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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ย. 2024
- Heavily requested match between Shibano Toramaru and Cho Chikun complete with old 3-3 openings and good old territory vs influence style of play!
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The way you counted liberties at the end was confusing- because liberty “one” was also an Atari, meaning white had to respond and it wouldn’t actually count as a liberty race.
And you never counted the last liberty (the one on the top right corner).
These errors canceled out and it was still 4 liberties to 3, but it threw me off a bit trying to understand how the capture race worked.
I love how chat trolled the guy who came in late asking who the "noobs" were. 🤣
Should be noted that this was a televised game with special time controls. 30 seconds per move, plus 10x1 min bonus periods that are lost as soon as they enter a bonus period (different from normal byo-yomi periods)
That's still a lot of time for amateurs, so every lesson in this video is 100% relevant, but in other games pros are still making bleep-bloop style work, because they have the hours of deep reading time to back it up.
Thank you for the context. :)
Oh, sounds like the nhk cup 😍
Brilliant example of Shibano and why dwyrin loves influence games. The best part, I think, is that dwyrin continues to be able to explain pro games on a level even the DDK (like me) can understand. It does give me tremendous respect for the Pros... I can't play at that level nor do I think I could without sacrificing most of my free time/life... but it's good to see these things because I do learn from them. It's also very cool to see that heavy influence is still trumping the territorial style of the machine learning systems in human play. I wonder if humans will be able to emulate the territorial style of it it take too much computational power to achieve that level of play.
He's so good at explaining. :)
I like your real board game reviews,the pace is at a rate where I can play along and digest the thought process for the game. Thank you for the great content
shibno vs chikn, so excited for this! I've wanted a commentated version of this game since i saw it hit youtube. Thanks!
I cut off the last sentence stating who resigned, i think, but it's obvious who did ^^
Good Old Shitty Cakes ... I love Shibano. You've given me so much Dwyrin. But Shibano Toramaru is by far the best. I hope he becomes Japan's Lee Sedol. Japan needs a hero -- Yuta just ain't cutting it Internationally. Too busy losing to Park and Ke Jie when it counts. I can't read well enough to play his style, but I've had some fun games trying it.
Class as always! Thank you for the videos and your channel :)
Amzing game. Also your new stones just look gorgeous :)
Thank you very much for your lessons! Just rank up to 1 dan from 5 kyu, always waiting for new videos :)
Good job!
Would love to see some more real board pro game lectures... also have a soft spot for Cho
I’d think out of anyone Cho could pick up alphago style, he’s a “shinogi” expert.
Takemia Masaki seemed surprised by Black F16, I wonder why?
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Because it doesn't work... And I think Cho told him after the game that he hallucinated thinking it works
I think another reason that white did not start the fight immediately at around 15:00 is because the cutting black stone has a ladder breaker in the lower left so the fight favors black heavily.
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Thanks for the video Dwyrin! How are the Blue Label stones that you got? I was thinking of buying some (I've only used glass and yunzi up till now), but was hesitant because Kuroki's website describes them as being a lower quality standard than their other stones. I don't really care about grain or color, but I just wanted to check if you could feel any defects in the shape of the stones? I dislike how my yunzi and glass stones can vary in shape and wanted to avoid that in my next equipment upgrade. Thanks!
Go to instagram.com/dwyrin and you can see the stones a bit more close up and form your own opinion. Personally, i dig em
@@dwyrin they look great!
4:05 BLASPHEMY
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Just curious why do you like to go over pro games on a real board and not on a computer
I would think the same reason why people like to play on a real board over a computer. There is something satisfying about it. Just that its not always practical so save it for the pro games.