Hane at the Head of Two Stones
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This proverb says that in a position like the one in this diagram, playing hane with Black a or White b (facing the center) is very big move. If one is faced with a position like this, it is hardly ever good to play somewhere else on the board. The difference between these two moves is simply too large.
Let's visualise the effect:
- Hane at the Head in Joseki 1
- Hane at the Head, Follow-up
- Hane at the head of three stones
- Hane at the Head of One and a Half
Author: AndreEngels, (WikiMasterEdit by Dieter).
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