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12. July 2006, 15:27:16 Subject: Re: Marfitalu: Marfitalu: ah yes! i forgot 2 things .. i thought white couldnt play c9 .. but i forgot white could do so if he would capture black in that move .. which happens i also missed it that b8 also creates the chain :) thanks! 12. July 2006, 16:39:55 Subject: Re: Marfitalu: what is the seki ? at which moves can i observe it ? :) 12. July 2006, 16:44:08 Subject: Re:  Hrqls: I didn't know it either - onigoroshi posted a great link some 10 posts below though and now it's all clear to me...:) 12. July 2006, 19:28:31 Subject: Re: Marfitalu: One of the games you and I played had an ugly seki (my fault for not stablizing a group early enough: http://brainking.com/en/ArchivedGame?g=1678903 In this case, it's actually one move away from being seki, which is still seki. If either the white group at K3 or the black group at K4 place a stone on their shared liberties, no further stones can be placed by either color.Since all surrounding groups are stable (or very likely to be) this would be seki. 12. July 2006, 19:34:12 Subject: Re: headius: It's worth mentioning that I had to settle for a seki because I was greedy and tried to allow your black group to grow before attempting capture. Suddenly it was too big, you cut off my group, and I had to just close the door and write it off. |
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