One of my games
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 10:04 am
Hi, please, review this game.
The most interesting questions: how should I respond white 118 and 174.
The most interesting questions: how should I respond white 118 and 174.
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Re: One of my games
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 11:17 am
I probably would have reacted to 118 as you did, but I would definitely play 121 at S14 rather than T14. I'd play it on instinct alone, but you can immediately see a concrete consequence; White wouldn't have gotten to play T15 in sente.
Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2017 11:50 am
Hi rfmvad,
Why? Taking W's base doesn't seem right here:
W is already out, with
.
Locally, R4 probably better, as it helps your corner group.
W gets the nice turn at P9 -- a big shared vital point.
P9.
- 
Could be a bad habit, bad exchange; self-reducing liberties.
o8 or N8 -- huge shared vital point.
o8 -- huge shared vital point. If W o7, you double hane at N7.
o8.
From and , it seems you're sensitive to territory --
but perhaps at the expense of the global context.
and 
Similar problem: too focused on the "local" situation,
missing the bigger picture. Do you feel is very inefficient ?
( Locally, at least Q11 is better, yes ? )
Instead of and , how about P12 ? Attack and close W on a big scale.
Good. Cap.
Hmm... Seems N15 or M16 direction is better.
( Consistent with
and 
. )
You want the outside; close W completely ( killing is a bonus ).
(, 
, 
) Re: ( , , , ) Only looking at local cash, ignoring the whole board.
M14 direction. ( Re: missing P9 turn. )
M10 ( eyeing M7 follow-up. )
, 
Could be the same bad habit as .
(, , 
) Instead, W can jump ahead directly to M7.
C18.
Impossible. Maybe the biggest mistake so far.
If you study and understand what's happening this corner,
I feel it's worth this game.
( We're still 50, 100 moves, a long way, from your "most interesting" questions.
But this corner is crucial fundamentals. )
Why? Taking W's base doesn't seem right here:W is already out, with
.Locally, R4 probably better, as it helps your corner group.
W gets the nice turn at P9 -- a big shared vital point.
P9. - Could be a bad habit, bad exchange; self-reducing liberties. o8 or N8 -- huge shared vital point. o8 -- huge shared vital point. If W o7, you double hane at N7. o8.From
and , it seems you're sensitive to territory --but perhaps at the expense of the global context.
and Similar problem: too focused on the "local" situation,missing the bigger picture. Do you feel
is very inefficient ?( Locally, at least Q11 is better, yes ?
)Instead of
and , how about P12 ? Attack and close W on a big scale. Good. Cap. Hmm... Seems N15 or M16 direction is better.( Consistent with
and . )You want the outside; close W completely ( killing is a bonus ).
(
, , ) Re: ( , , , ) Only looking at local cash, ignoring the whole board. M14 direction. ( Re: missing P9 turn. ) M10 ( eyeing M7 follow-up. ), Could be the same bad habit as .(
, , ) Instead, W can jump ahead directly to M7. C18. Impossible. Maybe the biggest mistake so far.If you study and understand what's happening this corner,
I feel it's worth this game.
( We're still 50, 100 moves, a long way, from your "most interesting" questions.
But this corner is crucial fundamentals. )