[Contents]XIXNo HandicapBlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.
[Contents]XIXNo HandicapBlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.
[Contents]XIXNo HandicapBlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.
[Contents]XIXNo HandicapBlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.
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No HandicapBlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.
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BlackWhite1.C 4. “Komoku.”2.E 3.3.H 3. “Nikken basami.”4.D 5. White attacks the stone at C 4.5.D 4.6.E 4.7.E 5. This is a bad move if White replies correctly, otherwise Black gets the better of it.8.D 6.9.F 5.10.D 2. This is an important move; it attacks the black stones on line 4 and also prepares for White to extend at G 4. C 2 would be bad, as Black would play at F 4.11.B 6. Black defends his threatened position.12.G 4.13.F 7.14.D 8. White must extend.15.B 2.16.H 4.
Black’s third stone at H 3 is now called “Uke ishi,” or a “floating stone.” White has the better position.