Game-2002-1-17-Cho-Kato

   

White: Cho Chikun
Black: Kato Masao
27th Meijin
Round 2
Transcribed by JBvR
Added to SL by Jared

March 1st 2005 Jared: I'm adding this page to illustrate Kiai in a professional game. I will not add the entire game.


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1 - 10  

Please look at the opening up to move 27. The example of Kiai I would like to show is on move 28.

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11 - 20  
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21 - 27  
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White 28 is Kiai  

When Black (Kato) plays a peep with the marked stone, White (Cho) does not simply connect at a. This is fighting spirit; kiai.

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Black 29 is also Kiai  

Not to be outdone, Kato does not simply play the solid connection at a, but plays a peep which "at the same time" defends the cut at a.

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Move 30-32 .. White 30 is also Kiai  

Finally, a third Kiai move is played. White 30 does not simply connect at a. Black finally connects with 31, and White fixes the corner with 32.


Three Kiai moves in a row shows us the fighting spirit of the pros.


Game-2002-1-17-Cho-Kato last edited by xela on June 21, 2007 - 16:27
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