[Contents]XIVHandicapPlate 20(D)WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.White has the better of it.
[Contents]XIVHandicapPlate 20(D)WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.White has the better of it.
[Contents]XIVHandicapPlate 20(D)WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.White has the better of it.
[Contents]XIVHandicapPlate 20(D)WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.White has the better of it.
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HandicapPlate 20(D)WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.White has the better of it.
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Plate 20(D)
WhiteBlack1.C 7.2.C 5.3.G 4. “Nikken taka kakari.” This is another method of attacking from the other side.4.E 2. A very important move; if Black plays “Tenuki,” White can at once enter the corner.
Suppose Black does not play No. 4, E 2, but plays elsewhere, then the following continuation might occur:
WhiteBlack4.“Tenuki.”5.D 2.6.E 3.7.E 2.8.F 3.9.G 3.10.F 2.11.G 2.12.G 1.13.C 3.14.B 4.15.B 3.16.D 6. Black must get out toward the center.17.B 6. Threatening “Watari.”18.B 5.19.H 1.20.F 1.21.B 1. By means of this move the white stones in the corner live.
White has the better of it.