ +-------------------+

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[go]$$Bc Tsumego-Time!
$$ +-------------------+
$$ | . . . . X X O . . |
$$ | . . . . X O O . 1 |
$$ | . . , . X X O . . |
$$ | . . . . . X O . . |
$$ | . X X X X O O O O |
$$ | X X O O O X X X O |
$$ | O X O X X X , X X |
$$ | O O O O X . X O X |
$$ | O . O . O O O O X |
$$ +-------------------+[/go]

Hmmmm also, this does not tick as the correct one? I can't find a non-seki (and non-dying) solution for W, though, so maybe it works, too.

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[go]$$Bc Yose time
$$ +-------------------+
$$ | . . . . X X O . . |
$$ | . . . . X O O . 1 |
$$ | . . , . X X O 2 3 |
$$ | . . . . . X O . . |
$$ | . X X X X O O O O |
$$ | X X O O O X X X O |
$$ | O X O X X X , X X |
$$ | O O O O X . X O X |
$$ | O . O . O O O O X |
$$ +-------------------+[/go]

OC, the ko threat situation matters, but is normally not best because can make an eye, and then can only make seki in gote.

Ah, I see. Here gote or sente were already gone, so not a big issue. I was aware of 8-in-the-corner being "something," but since I wasn't sure if it was ko or seki, I didn't even bother to check as I was already way ahead. But handy to refresh it for the future

Ahhh, nice!
I thought Gote Seki was the best but after seeing the Sensei's page something clicked ^^

Refreshment is always nice ; )

RBerenguel wrote:Yup, endgame position actually. This is a game between Go Seigen and Miyamoto Naoki, supposedly played to decide correct komi for 9x9. They alternated between B and W, and both won as black by 4 points.

I'm thinking about this position again.

White plays the dame to put the black group in atari and black takes the ko. White, not wanting to lose any points, passes as his ko threat. If black passes, does the game end or does white retake the ko?

Abyssinica wrote:

RBerenguel wrote:Yup, endgame position actually. This is a game between Go Seigen and Miyamoto Naoki, supposedly played to decide correct komi for 9x9. They alternated between B and W, and both won as black by 4 points.

I'm thinking about this position again.

White plays the dame to put the black group in atari and black takes the ko. White, not wanting to lose any points, passes as his ko threat. If black passes, does the game end or does white retake the ko?

I expect that the game was played under the Japanese '49 rules, which did not allow an unresolved ko to remain on the board at the end of the game. So Black had to capture the White stones.

The situation is more complicated under the '89 rules, but the result should be the same, I think.

The game, indeed is quite old, so probably '49 rules

Not shown:

• Baduk para principiantes (a Spanish translation of a Korean book for beginners, was a gift from Lluís Oh)
• The second book of go
• The collected games of Go Seigen (8 volumes)
• 2 Korean books I got also from Lluís
• A printed draft of Shape Up, from when it was (legally) available for download

That's 64 books (not counting the printed one). And I will get 9 more from Korea (thanks Julio) in a couple months... And a book of 9x9 commented games when a friend comes to Barcelona...

I definitely need help

Less help, more books.

Did you take any pictures of your time at the NGA summer camp?

Abyssinica wrote:Less help, more books.

Did you take any pictures of your time at the NGA summer camp?

Yup, the album on NGAs Facebook page is from my pics (will enlarge it with more from others when some participants are done with the EGC.)

The recap post for the web is also done and waiting for Namii's fact checking, when it's done I'll write my personal account (which is similar, sure, but also explains some stuff I did personally )

More books!? Yeah, likely

Beautiful!

I only got half as many Go books, I guess : (

Bill Spight wrote:

Abyssinica wrote:

RBerenguel wrote:Yup, endgame position actually. This is a game between Go Seigen and Miyamoto Naoki, supposedly played to decide correct komi for 9x9. They alternated between B and W, and both won as black by 4 points.

I'm thinking about this position again.

White plays the dame to put the black group in atari and black takes the ko. White, not wanting to lose any points, passes as his ko threat. If black passes, does the game end or does white retake the ko?

I expect that the game was played under the Japanese '49 rules, which did not allow an unresolved ko to remain on the board at the end of the game. So Black had to capture the White stones.

The situation is more complicated under the '89 rules, but the result should be the same, I think.

Then how does the '49 rules deal with double ko seki?