... she is left with a bulky five shape and kills her right away. This is a nice example of playing under the stones.
El Draco: I wonder if this could be called under the stones, since the normal under the stones always seems to incorporate an atari in the captured stones' space. Else you could also call playing at the vital point after a bulky five shape has been captured (not six stones as in the diagram, but just the bulky five) as playing under the stones. The definition on the under the stones page seems to apply to both cases, though.
When Black connects at he allows White to make a twisted four in the corner eye shape.
Warfreak2: According to bottom of the twisted four in the corner page, this is not actually what is meant by "twisted four in the corner".
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