question about a clamp on second line
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Maybe in a ko fight where black plays
somewhere else to win the ko and then I can play
to concretise the
threat
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
OK.oca wrote:Maybe in a ko fight where black playssomewhere else to win the ko and then I can play
to concretise the
threat
First question: What other ways are there of capturing the
Second question: What are local threats to make the cut that also threaten something else? (Really a repeat question, but answer the first question first.
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
BadukMovies is a great site. Watch some of their free videos and, when you get to SDK (single-digit-kyu), subscribe. I think I gained five stones (9 kyu to 4 kyu) from their videos ... just keep your finger near the pause button. It often helps to think about a position on your own before letting the video explain the proper move.oca wrote:... I didn't know that site.
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
This one seems to be better then my first try at "a"Bill Spight wrote: First question: What other ways are there of capturing thestones besides
?
Bill Spight wrote: Second question: What are local threats to make the cut that also threaten something else? (Really a repeat question, but answer the first question first.)
tryied that but
or even that : [edit] but that goes a bit too far I think...[/edit]
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
@oca: You're interpreting the order wrong. Bill is asking for threats before
, not after.
Bill is asking "What are local threats to make the cut"
Here "the cut" is
in your diagram. So he is asking you: Are there moves that threaten to make the cut
possible, since you've already shown that playing it immediately fails (in post #14 of this thread).
The second part of his question: "that also threaten something else?" then means: Of those moves that would make the cut at
possible, are there any that also contain a secondary threat, so that if black defends against the threat of the cut, white can do something nice elsewhere?
Bill is asking "What are local threats to make the cut"
Here "the cut" is
The second part of his question: "that also threaten something else?" then means: Of those moves that would make the cut at
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Heres my solution
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Thanks, Herman.
I guess I'm not being real clear. (:
Big H, how about hiding your post for oca's benefit.
Edit: Thanks, Big H.
Big H, how about hiding your post for oca's benefit.
Edit: Thanks, Big H.
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
@Herman
Thanks (again), seems I have to improve my english as well
So ... I will say any of these moves may help white to play at
@TheBigH
I tryied that one but didn't liked
but seems we cannot have it all....
Thanks (again), seems I have to improve my english as well
So ... I will say any of these moves may help white to play at
@TheBigH
I tryied that one but didn't liked
but seems we cannot have it all....
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
@Bill: You're plenty clear to me, but of course we share a long exposure to the jargon and do not expect something like "descend" to be unfamiliar. I feel that perhaps oca was interpreting "threat" in the context of "ko-threat", and from that point of view it makes sense find the best two moves in a row.
@TheBig: What about:
@TheBig: What about:
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Herman was right about my second question. I meant what plays threatenoca wrote:This one seems to be better then my first try at "a"Bill Spight wrote: First question: What other ways are there of capturing thestones besides
?
Bill Spight wrote: Second question: What are local threats to make the cut that also threaten something else? (Really a repeat question, but answer the first question first.)
tryied that butis a little annoying... but
is still a threat I suppose.
or even that : [edit] but that goes a bit too far I think...[/edit]
But leave that for now and let's go back to my first question.
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
No... no..., It's really just meBill Spight wrote:Thanks, Herman.I guess I'm not being real clear. (:
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
@HermanHermanHiddema wrote:@Bill: You're plenty clear to me, but of course we share a long exposure to the jargon and do not expect something like "descend" to be unfamiliar. I feel that perhaps oca was interpreting "threat" in the context of "ko-threat", and from that point of view it makes sense find the best two moves in a row.
@TheBig: What about:
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Actually...
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
@ez4u: Yes, I just added it because I think it is a variation one should consider. If the surrounding stones are different, the "live in the corner" can be an interesting alternative. E.g:
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Re: question about a clamp on second line
Not sure I got them all, but here are all ready quite a few...Bill Spight wrote: Herman was right about my second question. I meant what plays threatenin these diagrams, and threaten something else, too.
But leave that for now and let's go back to my first question.
is good. Now, can you find all of the ways that, given
, White can capture the
stones?
works too to take the black stones... but seems we loose a soldier in these variations...
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