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Black
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White |
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5. Q 4. This is not a good move for Black and will result in his getting a confined position. |
6. O 4. |
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7. R 5. |
8. Q 6. |
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9. R 4. |
10. O 3. |
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11. P 2. |
12. O 2. |
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13. R 6. |
14. Q 7. |
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15. S 8. Black cannot play at R 8, as White would cut at R 7. |
16. E 3. |
White has the better position.
XII
No Handicap
Plate 23 (C)
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Black
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White |
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1. C 15. |
2. D 17. "Komoku kakari." This is the alternative method of defense to this opening. |
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3. F 17. Black attacks from both sides. |
4. E 17. This is the crucial move. White plays thus first to get a strong position on line 17, also to prepare for getting out at D 15. Two connected stones always form a strong base. |
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5. G 16. |
6. D 15. |
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7. D 14. |
8. E 15. |
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9. B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point. |
10. B 17. |
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11. C 17. |
12. C 18. |
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13. C 16. |
14. B 18. |
