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Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 10:45 am
by EdLee
Both G3 and H4 can be CUT.
The first question is: can you find a move that CANNOT be CUT.
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:09 pm
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
marakula game:
Maybe better to get out -- extend to o15.
This tiger's mouth -- P17 -- you are boxed in the corner.
Mis-understand basic shapes.
W must atari at o15. B connects at P16.
Then, W tiger's mouth N14, and B is completely boxed in the corner.
Wrong shape. Just extend to o15.
Atari o15.
just connect N15.
L16.
M18. Vital point to kill.
Not urgent. Look at your weak group at Q10.
Terrible. Broken shape for W. See
small gaps .
You're hurting your other group at o8.
Maybe better to jump out directly, e.g. N8.
Basic shape problem. This shape is strange. N8.
Re:
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:09 pm
by Ades
EdLee wrote:Both G3 and H4 can be CUT.
The first question is: can you find a move that CANNOT be CUT.
okay..
G4 would be a sufficient answer then
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:32 pm
by EdLee
Ades wrote:G4 would be a sufficient answer then
OK, G4 cannot be cut. Maybe a bit slow. Other ideas: H5, or F7.
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:39 pm
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
xohoho456 game.
Don't follow your opponent around like a puppy.
The lower left corner is empty -- why not take it.
The basic shape here is o16 -- o16 is the local shared vital point.
Mis-understand basic shapes. o16 is the shared vital point after
.
W missed o16 -- you should take it.
Don't follow your opponent around like a puppy.
The joseki move is extend d15. Study this joseki.
Studying the joseki starting with d15 is worth this game.
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:47 pm
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
axel7897 game:
Study the joseki starting with C3 -- worth this game.
Very strange to tenuki when W offers you a nice exchange -- block at N4.
Misunderstanding of basic shapes.
Re: Ades
Posted: Sat Jun 13, 2015 7:55 pm
by Ades
Hi, EdLee
it seems i got more confused from time to time, since it is like so much thing i have to learn
i think for now i'll be better by learning from experience from game to game, well with a help of tsumego and books in sometime in a small dose
few last game i lost and i think the reason is this matter
Re: Ades
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 4:32 am
by Ades
14.06.15
Ades (11k) vs karshin (3k) H8 W+Res
Ades (11k) vs Xanarz (10k) W+2.5
Ades (11k) vs Hallonen (10k) W+Res
Re: Ades
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 6:07 am
by Ades
CLOSED
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 10:17 am
by EdLee
Ades wrote:it seems i got more confused from time to time...
few last game i lost and i think the reason is this matter
Hi Ades, playing games is also very good for your experience, yes.
And yes, Go is very deep. (Much deeper than many people realize.
)
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 10:20 am
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
karshin game:
D6.
Bad exchange.
W wants to go up, H5, not down.
Bad. J6 or J2.
This local shape is a disaster for Black.
This shape is much worse than
toothpaste.
Big mistake, locally.
wrong direction. You're hurting your own J3 group.
Broken shape for Black. See
small gap.
Wrong shape. Atari, then connect.
Wrong sequence. Throw-in-atari L5, W kills everything here.
All basic shape problems.
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 11:11 am
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
Xanarz game:
,
These 2 moves show you have no plan here, but just throwing stones down for experiment.
Bad result here for White. Broken shape for White. See
small gap.
Bad.
Good. See
toothpaste.
Mis-understand basic shapes. A11.
Mis-understand basic shapes. B12.
See
toothpaste.
Q11 vital point. See
elephant's eye .
Posted: Sun Jun 14, 2015 11:22 am
by EdLee
Hi Ades,
Hallonen game:
Broken shape for Black. See
small gap.
See
toothpaste.
Completely wrong shape at R6. W pushes at R6 -- you local shape is destroyed here.