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2006-12-25
Problem diagram.
White's response to Black's marked play?
Source:
American Go Journal, Vol. 17, No. 1, Mar. 1982, p. 17
Fuseki Toward Becoming Shodan
Hashimoto Shoji 9 dan
Solution follows
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A risky overplay.
Black is too strong in this area for White 1.
With 2, 4, and 6, Black has put pressure on
White and made good shape with the side group.
After 10, Black need not worry about any further
loss of real territory from White's invasion.
And White has to be very careful with his eye-less
and base-less group.
Much better.
White 1 is a standard way to lightly reduce
Black's framework. Compare the position
through White 7 with White's position in
the previous diagram.
Also better.
White 1 can also stress the left top area.
Of course, but then Black can take more of
the right side with 2 and 4.
Again, compare the position through White 13
with White's position in the original diagram.
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