Life In 19x19

I think it doesn't matter, because your opponent also has less time to think

But it may affect you differently. For example, some players panic when in byo-yomi, while others don't have the same problem with playing fast, and some always play very quickly anyway. I am bad at handling byo-yomi ...

If a trick move increases the chance of winning a game, and a good strategy is one that has the highest chance to win the game, then playing the trick move is a good strategy. If it is good to play a good strategy, then playing the trick move is not bad. So the reason some would say trying to trick ...

There's already a thread for this, please don't start it here again: m

I'm sorry, but I have not followed that topic, so I did not know it was the same. I just asked the question that came to my mind when reading Roberts post in this topic, because I thought it was interesting. But I will not say ...

the only way to make sense of that stuff is by improving your subconscious, your intuition.

There is at least one other way because I do not use your "only" way but instead use analysis, knowledge, reasoning and reading. To start with just something more specific, global reading can include ...

How do you explain that "strong club players" don't like to use komi or free handicaps then?

I don't. It is easy to think of possible reasons why people would dislike those forms of handicap, but don't actually know. I still think that the explanation that it is because they want to be worshiped ...

But it is simply rude to refuse to take handicap when it's proven to be necessary.

Hmm, the etiquette I've been exposed to is that the stronger player decides the handicap, the weaker player can ask for an even game but it's up to the stronger player to decide what'll actually happen. Of course ...

I see, thanks for the explanation. This thing got me wondering enough to actually make a post here, even though discussing go was of course my original intention when I first registered.

So it is not effectively generating any money then?

I am still curious about what the strategy is. How does someone believe he will make money by posting on gosensations, I can't come up with a strategy that would work even in the imagination of the most delusional. I have no idea about any of this ...

balistic wrote:It's a legit breach. The intruder claiming to be "anonymous" (what a joke) is actually some noob who is effectivly using gosensations to generate money using a bitcoin javascript miner.

Noob question: what does this mean? How can those "anonymus we are legion"-posts make money?