I met Ichiriki Ryo and Michael Redmond during the WAGC earlier this year. Both of them true gentlemen who took generous time to discuss go with us amateurs. Thanks for the commentary, Michael 🙏
Congratulations to Ichiriki, especially coming back after Ke Jie's solid win in Game 1. It's exciting to (finally) have a Japanese player in an international final again. And of course thank you Michael for excellent analysis of a fairly complicated game.
We almost had two Japanese players in finals, but somehow Iyama collapsed against Gu Zihao in the Quzhou-Lanke semifinal. Wish someone would explain that game to me...maybe Mr.Redmond 😉
ouf, this was the hardest to follow of the series for a simple ddk, but also delightfully magical. I was really surprised by what was going on in the top right side. You kept talking about black weaknesses while after M15 by black I was being anxious that white got himself into trouble with the "light-invasion" you called it. There is so much to learn! Thank you, Mr. Redmond, all the best to you for what you do!
Love your reviews! I will say, I feel like you don't always consider the dramatic element of not knowing the outcome of the match. Personally, I would like you to keep the outcome secret until the end, as long as it does not interfere with your analysis. Thanks for another great recap!
Ke Jie is a very strong opponent. Ichiriki Ryo has a very interesting style ; I got a feeling of a great flexibility when waching this game. Or may be not flexibility, but lightnes...
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I met Ichiriki Ryo and Michael Redmond during the WAGC earlier this year. Both of them true gentlemen who took generous time to discuss go with us amateurs. Thanks for the commentary, Michael 🙏
Congratulations to Ichiriki, especially coming back after Ke Jie's solid win in Game 1. It's exciting to (finally) have a Japanese player in an international final again. And of course thank you Michael for excellent analysis of a fairly complicated game.
We almost had two Japanese players in finals, but somehow Iyama collapsed against Gu Zihao in the Quzhou-Lanke semifinal. Wish someone would explain that game to me...maybe Mr.Redmond 😉
Very entertaining and educational! It's great to be able to see Go through your eyes
Thanks for another review! Hope you can cover the finals too!
ouf, this was the hardest to follow of the series for a simple ddk, but also delightfully magical. I was really surprised by what was going on in the top right side. You kept talking about black weaknesses while after M15 by black I was being anxious that white got himself into trouble with the "light-invasion" you called it. There is so much to learn! Thank you, Mr. Redmond, all the best to you for what you do!
still the best English go commentary
26:27 We will be back as well!!
Great semifinal...super video....thx ❤
Love your reviews! I will say, I feel like you don't always consider the dramatic element of not knowing the outcome of the match. Personally, I would like you to keep the outcome secret until the end, as long as it does not interfere with your analysis. Thanks for another great recap!
thank you Michael! and very excited to see Ichiriki make it to the finals! hope he wins it all
Hell yeah thanks Michael. Cant wait to play it out in my board.
Thank you, sir!
Always a treat
Oh no I was rooting for Ke Jie! But great series from both players, looking forward to the finals!
I'll be back. 😁 Thank you for the review!
Thank you very much!
I like your reviews, but you killed the surprise in the title 😅!
Thank you Sensei.
Ke Jie is a very strong opponent. Ichiriki Ryo has a very interesting style ; I got a feeling of a great flexibility when waching this game. Or may be not flexibility, but lightnes...
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Yet who would you like the less in your garden?
Why provide the spoiler in the title :(
I almost disliked this vid because ke jie lost.
But i guess it is not your fault...
Or is it?
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Just kidding ofc - thanks for your effort.