If a move looks like a winner for you and a loser for me, find a different and better move for me. Play my side like you plan to win. Don't stick to one line. Try different moves. Only eliminate a move after you've played it and tried every which way to continue with the "bad" move. Often there is another line that will grant better results.
On
2017-03-21 at 01:02,
honest1abe
said:
Don't assume you have to complete the bridge when challenged. Look at this move 7: 1.d222.j153.n144.n105.q116.q97.n8 It accomplishes the same block but now you have a wider base through the middle. The whole purpose of my move to N-8 was to set up the left side and it worked. Might not have worked if you had a wider base in the middle.
|16.k7 17.k6 18.j5 19.l8 20.l4 21.m5 22.n5
|16.k7 17.k6 18.l5 19.i7
26.f21 27.h19 28.i21 29.k21 30.k22 31.i20 32.l20 33.h22
16.k7 17.k6 18.j5 19.l8 20.l4 21.p7
If a move looks like a winner for you and a loser for me, find a different and better move for me. Play my side like you plan to win. Don't stick to one line. Try different moves. Only eliminate a move after you've played it and tried every which way to continue with the "bad" move. Often there is another line that will grant better results.
1.d22 2.j15 3.n14 4.n10 5.q11 6.q9 7.n8
It accomplishes the same block but now you have a wider base through the middle. The whole purpose of my move to N-8 was to set up the left side and it worked. Might not have worked if you had a wider base in the middle.