[Contents]XIINo HandicapPlate 23(C)BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.
[Contents]XIINo HandicapPlate 23(C)BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.
[Contents]XIINo HandicapPlate 23(C)BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.
[Contents]XIINo HandicapPlate 23(C)BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.
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No HandicapPlate 23(C)BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.
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Plate 23(C)
BlackWhite1.C 15.2.D 17. “Komoku kakari.” This is the alternative method of defense to this opening.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.5.G 16.6.D 15.7.D 14.8.E 15.9.B 16. Black now invades the corner; he wishes to occupy C 17, an important point.10.B 17.11.C 17.12.C 18.13.C 16.14.B 18.[155]15.E 18.16.D 18.17.G 14.18.F 14.19.D 13. Guarding the connection at C 14.20.G 13.21.H 14.22.F 12.
Black has the better position. This is an old “Joseki.” It is not much liked at the present time.