He Never Stopped Attacking! - 7D - Murder Monday

Ok so this 7D really hates peaceful games, clearly. He just kept attacking and attacking and attacking the whole game!
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[@radikaldesignz]

Murder? On this monday, the day of murder?? What a world.

[@jessee3829]

Hello Batts

[@plrc4593]

I turned out to be an interesting game.

[@willyojeda6396]

Is a double double-ko a seki?

[@dwyrin]

Since he can't stop me from capturing him no, he's dead.

[@willyojeda6396]

@@dwyrin Yes, I understand this case, but I'm not asking about this escenario.
What I say is that if his group also had a double ko (the middle one shared between both of you and one extra as your group here), would that be a seki?

[@jimtaku]

Around 4:30 he says I think "hane head two or three" if not please do correct me, but either way I've watched a lot of his videos from 4 years up till now and I'm a new viewer but I've never seen him explain what that saying means. If anyone can answer, that would be greatly appreciated!

[@nreina51]

The saying is “hane at the head of two or three.” Hane is that shape when the stones wrap around your opponent’s stones

[@jimtaku]

@@nreina51 sorry, it was auto correct, I understand hane, but I don't understand what the meaning behind the saying is.

[@dwyrin]

Its a rule of thumb. If you play a stone to get directly ahead of two or three of your opponent's stones, it typically goes well for you. And you can do this twice...liberties and situation permitting.

[@jimtaku]

@@dwyrin awesome, thanks! Super helpful. The basics series where you surround often has helped me improve as well.

[@shabushabu1453]

He's referring to Go Proverbs, which he actually has an old series on.