Get Strong At Tesuji / Errata

This errata refers to 'First Printing September 1996'.

p iv.

Wrong: However, it is surprising how even dan-level players miss some of these simply tesujis in their games.

Right: However, it is surprising how even dan-level players miss some of these simple tesujis in their games.

p17, problem 44.

Wrong: Black to rescue his five white stones on the left.

Right: Black to rescue his five stones on the left.

p26, answer 68.

Wrong: The attachment of 1 enables Black to defends against the cut and escape into the center with 7.

Right: The attachment of 1 enables Black to defend against the cut and escape into the center with 7.

p30, answer 80.

Wrong: diagaonal

Right: diagonal

p38, answer 107.

Wrong: White is short of liberites, so he can't play at 'a'.

Right: White is short of liberties, so he can't play at 'a'.

p52, answer 146.

Wrong: If White 2 at 3, Black wins the capturing by playing 'a'.

Right: If White 2 at 3, Black wins the capturing race by playing 'a'.

p56, answer 159.

Wrong: Answer 159: dagonal attachment

Right: Answer 159: diagonal attachment

p62, answer 180.

Wrong: Black should cut at 'a' and not be afraid of the ko...

Right: Black should cut at 1 and not be afraid of the ko...

p73, problem 216.

Wrong: How does Black to link up his stones.

Right: How does Black link up his stones?

p132, answer 388.

Wrong: ...forcing White to make bade shape.

Right: ...forcing White to make bad shape.

p156, answer 459.

Wrong: Black wedges in with 1, plays ataris with 3, and sacrifices the two stones on the right.

Right: Black wedges in with 1, plays atari with 3, and sacrifices the two stones on the right.

p158, answer 463.

Wrong: At first glance, it doesn't seems as if Black has a move, but Black 1 captures three white stones.

Right: At first glance, it doesn't seem as if Black has a move, but Black 1 captures three white stones.

p170, answer 502.

Wrong: The descent of Black 1 is a quiet move which gives him a eye.

Right: The descent of Black 1 is a quiet move which gives him an eye.