Ke Jie Makes The Nongshim Cup Look Easy.

[@arman2339]

Superb analysis

[@anuzis]

Another great review! Looking forward to the next one!

[@weimondo]

I really like Ke Jie's games from his prime, so so flexible. The top left corner sacrifice demonstrates this. It's unfortunate for him that AI came out, otherwise he could have dominated for a lot longer. He doesn't have nearly the same work ethic as Shin Jinseo, his flexible playing style reflects his 'laziness' somewhat.

[@mattymarkets5320]

This was great!!

[@xinyuanchen6281]

You really mastered the tempo of your commentary! It is such a pleasure to watch. Are you planning to cover the time out third game as well?

[@telegraphgo]

Of course!

[@Xalyn937]

This video was short and sweet just like the game.

[@ryuuguu01]

So is the moral of this story that white 14 approach against the black top left corner of the board is very strong if black does not have some supporting stone on the top and white does. If I understood your analyses correctly black could gotten strength on the top left a couple times but it was not worth much because of white L4 supported by P3.

[@Crackfee-chan]

Wait didnt you uploaded this already?

[@telegraphgo]

I uploaded game 1, but not this one!

[@Crackfee-chan]

​@@telegraphgo Ah ok, somehow I had a deja vu lol ^^ Great video tho!!

[@pawelkoziol9544]

This is great commentary, but unfortunately I need to turn my head away when it is showing territory with that blinking animation.

[@Baduk-pension]

커제 So strong