14.g1915.n1616.n18 destroys the connection in the middle but black slide to n18 seems to work?
Most white responses to 14.g19 I can see, black just plays 16.m15 - the key is connecting f21 with j18 instead of with k21.
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2020-09-09 at 17:23,
shyryan
said:
It looks good, good eye! I've been throwing away a lot of good middle-game positions lately by missing moves like |14.g19. It clearly provides way more options and a more solid connection than |14.i22.
Trying to adopt as a heuristic never to make a move Perpendicular to the goal rows if there's a Parallel move available that accomplishes the same goal. Hopefully that will help me remember to look for things like |14.g19.
Also, this is the first time I have really realized how useful and adaptable the (5,0) jump sideways is (|14.i2215.m19 is an example). Making a double threat out of 16.l1717.i21.
14.g19 15.n16 16.n18 destroys the connection in the middle but black slide to n18 seems to work?
Most white responses to 14.g19 I can see, black just plays 16.m15 - the key is connecting f21 with j18 instead of with k21.
Trying to adopt as a heuristic never to make a move Perpendicular to the goal rows if there's a Parallel move available that accomplishes the same goal. Hopefully that will help me remember to look for things like |14.g19.
Also, this is the first time I have really realized how useful and adaptable the (5,0) jump sideways is (|14.i22 15.m19 is an example). Making a double threat out of 16.l17 17.i21.
Thank you for the game and the analysis!!