Beginner Exercise 164 / Attempts

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Dangerous cutting point.  

B1 is now a cutting point that white simply cannot stop. No matter how white responds, something bad is going to happen.


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White Resists  

If white tries resisting by extending to W1 and W3, then B4 kills the two stones and black lives in the corner.

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White ataris  

If white plays atari with W1, then B2 plays double-atari, threatening to capture at either a or b.

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White ataris  

The atari from the other direction with W1 is pretty much the same thing.

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White tenuki  

If white simply plays tenuki, black gladly takes the opportunity to kill with B1 and B3

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White connects  

White's best course of action is probably W1 to connect. B2 threatens to kill the white group anyway, so W3 is neccesary, while also building enough liberties to play B4, which kills the corner.

I'm waiting for a stronger player to approve this before I move it to the Solution page.

--Hikaru79

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6 at 1  

Dieter: My first thought was this squeeze sequence. If W4 at B5 then B5 at B7.

Hikaru79: Ooh... oops. ^^; Yeah, that works too =P

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Tesuji  

unkx80: Good one Hikaru79, I did not think much about the cut. But W3 is tesuji, so I do not think it is going to work.

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Tesuji  
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Tesuji  

Beginner Exercise 164 / Attempts last edited by Unkx80 on December 27, 2003 - 16:33
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