was hailed as a brilliant move. After the 
exchange (probably just to allow white a bit more time to read out the sequences), white resigned. Do you see why the black dragon is alive?
Reading Exercise
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Reading Exercise
Below is the final position of Game 7, with Lu Ning 6d of China as Black vs. Park 7d of Korea, of the ongoing China-Korea Amateur SuperGo Match -- the "Shuanglong Qiju" Cup, named after a maker of game sets based in Luoyang, China. For the complete game record, see http://duiyi.sina.com.cn/cGibo/201012/louivbn.SGF.
was hailed as a brilliant move. After the exchange (probably just to allow white a bit more time to read out the sequences), white resigned.
Do you see why the black dragon is alive?
was hailed as a brilliant move. After the exchange (probably just to allow white a bit more time to read out the sequences), white resigned. Do you see why the black dragon is alive?
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Re: Reading Exercise
hiyayang wrote:
Do you see why the black dragon is alive?
No. I need a hint. What's black's response to 1? (please hide any responses to my post, so as not to ruin the problem for others).
Patience, grasshopper.
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Re: Reading Exercise
daal wrote:
No. I need a hint. What's black's response to 1? (please hide any responses to my post, so as not to ruin the problem for others).
I think it could go like this after White 164: