4-4 double keima approach disaster
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4-4 double keima approach disaster
Hello there, I started playing on Tygem again and in the process losing a lot of hair over unexpected moves that keep throwing me off over and over again. How should I play after white's E17? Just connecting seemed common sense to me, but that didn't turn out so great in the end.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
So it looks ok like this then? Thanks for your answer.
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
I tend to screw up a lot with moves like 11 at the most crucial time of an exchange... ^^; Should I focus on tsumego, joseki or something else to get these kind of moves right?
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I've noticed that this depends on the individual.ShinLyuu wrote:I tend to screw up a lot with moves like 11 at the most crucial time of an exchange... ^^;
Should I focus on tsumego, joseki or something else to get these kind of moves right?
Some people can study and improve nicely all by themselves.
Some find a good teacher to be very helpful. (I belong to the latter group.
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( my emphasis. )ShinLyuu wrote:How should I play after white's E17? Just connecting seemed common sense to me,
but that didn't turn out so great in the end.
Hi Shin, it turns out the
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exchange is good for B, so you are happy to do it.If you compare the variation where W hanes up at G16 on
instead of pushing at E17,B's shape is less solid than yours in the game -- the
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exchange helps B get a nice strong wall.Once again, important to tell the good moves (
connect ) from the less good ones. -
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
Ok, next time I'll get it right and not lose so easily (I hope). Thank you for sharing your wisdom, EdLee!
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
ShinLyuu wrote:So it looks ok like this then? Thanks for your answer.
But something seems to be wrong with this variation. Wg16 (atari) and then Wd15 would lead to complications. I wouldn't play double hane in this position.
If you say no, Elwood and I will come here for breakfast, lunch, and dinner every day of the week.
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
Oh yeah, I didn't think of that, best to avoid the double hane before the shape D15 cut is fixed then.
Fantastic signature quote by the way.
Fantastic signature quote by the way.
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
I think Vlack can throw in at F18 to get the second line stone. I haven't read any way for White to gain from those lines, and Black's shape is a bit nicer, IMO.
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Re: 4-4 double keima approach disaster
yeah, there's no reason for the double hane in the final position... you already got value for your sacrifice
Tactics yes, Tact no...
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