Lee Sedol's Attacking Masterclass | Jubango Game 1

[@ryuuguu01]

"Should your opponent overstep in greed, it takes on the lightest of movements to turn their momentum against them" that could come straight out of a martial arts book.

[@Kijo487]

I really enjoyed this review. I also liked you as a guest of the Go Magic (or something similar) podcast. Thank you.

[@dialecticsjunkie7653]

Even though technically AI has made top pros more "accurate" there's just something so personal and artistic about the pre-AI masters. Every move in this game feels like a tesuji that hits a vital point. And some of the central flying moves are so stylish

[@anuzis]

Superb review. Really appreciate the effort that goes into making video like this available.

[@larrybutz7717]

Lee Sedol was like Vicent Van Go. A true artist on the board. We have many great artists since AI, but no art quite so human and beautiful as what Lee made in my opinion.

[@chillsmoke7093]

hahahah Vincent Van Go

[@Fanaro]

I think this is the game with the crazy AI wedge at M16 at after Black M15, Pro Yeonwoo did a video on this some years ago, I believe. That sort of wedge I thought we would have to wait a long time to see humans use, but then SJS used it against Zhao Chenyu 9p in this year's Nongshim Cup...

[@pi4795]

I'm currently focusing in sabaki and fighting after one of your previous videos. It has costed me losing some games, but I feel that each game teachs me something. Hopefully it will take me one day to 8d Fox 😁 (4d at the moment) Thanks for sharing this game!

[@condor727me]

i can make chaos when i'm ahead...then drop dead. :D but...i'm calm about it :D good game to watch! i like mr. sedol's games :)