Re: The barrier between DDK and SDK.
Posted: Sat Aug 15, 2015 2:22 am
Hi, here is the game.
I have translated all the comments from french.
As you can see, my memory betrays me. It was a two stones game, not three. And White played no move above the 4th line during the opening except the first one
But the comment is nonetheless really interesting.
I have translated all the comments from french.
As you can see, my memory betrays me. It was a two stones game, not three. And White played no move above the 4th line during the opening except the first one
But the comment is nonetheless really interesting.
His comments here are strange. I think your move is just fine, no problem at all.
This move seems strange. His comments here also strange.
Soft, too easy for W. Block the outside R16; force W to live small.
Completely wrong. You must extend. You must not allow W to ponnuki in sente. After you extend to M15, W connects at N17. Then you turn and close W, force him to live small in gote. His lack of comments here means he completely does not understand 
Nonsense move; completely wrong. Very strange and bad habit. Just connect at Q18. His lack of comments here also means he does not understand 
Now you can see the exchange 
is nonsense.
R4.
Very strange feeling. What are you trying to do ?
Nonsense move. W must cut R4; only move.
Good.
Nonsense move. Big mistake. You give the corner back to W. Just connect at R4.
Your move is OK; ponnuki in sente.
Slow. F3 direction better.
His comments here: the fight in the lower right corner:
R11.
W hits the vital point.
You can first counter and resist at N6.
Your local shape problem here is because you missed R11 with 
Basics problem. Atari on top, Q11.
Ridiculously slow and small, almost a pass.
Good!
Soft. Big miss. Double hane o11.