Teamovich 2

threeve · Post by **threeve** » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:34 pm

BIC:

I really thought I posted this last night, but here it sits in the post editor... Anyway, a couple of these moves have already been talked about by my teammates but I'll leave my original comments from yesterday.

I was really expecting white to play a:

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My first thought is to just finish the sequence with a move around a or b here, but I'm having to really fight the urge to pick a fight with x... It seems like it gets messy fast, and I'm not 100% sure we'll come out favorably or even equal in all the variations. Also, playing x now eliminates the aji around y later should we eventually end up with a strong position on the left.

Both a and b seem to support invading the top right corner soon. I'm also thinking c might be a good way to threaten white's base on the left and push them out toward tengen while making a position of our own on the left. And we could always take the remaining corner at d. So many options! I'm not committing to anything until tomorrow.

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Well, it is tomorrow now. I kind of want to second SinK's move (my 'c'), but in the interest of giving more choices to our captain I'll nominate my 'b':

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This is similar to lesenv's suggestion, but one space closer to our group. This closer extension is more difficult for white to harass. It also prepares for the followups at e or f. I expect white to invest another move on the left, but not sure what. If they go ahead and take the last corner we can easily invade the left, and if they play along the side we get to play first in the corner. w10 means we won't get much territory on the top because they can monkey jump underneath which is why I chose a high extension instead of low, in order to create more influence to work with tengen.

The 3-point jump on the fourth line allows white to jump right in the middle and make things difficult, so I do not prefer it to the 2-space jump. Granted that the marked stones might make this more difficult on white than if they weren't there, but it's still enough to make me want to play a safer move:

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EDIT: resolve ambiguity with move labels

Redundant · Post by **Redundant** » Thu Feb 24, 2011 9:45 pm

I'm too tired now to take a deep look at these suggestions, and I'm about to get hit with two take home midterms and a possibly very difficult homework, so it might be a while before I can pick a move.

Ideas for observers:

Redundant · Post by **Redundant** » Thu Mar 03, 2011 11:11 am

I'm back, sorry for the wait.

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Mnemonic · Post by **Mnemonic** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 9:32 am

I have a feeling you guys don't like us ... :-?

WIC

robinz · Post by **robinz** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 9:46 am

WIC:

Mnemonic wrote:

WIC
'the hell? Never seen that before, but I guess it's playable, especially with the weakness in our group. I have no clue how to answer this. Run out? Counter pincer? Need to do some reading. Teammates, any good ideas?

PS: of course they don't like us, they're on the opposite team. What makes you think I like them? :twisted:

Rafa · Post by **Rafa** » Fri Mar 04, 2011 5:14 pm

WIC

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So black wants to play street fighter with violent ken it seems to me

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Moving on to the game, i´m pretty sure you guys know about the weakness we have at A right? So i believe we should protect it first instead of going all out on pincers, it would only make black run to the center which is precisely what they want.
This is the variation i ´m currently thinking. B and C are black other moves instead of getting the final corner.
I hope you guys can post soon so we can discuss this better.

robinz · Post by **robinz** » Sat Mar 05, 2011 4:55 am

WIC:

Rafa is right about the weakness at "a", as far as I can tell (if black plays there our group becomes a floating eyeless baseless lump* :sad:

), which confirms my suspicion that we should be settling first. But can we do it in sente? Rafa's sequence clearly doesn't do that. But perhaps it's good enough, as our group is then definitely alive (as far as my mediocre reading can tell), and we have kind-of-miai of attacking black's C12 stone and C17 group. Not that the latter looks too easy to attack profitably, now I think about it, which brings me on to my next point:

Do we need Rafa's 12/13 exchange? It looks rather aji-keshi-ish to me. On the one hand, it does expand our eyespace, but I'm not sure it's necessary to live. And unless it is, I really don't want to play it, as it just forces black to strengthen his group - on the present board it looks possibly vulnerable (I'm not sure we can do much to attack it sensibly yet, but given the right conditions...), whereas on Rafa's diagram it looks fairly thick and indestructible.

I think we can live, or at least make our group healthy enough to survive, by playing B14 straightaway - or C14 preferably (why play on the second line unless forced to?). Probably there are better moves too, but I'm not seeing them if so. The only other one to occur to me is C13, which has the advantage of being sente, but the major disadvantage of forcing black to strengthen his stone. I will regret this if black ends up with a strong position in the lower left.

Whatever we do, I'm fairly convinced it has to be in the upper left.

Anyway, no suggestion yet, but some more thoughts. As I've already said though, I'm way out of my depth at the moment and these are probably total rubbish :-?

*EDIT: actually, now I look again, I'm not convinced it's such a worry. The above was written assume we'd respond at B16, but if we simply cut it off at B14, can't we capture it before it causes damage? If not, can you (either Rafa or Mnemonic) show some sequences to demonstrate why this doesn't work?

Mnemonic · Post by **Mnemonic** » Sat Mar 05, 2011 11:37 am

WIC

robinz · Post by **robinz** » Sat Mar 05, 2011 12:21 pm

@Mnemonic (WIC):

I'm not sure why you think I just want to settle "for settling's sake". But since you say that "All we do by settling is giving black tons of influence in sente while boxing us in", let me make absolutely clear that I agree that doing that (letting black seal us in, and in sente too) would be absolutely hideous. But I don't think we're in danger of being sealed in at this stage, thanks to the D14 stone. You yourself have given a prime example of exactly what we need to avoid in your first diagram, which you for some reason call "OK for us" (but then do say we need to avoid). If that happens the game is as good as over - we're alive, but with second line territory and what, 8 points in the corner if we get all the good endgame follow-ups in, while being totally 100% sealed in. (And black with thickness beyond their wildest dreams.) All of the black team would be absolutely laughing if we allowed that to happen.

We may well have better moves in the sequence you show, but I don't see anything obvious. Thus, this adds to my conviction that something needs to be done in this corner.

And, I nearly forgot to say, by settling here we ought to be able to create good follow-ups against either black's lone C12 stone or his upper-left group - "making a fist", as you say.

I feel one of us needs to make a suggestion soon. I was going to make one of my own, but I don't see a move I like yet :sad:

I was about to suggest C13, which fixes a lot of our problems and in sente. You haven't explained precisely why you dislike it so much, but I'm also not keen for several reasons - it strengthens black's stone, making it almost certain that they get a strong position on the left side which will probably work rather well with their tengen. Further, it leaves our group looking a little overconcentrated to my eye (but this could be my DDK tendencies showing themselves up). Especially as it doesn't totally fix all the aji.

Your suggestion of D12 also looks interesting, but my reading isn't up to figuring out how the play would then go. It's open to the same objection as C13 is - it's attaching to a weak stone, and thereby forcing it to get stronger.

I'm probably going to end up suggesting one of C13 and D12, unless someone comes up with something much better. (Although if someone does, they should suggest it themselves, of course - so unless I get some inspiration myself I'll probably still end up nominating one of these moves ;-)

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Mnemonic · Post by **Mnemonic** » Sat Mar 05, 2011 2:54 pm

WIC (answering robinz)

I'm not sure why you think I just want to settle "for settling's sake"

Sorry, but your first post seemed to focus a lot on settling. I too think that we have to strengthen our group, but it seemed like it was your first choice whereas it is my last

You yourself have given a prime example of exactly what we need to avoid in your first diagram, which you for some reason call "OK for us" (but then do say we need to avoid)

The example is somewhat joseki (at least it's the one played out in the BB game; of course they had already pincered the black group) That's why I think the black move is so hard to answer. If black cut's we end up with the same sequence that would have followed my move but without the benefit of a pincer already in place. :sad:

Although it seems so unreasonable we could consider tenuki because our corner is safe and if we don't find a good local continuation it might even be better. (on the flip side: Black would be laughing there ass of :sad:

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I was about to suggest C13, which fixes a lot of our problems and in sente. You haven't explained precisely why you dislike it so much, but I'm also not keen for several reasons - it strengthens black's stone, making it almost certain that they get a strong position on the left side which will probably work rather well with their tengen. Further, it leaves our group looking a little overconcentrated to my eye (but this could be my DDK tendencies showing themselves up). Especially as it doesn't totally fix all the aji.

It should fix most aji and I think someone should nominate it since it is the most reasonable local move although it hurts to play it. As an example of why I don’t like it:

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WIC (Variations)

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A is just the normal joseki which would give us massive local advantage over a move at (y)

B

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protects against the cut's and we have some stones on the outside. If we atari from underneath we either end up with a lot of cutting points or getting sealed in again.

C

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Looks better than the joseki but still not to my liking.

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Ko!?! I don't think we can afford it now :sad:

Looks like my move sucks. :sad:

And I don't see anything else that works so we will be forced to play C13. So either C13 is's so bad a move as I think, our captain though we should tenuki (I don't think so), there is some awesome tesuji that we don't see or we made a mistake some where :sad:

WIC (outside-the-box thinking)

Fact: after the pincer the cut becomes very sever and defending it the normal way does not feel right.

hypothesis 1: C13 is not that bad a move

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This looks like the probable continuation. We have about 8 points and black about 5. We are in the center but don't really have any direction in which to develop whereas black does (at (a), and it is semi sente) Black has a weak group that we could pressure, but with the tengen stone we won't get very far. We have sente.
All in all it doesn't seem so bad with 6-8 being my continuation.

hypothesis 2: because our corner is alive we can play on the outside in a location of our choice and get a favorable fight after the cut.

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D from before looks like the move to do that. I've also looked at (a) but it seems too weak and at some pincers around (b) but the timing seems of.

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robinz · Post by **robinz** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 2:26 am

White suggestion:

Well, it's been a long time with no discussion now - and still no formal suggestions (unless Rafa's was one - I'm not clear on this). In the interests of getting the game moving, I will go ahead and suggest the move I already suggested I would:

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I've already said why I'm a bit unhappy about this, but I really don't see anything better. I do think we need to protect against black playing a next, which this does (B15 will now connect everything up underneath), and this move is the only way I can see to do it in sente. Black D12 is I think now forced, and afterwards I would suggest playing in the lower-left corner, perhaps with a 4-4. (But I'm not committed to this, and we'll get to discuss again.) The problem, of course, is that black is going to get a nice solid group on the left-hand side - which is especially bad as, rereading Marcus' comments for our past couple of moves, this was where he wanted us to be making territory :sad:

On the other hand, our upper-left is now of reasonable size, with potential to expand (although there is a bit of bad aji left), and there are plenty of open areas on the board to get more - especially as we'll have sente.

I'm really not sure if this is the best move - indeed, if it is, then I feel that black has just found a really good move. But I don't see a better one, and this is certainly an option. So I'm throwing it out there.

Mnemonic · Post by **Mnemonic** » Wed Mar 09, 2011 8:20 am

Move nomination

Marcus · Post by **Marcus** » Thu Mar 10, 2011 10:14 am

WIC:

Redundant · Post by **Redundant** » Mon Mar 21, 2011 3:07 pm

Marcus · Post by **Marcus** » Tue Mar 22, 2011 5:46 am

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