1 - How To Master Your Opening

[@johkonut]

Glad to see the channel expanding to new instructors.

[@NYIGGo]

You still have yet to see our executive producer on cam. He works behind the scenes in television, yet he's reluctant to be in front of the camera.

[@johkonut]

NYIG_Go looking forward to it!

[@rumfordc]

ooo a new instructor? i like the way he phrases things

[@johnpritchard8946]

Thank you for a very useful lecture. As a 2k I know what 'uncomfortable' means so I've resolved to do some studying and this is kind of explanation is just what I need right now. Again, many thanks :-)

[@TheHumbleThinker]

so complicated. need to rewatch. great thanks!

[@atashikokoni]

This is a very helpful video

[@charks76]

Thanks for making this. I am a Nihon Kiin certified 1k and this brought together a lot of things that I know but did not have as a systematic whole.

[@KevinGreeneGaucho]

Nice presentation! I would consider providing presenters who use a magnetic board someone who helps with stone removal/placement so that presenter can focus on lesson.

[@Wayemcihe]

I hate playing against san ren sei, and seeing that there are alternatives to the two space cap reduction after 2x pincer joseki goes straight to my heart.

[@leshanfeng6954]

Very sufficient explaination!

[@shinuito]

Really enjoying a modern fuseki lecture with some of the new ai variations and how they change things :) I wanted to study Sanrensei anyway so this is great! Thanks Felipo! I guess other opening for future videos could be high Chinese which would be Sanrensei like or into low Chinese or Kobayashi would be cool too.

[@katapliksi2484]

simply amazing

[@bastienp7334]

Great Lecture thanks !

[@dhollandpiano]

Excellent lecture. I have always hated playing against san ren sei.

[@Weichi928]

Simply awesome!.

[@phantomcruizer]

Is there some form of notation for GO like there is for chess?

[@DankstaTV]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Go_game_record short version: yeah, it's like chess, but because the pieces don't move, you only need one coordinate instead of two.

[@byron9632]

You played black twice at 7:17

[@shinuito]

I think he was showing some follow up moves for later. As in imagine white plays away and later that could happen.

[@cid6962]

great video 👍 btw, its missing the “i” in between the “h” and “j” in the alphabet on the left side.. just sayin..

[@FelipeMaza]

Historically the letter I is not used to avoid confusion with J. -- sensei's library