Help with Books, Articles or Videos on Modern Josekis
Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2021 2:10 pm
After some 3 years mostly away from Go, I'm only now coming back to being more active, and now I'm also teaching others regularly. I don't feel like I am any weaker from this whole time away but I do feel very outdated when it comes to many of the current josekis, specially the flying daggers joseki (https://online-go.com/joseki/20913) and the attach to the 3-4 large knight's enclosure (https://online-go.com/joseki/29943).
Two resources which have been amazing at updating me with the new sequences have been AI Sensei, for reviewing my games, and Michael Redmond's YouTube channel. However, these are not as complete as I thought they would be or are difficult to navigate and reach a level of complete comprehension about the topic. I know these josekis are still mutating, but they seem to have reached the point where they could be in thorough book or (very) long (set of) lectures.
Does anyone know of any books, videos or articles on these and other modern patterns?
(For instance, someone played N16 against this (https://online-go.com/joseki/30041), and I just went spinning. Josekipedia calls it a bad move, but I'm not at all convinced about the sequence they use to refute it, and AI Sensei is very confusing about it.)
Two resources which have been amazing at updating me with the new sequences have been AI Sensei, for reviewing my games, and Michael Redmond's YouTube channel. However, these are not as complete as I thought they would be or are difficult to navigate and reach a level of complete comprehension about the topic. I know these josekis are still mutating, but they seem to have reached the point where they could be in thorough book or (very) long (set of) lectures.
Does anyone know of any books, videos or articles on these and other modern patterns?
(For instance, someone played N16 against this (https://online-go.com/joseki/30041), and I just went spinning. Josekipedia calls it a bad move, but I'm not at all convinced about the sequence they use to refute it, and AI Sensei is very confusing about it.)