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2007-05-28
Problem diagram.
White plays.
Source:
Tesuji Dictionary, Vol. 1, Tsuke #88,
Segoe Kensaku & Go Seigen, Ishi Press
Solution follows
(or click here to download SGF)
Correct.
White 1 is yet another practical tesuji worth memorizing.
If Black leans on White from the outside with 2, White
dodges into the corner and up the left side through 9.
White's original stones up the left side make this
strategy especially effective.
Black variation.
If Black plays solidly with 2 to stop White's
success in the previous diagram, White calmly
makes life in the corner through 7.
Black's corner territory potential has evaporated.
Black variation.
If Black tries to defend the corner with 2, White
makes a big capture of the 2 stones along the bottom.
Plus White still has aji along the left lower side.
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