Go Back - Game 2

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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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White prevents a double wing. High because I feel like it.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

Post by cyclops »

I don't like W's reply to my B13. W's double wing needs to be invaded before he perfects his moyo. But if B invades at c14, W@c15 will make him heavy with too little space to extend comfortably. B will get a weak group. To prevent W's double wing I goback.
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Next B a & b are miai.
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As this is my first Go Back experience, please let me know if I cannot undo.
I revert :b13: back to R10 -- my reasons are below:
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(1) :b13: at R10 is a good move. It is the correct direction from B's upper right shimari, and it is a big point.
cyclops wrote:I don't like W's reply to my B13.
(2) Notice "B13" is also a co-ordinate on the board (x), so it is ambiguous. :b13: is more clear.
(3) :w14: at K16 is not a problem for B. It is a big point, a normal opening move.
cyclops wrote:W's double wing needs to be invaded before he perfects his moyo.
(4) Yes and No -- Yes, it's good if B does something about W's double wing.
No, W cannot "perfect" his moyo in 1 move, so it's not as bad as cyclops thinks.
cyclops wrote:But if B invades at c14, W@c15 will make him heavy with too little space to extend comfortably. B will get a weak group.
(5) I disagree. Here's why: yes, the 2-space jump to :b19: is a bit inefficient for B,
but this is still reasonable because B is invading (after getting the big point :b13:),
and the resulting B group is not very heavy and not very weak; it is OK.
This result is reasonable for both B and W:
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cyclops wrote:To prevent W's double wing I goback.
(6) Your :b13: approach at F17 is also a big move and is playable. But I prefer the original :b13: at R10 for the reasons above.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

Post by perceval »

This game seems really interesting, lots of discussion.
I doubt it will go very far because design by consensus is terribly slow (i live in Switerland ... ), but i will learn for sure. :geek:

I will not go back on Ed Lees move but i wondered after trying to play R10 at move 11 if :b13: couldnt be high ? (ie :b13:@Q10 instead of R10 ?)

i like Loons suggestion of a bit of kibitz before an undo to avoid strings of undos in the future.
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Post by EdLee »

perceval wrote:if :b13: couldnt be high ? (ie :b13:@Q10 instead of R10 ?)
Yes, :b13: is also playable high at Q10, but I prefer low at R10 because of the cash:
there's no giant moyo anywhere -- 3/4 of the board is cash: upper right, lower left, bottom, lower right -- so, just take cash. :mrgreen:
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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I suggest we continue the game with sgf, it's a lot easier.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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There is a Many Universes theory in physics saying that at every instant every universe splits into every possible future. All these universe then lives next to each other. Well I am not going to be stubborn and split the game into two parallel ones. Ed's reasons now make me feel at ease with R13.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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nagano wrote:I suggest we continue the game with sgf, it's a lot easier.
OK, though I am not a big fan of your preferred method.
To speed up I added the 3 "obvious" next moves. I am not sure playing sequences is acceptable in Goback. So if you dislike pls go back.



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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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I agree with that sequence, but will leave it for others to object if so desired. Certainly other moves can be considered.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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FWIW, I would have been in favour of this reduction:
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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@topazg Interesting move, certainly worth considering. How would you respond after the diagonal contact?
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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it is already super hard to know what is the actual position... :-?

Topazg you are proposing an alternative to the game, but not an actual "go back" is that correct ?
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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These were the moves I'd been considering:
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The second one is kinda awkward though.

@perceval: I guess one of the GoBack's got rejected on the basis of this general sequence being unacceptable - so this _might_ trigger a correction, even though that hadn't really been my intent when I posted.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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I mostly agree with that sequence, but as white in both cases I would double hane, and in the first diagram I would play black 33 a point closer to the weaker group. I think white solidifies too much territory then.
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Re: Go Back - Game 2

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nagano wrote:I mostly agree with that sequence, but as white in both cases I would double hane, and in the first diagram I would play black 33 a point closer to the weaker group. I think white solidifies too much territory then.
Hmmm, double hane does look better in the first one. However, I would still rather take Black here:
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In the second one, there's no double hane:
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If White's going to have a wall like that, neutralising it with a living group and hopefully some central influence feels fine - Black's position in the top right is very good, the lower left looks fine, and White's lost the majority of his development potential - he's got cash, but it doesn't have huge prospects for becoming a lot more cash - am I mis-evaluating here?
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