One of your best lectures. I think it also applies in the opposite direction: if my opponent plays strange moves that lose a little bit I shouldn't think I am "winning", but just that it is now and interesting game where I might have a tiny advantage. When I think "Ah, I should be so far ahead" it causes the same psychological problem if I then lose the game later because I think "That was MY game" and it wasn't.
Many years ago, me still being quite ambitious, but not very good, I spent a huge amount of time on studying joseki. Apart from seeing good shape and so on, I guess it was a waste of time. Getting a decent position that I liked proved to be far more important, so I really like the message of this lecture: thank you! And replaying KataGo games helped me a lot in this respect. Play solid openings giving you options on both territory and influence is just great, the Big Fight comes later.
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One of your best lectures. I think it also applies in the opposite direction: if my opponent plays strange moves that lose a little bit I shouldn't think I am "winning", but just that it is now and interesting game where I might have a tiny advantage.
When I think "Ah, I should be so far ahead" it causes the same psychological problem if I then lose the game later because I think "That was MY game" and it wasn't.
Super lecture, cool! The doctor is in an interesting mood
Wow, one of the best lessons I’ve ever watched. I’ll be using this for any players that become new to the game
What a wonderful video about the fluidity of the game. Really great Doc - thank you!
This is a brilliant lesson, Doc. Thanks!
i love your lectures
this was your best
Many years ago, me still being quite ambitious, but not very good, I spent a huge amount of time on studying joseki. Apart from seeing good shape and so on, I guess it was a waste of time. Getting a decent position that I liked proved to be far more important, so I really like the message of this lecture: thank you!
And replaying KataGo games helped me a lot in this respect. Play solid openings giving you options on both territory and influence is just great, the Big Fight comes later.
Very inspiring, thanks a lot !
thank you for the lesson
Awesome lecture, thanks a lot!
19:32-19:50 such a banger