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Finished watching the game and yes, this is the Cho Chikun I try to know and love, thanks! Best thing about Cho Chikun of course is how he scratches his head, complains about the game, wipes his brow with a handkercheif in difficult situations,, tut-tuts his own moves and then destroys the opponent (not always). I also really appreciate this lecture, style it's what makes so many of your videos so rewatchable.
Fun fact: At 43:22, if white decided to put the black stone on 11-15 in a ladder, the stone from the very early opening, where Nick said it might be a ladder breaker in some situations would actually be a ladder breaker :D
Congratulations to Your 200th Go Lecture! It is a pleasure to watch and learn from your lessons - even in far far away from a go-game culture here in Germany.
52:40 -- the position is called triple ko ... It results in an automatic tie. I believe that Lee Sedol try to pull something off like that against alpha go in 2016 game #3...but failed
I love these lectures, but I think I prefer the original lectures he does on a PC because the pace is faster and I felt I learnt better. on the PC he can quickly show different combinations of stones, and use the tools to indicate special points. He can put the points down as quickly as he thinks about it. It suits my style of learning.
I have only just reached sdk on ogs ... +yet I think I see something @ [48:30] ... an alternate move to the "only" response ... on this board it would be "yi 16" or "1 16" but on ogs goban is Q19 ... this move would lead to capture as it is a play inside the Tiger's Mouth ... but then white just ataris the capture stone and black is then down to 1 liberty in groups connected by a move chain that leads to extermination. Unless I am not seeing something at the blackbelt level because I am only single digit kyu.
Nick, these are great lessons! Just a thought... maybe you could have a couple small buckets with several black and white stones marked with yellow or some color to denote that it's an "analysis" stone, and the actual game would not have the yellow marks.
Great video! I loved the surprise ending. Since it's not as common these days I would've loved to have seen a game featuring Cho Chikun's fondness for the 3-3 point openings, he did that a lot back in the 80's, or at least a mention of it :) Also, watching this game I kept asking myself which moves he might have slapped himself in the cheek after.
Love the 8-5 move from Cho. I immediately knew he would play there because I am just as crazy with my style. Same thing when my group gets in trouble, I tenuki to attack. Ha! This is like watching me as 9P.
anyone know why Japanese rules never implemented the super ko rule or why American rules did? like to Japanese, they would rather have a game go void at that point but to American's they would rather you had to keep playing I guess?
At 10 minutes. I always am sad when you don't finish a game, but if you don't finish the game for #200, most requested video, surprise ending game I am unsubscribing.
Finished watching the game and yes, this is the Cho Chikun I try to know and love, thanks! Best thing about Cho Chikun of course is how he scratches his head, complains about the game, wipes his brow with a handkercheif in difficult situations,, tut-tuts his own moves and then destroys the opponent (not always). I also really appreciate this lecture, style it's what makes so many of your videos so rewatchable.
Congrats on your 200th lecture. Also yes, there can never be enough of Cho Chikun or Cho Chikun's badass hair.
The high approach joke was your best joke yet. Congrats on 200 lectures!
Fun fact: At 43:22, if white decided to put the black stone on 11-15 in a ladder, the stone from the very early opening, where Nick said it might be a ladder breaker in some situations would actually be a ladder breaker :D
haha still waiting on the high approach video. maybe for your 420th video
mitchumsport I approached this video high, if that makes you feel any better.
This video is 1 hour and 4:20 long ;) ;)
Bro I’d make the trip for that one
It's coming up soon bahaha
Congratulations to Your 200th Go Lecture! It is a pleasure to watch and learn from your lessons - even in far far away from a go-game culture here in Germany.
Most burning question before watching the video! Are we going to analyze the ultimate move: tea-suji!?!
Nick Sibicky will have his position in Go history.
Your 200 go Lecture! Congrats :D Thank you for all your uploads !
l love the 'high approach' idea
way to go Nick
you re-ignited my intrest in GO again
Happy 200th! Can't wait to see what happens.
52:40 -- the position is called triple ko ... It results in an automatic tie. I believe that Lee Sedol try to pull something off like that against alpha go in 2016 game #3...but failed
Great lecture. Cho Chikun is truly a hihglight for the game of go!
200! Well done Nick!
Wow, I've never seen a triple ko before
congrats on the 200..! cudos to you and thanks for all the work and lessons that for me have meant actually learning the game...! thanks again!
A milestone for Nick! Congrats on your 200 lecture :D
YES! Thank you! I asked like 10 times for this!
By the way, that one guy requesting Cho Chikun might have been me... Sorry. :D
:-)
Nick Sibicky: the master of the high low approach
More Cho Chikun please!
I just posted another one of his games in my #397 two weeks ago! :-D
This and the go seigen are my favourite ones
Bravo sensei et merci pour tout. 200 nuggets of knowledge.
very fascinating game, thanks for posting it
Interesting game. Congrats for your 200th video.
I love these lectures, but I think I prefer the original lectures he does on a PC because the pace is faster and I felt I learnt better. on the PC he can quickly show different combinations of stones, and use the tools to indicate special points. He can put the points down as quickly as he thinks about it. It suits my style of learning.
200th ! Congratulations Nick !
A high approach lecture... genius. ;)
congrat's on your 200th video.
BTW Cho's gonna be 60years old at next monday :D
I have only just reached sdk on ogs ... +yet I think I see something @ [48:30] ... an alternate move to the "only" response ... on this board it would be "yi 16" or "1 16" but on ogs goban is Q19 ... this move would lead to capture as it is a play inside the Tiger's Mouth ... but then white just ataris the capture stone and black is then down to 1 liberty in groups connected by a move chain that leads to extermination.
Unless I am not seeing something at the blackbelt level because I am only single digit kyu.
Nick, these are great lessons! Just a thought... maybe you could have a couple small buckets with several black and white stones marked with yellow or some color to denote that it's an "analysis" stone, and the actual game would not have the yellow marks.
I like the high approach
Great video! I loved the surprise ending. Since it's not as common these days I would've loved to have seen a game featuring Cho Chikun's fondness for the 3-3 point openings, he did that a lot back in the 80's, or at least a mention of it :) Also, watching this game I kept asking myself which moves he might have slapped himself in the cheek after.
Where can a person get a magnetic go board of this size? I've been looking for one as a wall piece/practice board. Any suggestions?
I would like to know too
Oh no Dan's here.
i felt so smart when i could easily see the possibility of cut at 22:45 lol. I am only 8 kyu so this is still kind of advanced move for me.
Would love to see a high approach video with Frank and Andrew
When is the high approach video coming out?
Love the 8-5 move from Cho. I immediately knew he would play there because I am just as crazy with my style. Same thing when my group gets in trouble, I tenuki to attack. Ha! This is like watching me as 9P.
Happy birthday! Err... I mean... whatever... Nice video! I already said it (but who cares): I like your pro game reviews. Please, keep it up!
Playing ONLY high approaches blocks me beeing better than 19k since years.
good lecture. and not even because of the triple ko just the whole thing.
[50:37] ... now my left hand has involuntarily gone to the top of my head and has scrunched my hair into a tangled knot
53:16 This is not ko, or do I misunderstand sth?
Where in Washington? I'm just learning about this game.
so he chose to play the same move forever rather than play out a losing game... :D
Does anyone know when alphago will play again?
The only thing I like more than Igo is the Taoteching.
more Cho Chikun is more good!
This is sgf file: ps.waltheri.net/database/game/14358/
haha, "high approach"
who won the next game?
this may be for entertainment only. The alternative moves you explored and discussed on are really...
Whoops. I thought Cho came from Hong Khong ...
Do Otake Hideo!
👏👏👏
yes more pro games :D
anyone know why Japanese rules never implemented the super ko rule or why American rules did?
like to Japanese, they would rather have a game go void at that point but to American's they would rather you had to keep playing I guess?
At 10 minutes. I always am sad when you don't finish a game, but if you don't finish the game for #200, most requested video, surprise ending game I am unsubscribing.
I maintain my subscription. That was incredible.
If you do not know the name of Cho Chikun, then you cannot consider yourself a serious student of Go. Hell, you shouldn't even be a Go player...