Professional 9Dan's Cosmic Mistake! - FIXED - Murder Monday

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Professionals are quite strong at this game, but that doesnt mean they make some rather big mistakes!
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[@SpencerPlaysBass]

to the question about more i say YES

[@dblthnk84]

I enjoyed this, I think a series would be fun!

[@Vehhem]

Love that idea. I find that the pro-related content you provide is top notch

[@TheJunehog]

Yeah, absolutely, do a series on this.

[@hubertheiser]

Seeing stupid moves by pros could be very helpful in identifying your own "stupidity" (in the sense of thinking wrongly about a position). I vote for the new series.

[@ffalcon3004]

Of course i want more, this looks very cool and a fresh idea from you💡 Good luck man 👋🏻👋🏻

[@okiadventures1213]

Waiting for reupload, TYVM ❤ And yes, Want more 👌🏼

[@maxpeterson8616]

Please sir, I would like some more.

[@schitzo89]

Yes 🙏

[@jaredvizzi8723]

Whoopsie Wednesday?

[@rotatingmind]

Professional bloopers sounds like a cool idea

[@tiro0oO5]

Agreed

[@jarosawjusiak6716]

The ability to detect crucial moves that can decide the entire game is so important and quite difficult to learn. So I vote for a new series!

[@jasonpriest144]

I would love more pro games! It would be a great chance to pull out the real board. I miss those lectures :)

[@harryslack4659]

Blooper reels usually have wacky sounds! Slide whistles! Horn honks! Crashing plates!

[@dorukcansev]

I like you pro game reviews because I'm too lazy to check any myself (Unless it's Takemiya) and these ones expose us to different play styles than your usual one, still with your commentary & guidance. Happy to see more Pro Bloopers.

[@keeblebrox]

Sounds like a fun idea for a series. This game was entertaining and informative. I would watch more, no doubt

[@reverendjuan9121]

For what my 13k opinion is worth: Absolutely love your idea for the new series!

[@OrnamentalMind]

You asked, I say absolutely more like this!

[@tangledwaves2659]

Hello Dwyrin, your videos are always excellent, providing knowledge and food for thought. In this particular instance, I would tend to disagree with your interpretation of M3. This move, which indeed looks cramped, and if it was thought necessary by B player, indicates that something went a bit wrong in the fuseki, cannot be a territorial move. Since the area is opened from above and from below (open skirt), at the same time, there are zero chances that black had territory in mind when playing M3. I believe he saw his wall and influence investment in the bottom right was under threat of being erased, and felt obliged to “play gote” by reinforcing the wall for future fighting. What convinces me to stick with this interpretation is that a fight did indeed happen in that Moyo space and turned out bad for white…

[@dwyrin]

The most common follow up to the 3-3, unless they've been kept entirely enclosed, is for the 3-3er to attack said wall. Black did not want his wall to be attacked, and he wanted to pick up points from his bottom left. He likely felt that he was killing two birds with one stone, as the saying goes. The trouble is he overlooked the greater picture which both fineart and kata go agree is more important. Now yes, the fight there did turn out bad for white later in the game, but that's only because white over stayed his welcome. White tried to reduce too much, instead of take the win from his reduction. That white went down in flames however, does not make his 3rd line extend a good move when considering the better variations.

[@ابويمن-ه4ي]

Fantastic idea! Coudlnt wait to see how this series progress. Basically anything related to professional Go player is inherently interesting

[@ChildOfDarkness85]

i would love such a series

[@keaganwheeler-mccann8565]

Yes please.

[@maxpeterson8616]

Book?

[@recur5ive]

Yes

[@frankcardillo5011]

At the key position, I found a move adjacent to the proper move, rather than the move itself. So close! Great series, I look forward to many more.

[@downdimension7011]

make more of these C: its a big reminder that even professionals who dedicate their whole lives to Go can still make game ending mistakes

[@BukovTervicz]

As long as it doesn't consume the usual Murder Monday style video slot the way this one did :(

[@arman2339]

Yeah more videos of players better than me doing dumb stuff please

[@ابويمن-ه4ي]

15:46 how to know where to reduce? It seems there are a lot of moves that could serve the same objective

[@jocheng.7689]

The best mistakes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHWqiaqmZp2kmZo

[@andrewpeterson5882]

I absolutely want this series to continue!!

[@michapringle]

How is this for the name of the new series? Pro Lapses.

[@fadinglothlorien]

I definitely want more of this!

[@leonknitis]

Dwyrin could have the same theme but with his games :) . But that could be said about any one of us:(.

[@leonknitis]

Wrote this comment just before you said you do the same

[@ezrakhayyam5609]

More of this sort of thing please :)

[@charlesyg6461]

Definitely wants to see more of those !

[@sonipitts]

Pro Throws is a great idea for a series!

[@prempatel6]

Which app is it? That you play

[@PabloRodriguez-nv2yn]

yes to the new series!

[@seijurouhiko]

I want to see it!

[@jakeed6365]

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