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Amateur Fuseki 1
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![[Diagram]](../../diagrams/17/9015051244374106e4292fdd4ee8ecd7.png) | move 1-10 |
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PurpleHaze: is premature, better around 9. [1]
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PurpleHaze: My first choice would be to tenuki to play around 9. But if you are going to answer why the "noseki"? See 3-4 Point High Approach for the better moves.
Klaus: is not necesarily "noseki" see 3-4 point, high approach, ogeima
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: Klaus: locally, playing at a is a good move, which white must probably answer arround b
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: Klaus: I was trying to attack the incomplete shape here, in order to prevent black from easily developing his high stone at .
Bill: Attacking on a large scale is not a bad idea. However, if Black secures his position, you may look silly. Here is a better idea, I think.
![[Diagram]](../../diagrams/27/f1c92b05a101b58f05027391e9e267c3.png) | Attack the weak point |
The clamp, , is key. If , through White is strong and Black is too concentrated. White still has aji at a.
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![[Diagram]](../../diagrams/18/07dbf20fde16472b0f616cde414c3a07.png) | move 1-10 |
Dieter: If that is true, then suppose Black "punishes" White and plays in the open corner, we have these five moves. Now look at them as if is at and at , in other words, opens in the corner at the 5-4 point. Is this bad for White ? Then opening at 5-4 is a bad idea in many cases.
Bottom line, I don't think you can convincingly state that a kakari is premature when an open corner is available. I remember quite a few games from the Edo period where this is done, a.o. by Gennan Inseki.
Klaus: When playing the game, I anticipated in the empty corner. I wanted to play the cover at . ( see 4-5 point 4-3 approach keima for reverences) which seems to fit the fuseki rather well.
Bill: There is a slight problem with .
![[Diagram]](../../diagrams/7/07747e7c3c1764b255ea801c18e88f59.png) | Ladder Breaker |
In reply to , Black can play and White cannot afford the hane ( ). White's ladder does not work, because breaks it.
![[Diagram]](../../diagrams/23/f388c2e0f1e45064eb73c42ef9ff054d.png) | move 11-20 |
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