3-4 point high approach two-space high pincer, ogeima, tenuki

Black's tenuki  

It isn't an obvious idea for Black to ignore here, perhaps. But it is something that was tried by Go Seigen in the early days of this variation, and quite often recently by Yu Ch'ang-hyeok.

White's plays  

It is expected that White would play next in the corner area at a or b. The two marked areas are approximate miai in Black's thinking. White could be happy here with playing both a and b.

Black can live  

Black can live here with after ; though at an obvious cost in terms of weakening . Yu has also played at , White at , Black at c to minimise the corner.

Black sets up miai  

When here is played, is a typical move aiming at both d for life and e for escape. Black can also play directly at d aiming just for a small immediate life.

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