[Contents]XVIHandicapPlate 21(A)WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.Black has the better of it.
[Contents]XVIHandicapPlate 21(A)WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.Black has the better of it.
[Contents]XVIHandicapPlate 21(A)WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.Black has the better of it.
[Contents]XVIHandicapPlate 21(A)WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.Black has the better of it.
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HandicapPlate 21(A)WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.Black has the better of it.
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Plate 21(A)
WhiteBlack1.M 17. “Daidaigeima”; not so much used as the other attacks.2.O 17. Black defends the corner from that side.3.R 14. “Kogeima.” White attacks from the other side.4.S 16. Black again prevents the advance into the corner.5.P 16. White threatens the connection between the handicap stone and No. 2, otherwise Black would play at R 12, with the advantage.6.P 15. P 17 looks like the obvious defense, but this would shut Black in the corner and give White the better game.7.P 17.8.Q 17.9.O 16.10.P 18.11.O 18.12.O 15.[136]13.N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone.14.Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15.15.R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones.16.R 13.17.S 13.18.Q 14.
Black has the better of it.