This seems to be a trend for me now a days. I end up winning a lot of games because my opponent messes up somehow. My last review I uploaded was a similar case. Of course, this does not make ME a better player, so I'm still uploading for review. I thought I was attacking my opponent very well, until the wall that I set up for the attack started getting attacked...
Any pointers on my mistake would be appreciated. ALso, if you see any bad habits that I have (something that seems like I do without even thinking), let me know.
I must rank up, so that I can move on with my life!!
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Hi negapesuo,
Maybe just connect at F18 directly is better --
W has to spend a move to fix his shape.
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) The exchange of ( - ) then tenuki is probably a bad habit.
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This shape wouldn't happen if at F18 directly.
Feels strange. ( Connect solidly, or J15, ... )
Bad habit; connect solidly.
Maybe just connect at F18 directly is better --W has to spend a move to fix his shape.
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- , ) The exchange of ( - ) then tenuki is probably a bad habit.Re: (
- ). This shape wouldn't happen if at F18 directly. Feels strange. ( Connect solidly, or J15, ... ) Bad habit; connect solidly.