Motorpsico wrote:Bill Spight Thank you so much for the review!
You're welcome.
I liked your way of keeping the position simple whenever my opponent went for potential complications.
You can do that when you have the advantage.
Re: Losing on the psychological side?
Posted: Tue Jul 14, 2015 11:12 pm
by Loons
I would like to observe that white's style was not aggressive and fighting-oriented, but abstruse and inane (attributes of mine, both).
Contact moves are generally defensive, facilitating settling at a local cost.
As such my tactical comment would be that tenuki-ing a contact move in the third corner was a mistake, because then it was like you had erroneously played the contact move yourself.
Real contact fights start as both players try and get-one-up in an unsettled situation.
