[Endgame lecture] #4 Let's find an endgame tesuji to destroy your opponent's points

[@PhenomUprising]

"..and white's face will be pale." Hehe. Thank you for humoring us during the lectures, you're the best! :)

[@FallenIcarus]

That's awesome! If I can remember the second sequence I will surprise a lot of people!

[@paulbloemen7256]

Great, please continue: thank you!
At life and death, and certainly at endgame problems, it pays to look at the best “even” moves. Quite often not glamorous moves, not showing the point when the opponent is greedy, but all the same the best points wise. You showed that explicitly in the last problem, I liked that.

[@paulschmit4480]

Thanks a lot for this very instructive lecture, the eternal recurrence of variations around problem nr. 2 is amazing.

[@mikhaild7871]

amazing video! Thanks a lot, love your lessons

[@kayrin434]

I like this one video, you're a good teacher

[@hippophile]

1st one is new to me. Nice :). Thanks, GPY.

[@nabilmimo1]

ty very much

[@changyesong7109]

Dear Yeonwoo, I have a question in the 3rd question. After Black plays on 16,一; if White answers at 17,一 (just right attach Black first move), then how Black continue to do? Thanks！

[@gaetantesse3066]

Seems that Black 2-17 works.
If White 3-16, Black 3-18.
If White 3-18, Black 2-16.
Hope I don't miss something !

[@AntheInEcht]

problem 1: and why not hane 1 - 17, 1 - 16, 3 - 15 ? to capture the middle group ? I dont understand ...

[@gaetantesse3066]

Then White 3-14 : how do you capture the middle group ?