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Black |
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13. N 16. Much better than immediately taking the single black stone. |
14. Q 13. This attacks the white stone at R 14; it also defends the connection at Q 15. |
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15. R 12. Much better than R 13; in that case White would lose both stones. |
16. R 13. |
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17. S 13. |
18. Q 14. |
Black has the better of it.
XVII
Handicap
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White
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Black |
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1. H 3. |
2. F 3 . |
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3. C 6. |
4. C 5. This is an alternative method of defending the corner. |
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5. D 6. |
6. F 5. Black plays to avoid being shut in the corner, also it can be demonstrated if he neglects this move his stones will be killed. |
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7. F 6. |
8. H 4 . |
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9. J 4. |
10. H 5. |
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11. G 3. |
12. F 2. This is a good move. F 4 would be weak. The text move defends and at the same time threatens White's stones on line 3. F 4 would give White a chance to play elsewhere ("Tenuki") which is a great advantage. |
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13. J 3. |
14. E 5. Black cannot neglect this move, or White can break in with a winning attack. |
Again Black has the better of it. He has a chance to
