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23. April 2006, 22:49:23 Subject: stones in my own territory suppose i have a small territory of 9 spaces (3x3) totally surrounded by own pieces
this will count as 9 points now i move a piece of myself inside this territory, so there are 8 empty spaces plus the piece i just played ... does the territory only give me 8 points now ? 23. April 2006, 22:57:02 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory Hrqls: Yes. "Points" are captured enemy stones + empty territory surrounded by your stones. (the stones themselves are not counted) 23. April 2006, 23:03:32 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory jurek: ah! thanks, thats a very important thing to remember :) 23. April 2006, 23:06:39 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory Hrqls: Additional point:
So playing in your own territory costs you a point. Sometimes you can make your opponent playing in his own territory by threathening to cut some of his stones of of killing his group. 24. April 2006, 09:31:42 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory Mirjam: nice :)
but opponents stones in my territory still count as a point dont they ? (as long as those stones are dead, when they are alive they dont count i guess :)) 24. April 2006, 10:21:44 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory Hrqls: you could say they count as TWO points: one point for the stones, and another for the territory under the stone.
When they are alive it is no longer your territory :) 24. April 2006, 11:03:45 Subject: Re: stones in my own territory Fwiffo: ah thats even better ... i thought you could count the dead stones, but not the territory underneath them ... :) |
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