[Contents]IVHandicapWhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.
[Contents]IVHandicapWhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.
[Contents]IVHandicapWhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.
[Contents]IVHandicapWhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.
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HandicapWhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.
Handicap
WhiteBlack1.R 14.2.N 17.3.P 14. Preparing for “Kiri Kaeshi” on the other side of handicap stone.4.R 11. Called “Tenuki.” Not necessarily played at R 11. The word means that Black “draws out” and plays in another part of the board.5.P 16.6.P 17.7.Q 17. “Kiri Kaeshi.” The effect of this move is generally to divide the territory.8.R 17.9.Q 18.10.R 18.[126]11.P 18.12.O 17.13.R 16.14.Q 15.15.S 18.16.R 15.17.S 16.18.S 15.19.S 17.20.P 15.
White has the corner, but Black has better chances to make territory later.