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Can white escape ?

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Maybe not.. ?


Sr76 - You might have used a trick here cause I can't see how to kill white.

Now W under 6, what can black do? - B answers left of 6, W can now connect to the lower left group - B answers under 7, W kills left ok 6 and can connect or make 2 eyes - else where seems useless also


QWerner I think this will be on solution. White can not escape. I tried some other variantions but no one works for w.

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Can white escape I ? (I)

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Can white escape ? (II)

11 right from 9, 12 under 2 and 13 under 12.


Malweth: It really is a ladder :) White almost escapes, but Black has a squeeze tesuji.

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Strongest response (I)

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Strongest response (II) (4 connects)

Black extending at W2 would fail.


QWerner: Right Malweth, you solution from W is stronger than my first solution. So I tried not to use "W's Strongest response".

How about this variation. I found a solution where B has to capture 19 stones. I didnt post it because I am not shure if B played proper.

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Variation

QWerner:May be this example should get a new side. I think this example do not belong to the title "Edit Ladder/reading techniques"


Malweth: Probably... it's not really a technique, just a ladder/net tesuji problem. I'd place it on the order of a "B" level problem from the Segoe Tesuji Dictionary.

My solution for the Variation:

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Variation

White can try a lot of things after this, but I think they all fail.


Another problematic variation:

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Variation


I believe White partially escapes with the following:

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(1-10)

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(1-10) oiotoshi


Perhaps there is something better for White?

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Can white escape ?

unkx80: Since Black has no direct ladder... why not this?


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