Why is the sequence around 29:00 not bent 4 in the corner? I was also not able to find an unsuccessful sequence if I started with the other 2-1 point on that same problem, I was hoping to see why that variation was wrong because I haven't seen it yet.
At 28:21 black plays 1-2, which is wrong. Black should play 1-3 so white is left with one eye. Bent 4 in the corner does nothing, because white still has outside liberty.
+Rakezzzz Black would have to fill in at 3,3 allowing white to take the two black stones. Black then plays in this space again threatening atari on the large group. If white takes this stone, black descends to 1,4 putting the group in atari again as it only has one eye. If black doesn't play at 3,3 and then at either 1,2 or 2,2 to remove the eye space, white can surround the inside black group and make two eyes.
In problem 3 if black plays 2-2 white answer with 4-2 and both group have 2 liberties but black cannot approach on either side because the it is in Atari
44:55 there is a mistake here. Everyone knows you can't capture the b2 shape. Those stones become invincible. Letting white make it was a total failure on blacks part. Recommend next move for black here is resign. Nick sucks at go.
At 39:09 wouldn't it be better to play from the other side of the bamboo joint just in case there is a ko fight later?
I'm liking the more creative thumbnails.
Why is the sequence around 29:00 not bent 4 in the corner? I was also not able to find an unsuccessful sequence if I started with the other 2-1 point on that same problem, I was hoping to see why that variation was wrong because I haven't seen it yet.
At 28:21 black plays 1-2, which is wrong. Black should play 1-3 so white is left with one eye. Bent 4 in the corner does nothing, because white still has outside liberty.
At 13:43 if white plays at the 2,1 point what would happend?
+Rakezzzz Black would have to fill in at 3,3 allowing white to take the two black stones. Black then plays in this space again threatening atari on the large group. If white takes this stone, black descends to 1,4 putting the group in atari again as it only has one eye. If black doesn't play at 3,3 and then at either 1,2 or 2,2 to remove the eye space, white can surround the inside black group and make two eyes.
Black plays the atari at the 3-3 point and white dies.
In problem 3 if black plays 2-2 white answer with 4-2 and both group have 2 liberties but black cannot approach on either side because the it is in Atari
What exactly counts as Double Digit Kyus? I feel like an 11 kyu wouldn't fall for most of the trickiness shown in this video.
Game 2 could also have black play 1,5 point and it also kills both groups no matter what.
Also game 3 the 4,1 point also kills no matter what.
44:55 there is a mistake here. Everyone knows you can't capture the b2 shape. Those stones become invincible. Letting white make it was a total failure on blacks part. Recommend next move for black here is resign. Nick sucks at go.
First?
+keqqucor no i am