Post some other examples of interesting ladders from your games.
EDIT: Removed "neat" so I don't sound like a little girl.
Imagine the internal dialog from his opponent. "Wow, I can't believe that this 1k moron didn't bother to read out the ladd... oh."robinz wrote:Dusk Eagle - wow, a 1k didn't bother to read that ladder?
I'm sure you guys are already familiar with the famous 2003 Lee Sedol game where he played out a ladder he couldn't win.robinz wrote:Dusk Eagle - wow, a 1k didn't bother to read that ladder?
I get nervous playing out a ladder that I think is in my favor. After every move I always stop and read it out again.Dusk Eagle wrote:Yeah, it's a pretty dumb mistake. Especially considering howis unnecessary. But I guess once he started, he may have been thinking, "if I'm wrong, I've lost anyway, so there's no point in stopping to read it out again."
You have posted it.Fedya wrote:I would have posted this, which is much more frightening.Shaddy wrote:
Seriously?! And you're KGS 3 dan? I have never seen anybody do this in tournaments, not even double-digit kyu players! If my opponent would try that, it would really annoy me, and I'd probably tell him to stop (calling the referee might not even be unreasonable, because you're obstructing your opponent's thought process pretty badly). Now I don't know you personally, but I'd strongly advise you to stop this if you ever want your dan grade to be taken seriouslyShaddy wrote:robinz- misreading ladders is not uncommon (and sometimes when people notice they misread they keep going anyway..). usually I trace my finger over the board to make sure i'm doing it right, even (especially) in tournament games.