Afraid of Sanrensei? - Invade and reduce here! Don't miss it!

[@paulschmit4480]

I run out of superlatives to describe your lectures. Thanks a lot for disclosing these new joseki moves and tricky invading techniques.

[@eliotbeker650]

Thank you

[@mister10x54]

Amazing video, analyst by one of the most strongest female Asien player!!! Keep your AMAZING Channel going, it is a great tribute to the Go community!!!!

[@Herv3]

F5 has that cosmic style feel to it.

[@dhollandpiano]

The thing I like best about AI is defence and using aji to make good shape. Sanrensei is the opening I hate to play against the most.

[@TheSatyrical]

I agree, making life in a framework is one of the hardest things for me to do even as a 3d. I would appreciate more videos like this showing techniques to look for when making life, because it's more than just life and death imo. All these techniques look new and unusual to me but somehow work, especially with efficient shape.

[@Fttah217]

Thanks so much :)

[@paulbloemen7256]

Great, and sad: san ren sei was my favourite opening with Black, for romantic reasons, just as the king’s gambit was my favourite opening in chess: not good but fun. But AI shows the way, not only on fuseki, but on joseki within the fuseki as well. Right versus romance: quite a difficult choice, brain versus heart.

[@jaimeassiscordeiro]

Hi, I play at kgs (Ararangua), I never studied the games I just play intuitively and what I know I learned playing, I don't know the meaning of the technical names like: Miai, semiai, Tsugi etc. Learning what each of these terms means helps you grow? Sorry for the english, I used the google translate, I can understand, but I don't write.

[@YoonsBadukCafe]

Hi Jamie, If you know the terms, of course it helps you to understand. You can find Baduk terms here : senseis.xmp.net/?GoTerms

[@jaimeassiscordeiro]

@@YoonsBadukCafe , Obrigado, vou traduzir a página e tentar aprender o significado de alguns termos.

[@LarryHable]

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