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Dear Reader This Magazine covers lots of events as well as different information about the game of Go (Japanese 囲碁! "hinese圍棋! wéiqí ! #orean 바둑 $aduk %& %& The whole pro'ect is still in its infanc and onl maintained b ver few people& Therefore we would li)e to apologize for possible mista)es and*or unclearness& +f ou don,t )now what Go is and would li)e to )now more about it! visit the homepage of the -wiss Go .ssociation 1& The aim of this publication is the -wiss Go/"ommunit& The 0$ulletin lmaniue de Go3 has alead contributed a big deal to the popularit of Go in 4rance as well as the 4rench part of -witzerland& 5ith this indepent pro'ect we have tried to create something that is accessible for everone& That,s wh we chose 6nglish over German! 4rench or +talian& This magazine will include -wiss 6vents as well as big international competitions (such as the Judan/Tournament% and also useful information and e7ercise about Go in general& The content has been written b our authors or has been gathered from the internet and has been allowed to ma)e public with friendl permisson of the original authors& +n the game of Go the word 0-u'i3 ( 筋% is used to describe the line of pla or relationship of moves to each other! when applied to a local position& 8r when applied to a plaer! the efficienc of her moves 09e plas bad su'i3 means that the moves of this plaer are placed badl or plaed in a wrong order& 0-he has a good feeling for su'i3 means 0her moves wo) well together3& 5ith this pro'ect we want to set a new )ind of movement in i n the Go/-cene! therefore we thought -u'i fits the idea prett well& This Magazine is available for free on the internet 2! but we have to charge :&/ "94 for the prints to cover our e7penses& -t'epan ;u)ac su'i
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Contents Table of Contents Judan 2>>?&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&@ Result so far "ho "hi)un / Aamashita #eigo 1 / > in the @:th Judan title&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& @ Game 1&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& : The schedule for the ne7t games&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&B 6uropean Aouth Go Masters ;eague 2>>?&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C 9istor&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& C Review&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& #ifu of the other games&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 12 8pening theor&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 1= 5here to -tart&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 1= -an/Ren/-ei (三連星%&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&1= Jose)i The =/@ point high approach outside contact&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&1B Tsumego "orner&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 1C Epcoming Go tournaments and events in -witzerland&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 2> Tsumego -olutions&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 21 Go&&& an addictive game&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 2= +mprint&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 2@
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Judan 2007 By Sorin Gherman
Result so far: Cho Chikun Yamashita Keigo 1 - 0 in the 45th Judan title Judan is one of the top seven professional Go titles in Japan& +t means F1> danF in Japanese& Judan is an annual tournament! the previous ear,s title holder is plaing a best/of/five match with the winner of a ualification tournament& The first prize is the euivalent of 12>>>> E- dollars&
reviewing the games in great detail& 9ere,s the stor + heard about how "ho sensei became a self/appointed insei teacher .s he felt he wanted to give bac) something to the 'apanese Go after a fulfilling career in Japan! he approached the Hihon #i/in and offered to do voluntar wor) b teaching the official Hihon #i/in insei for one ear or so! once a wee)& This is a uniue proposition! as far as + )now / and the officials at Hihon #i/in were ta)en so much b surprise! that the felt obligated to pa "ho sensei a ver large fee for his voluntar wor)&&& The biggest "ho "hi)un fan outside of Japan seems to be Jan van Rongen! and his 4rida Hight 4iles= webpage is nothing less than a shrine for "ho "hi)un ou can find there most of "ho sensei,s games! including his insei games
The Judan title holder from last ear is "ho "hi)un! one of the super/top professional plaers of the 2>th centur& 9e is :> ears old! and studied Go in the #itani school& $orn in #orea! he moved to Japan when he was B! and became professional shodan when he was 11 9e holds a record number of B titles / and at some point he was the title holder for all three of #isei! 9oninbo and Mei'in top titles! which is still a uniue accomplishment& "ho sensei was also a self/appointed insei teacher at the Hihon #i/in for uite a while& +n 12 + was the Romanian representative for the 5.G" (5orld .mateur Go "hampionship% and + visited +go #enshu "enter (the insei center in "hiba! near To)o! where 2 ears later + was to live in as an insei%& + witnessed "ho "hi)un teaching Go to the insei / basicall plaing fast games with them! and then
The challenger is Aamashita #eigo! 2C! a student of #i)uchi Aasuro! who 'ust defended his #isei title&
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Game 1 Game 1 was plaed on March Cth! 2>>?& "ho "hi)un won b resignation& "ho won the first game in an impressive manner it was a fighting game from the beginning to the end& 9ere is the final position of the game $lac) resigned after 5hite 1?2 in Dia& 1! which ma)es miai . (which saves some )e 5hite stones and force the huge blac) group in the center to live small with 2 ees% and something around $! which ma)es a huge territor for 5hite&
Dia. 2 5hite cannot save his stone in atari! so one obvious wa to continue is to sacrifice it as in Dia& =& There are several problems! though 1& 5hite worries about blac) . ne7t& 2& 5hite,s wall on the left is not perfect blac) can pla a tesu'i at $& =& 5hite,s wall on the left is too far awa from the lower/left corner to have much influence there! in case blac) plas first in that corner&
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8ne of the )e points in the game occured in the following position in Dia& 2! where blac) plaed atari with the triangle mar)ed move on the lower side& 5hat should 5hite pla ne7t
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The )e here is the proverb F-acrifice two stones instead of oneF& The reason behind the proverb when we sacrifice one stone (which is alread in atari% we onl get one forcing move& 5hen we sacrifice two stones! we,ll get at least two forcing moves on the outside! which normall more than ma)es up for a few lost points&
$lac) created defects in white,s formation with 1> and 12 in Dia& : before defending with 1@& 5hite captures in a ladder with 1: and the dust settles here for now& 5hite is left with a cut at .! true / but compared to Dia& =! this one is much less of a problem for white! because the 5hite group that $lac) would cut with . is FwiderF! has more breathing space in the center&
Dia& @ shows what happened in the actual game& 5hite is not worried about $lac) $ in the previous diagram anmore! since that became a forcing move for 5hite& 8n top of that! white gets several forcing moves on the left side! after he plaed the double hane& 5hite,s position is ver thin! of course! with = cutting points! but blac) cannot reall do anthing about that because he is also lac)ing liberties&
.lso! white,s wall is so close to the lower left corner and it has such a great influence in that area! that blac) will have to be ver cautious when plaing in that corner&
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The schedule for the net games Game 2 March 2 Game = .pril : Game @ .pril 1 .ll games are 1/da games! and the start at am Japanese time& 4or those who plan to follow the games live on +G- or "beroro Japanese time is GMT K &
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European Youth Go Masters eague 2007 By Jens Henker & S!e"an #uka$
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+n 2>>B the first 6uropean Aouth Go Masters ;eague (6AGM;% was organised b .ntoine 4renech (: Dan% and 4loris $arthel (= Dan% and too) place in -trasbourg& Twelve plaers fought for victor in a round robin tournament and eventuall eight of them participated in the 4inals last ear& The winner was no other than 8ndre' 4idrmuc! @ Dan& This ear the regulations have been loosened to attract more oung Go plaers& +&e& The age/ limit was lifted to 2@ ears (all plaers born later than 1C=% and the ran)/limit was set at = Dan and above& Honetheless plaers who didn,t e7actl fit the reuirements were allowed to pla anwa& ;i)e this the total amount of participants for this ears tournament is := The ualification procedure for this ear will be a round robin tournament in B groups& 8nl the best 1B plaers will be allowed to ta)e part at the finals in -trasbourg that will ta)e place b the end of the ear& The preliminaries have aleard been plaed and the Round/Robin/ Games are in process& 6ver plaer will pla C to games in his group& More information can be found on the official homepage@&
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4or the first time in 6AGM;/9istor some -wiss plaers are participating too& John 5alch (2 Dan! from Go "lub Hon a)a& JohnC%! -tefan 5ager (-hodan from Go "lub Hon a)a& 6isit%! Mario Nani (@ #u! from Go "lub 5interthur a)a& Mellonsan% and -t'epan ;u)ac (@ #u! from Go "lub 5interthur a)a& OincentO% amongst man other plaers are competing for a place in the finals& 6nclosed ou find the results of all -wiss plaers in the preliminaries& The game between Mellonsan and #ramafil has been reviewed b Jens 9en)er L@ Dan! most of the other games resulted in complete disasters %
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Re#ie$ This game was plaed as a preliminar to the 6urpean Aouth Go Master ;eague (6AGM;%& The plaers were Mario Nani a)a& Mellonsan L= #u and #ramafil L= #u (5hite%& $lac) won b resignation&
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Move 2? is big! but plaing at . (see 4ig& 2% might have been better& ;i)e that blac)s corner would have been unconditionall alive while white still would have a floating group (a group without a base%&
Move 1= lac)s efficienc&
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The Oariation of . (see 4igure 1% forces white to answer at 1= and gives blac) good shape&
%i. 2 $efore plaing a move in the opening! one should as) himself some uestions& The order of the uestions is ver important& 1& Do + have an wea) groups +f es defend and if no&&& 2& Does m opponent have an wea) groups +f es attac) and if no&&& =& 5here are big points $oth plaers neglected to consider these
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uestions before plaing the seuence that was actuall plaed in the game& 5hite was wea) in the bottom right corner because he didn,t defend in time! therefore blac) should have attac)ed white& $lac) 2 is overconcentrated if ou consider that blac) still should pla the seuence in 4igure 2& Moreover he helps white to eliminate his wea)nesses at the left& $lac) loses the opportunit to attac) at $ (see 4igure =%&
%i. 4 %i. 3 The seuence shouldn,t be plaed immediatel but at a later stage of the game&
&&& blac) has a large and safe territorial lead while white still has wea)nesses at . and "& $lac) $ would threaten the the status of the white group at the right& Move ::! a good point to pla
Dia. 3 Move =1! blac) unnecessaril complicates the game& $lac) . in Dia& 2 is still an e7cellent move& .fter that&&& (4igure @%
Dia. 4 Move C1! an overpla& $lac) has plent of points! it,s enough if he 'ust reduces& (see 4igure :%&
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Move 1! safet first This move should have been plaed at 11>& 5ith a living group blac) can more easil use the a'i in the center (+f the picture is too small! there,s a bigger version in the 0#ifu of the other games3/section%& Move 1>1! blac) still isn,t alive& 11> is the onl move one should consider in such a situation Remember the proverb Don,t go hunting while our house is on fire& Move 1@! the winning move& "onclusion .lwas remember to consider the three golden uestions of the opening 4urthermore! if ou are ahead! ou shouldn,t ris) our good position& This should onl be done when ou,re short of territor and losing& $lac) almost lost this game because he ris)ed too much! but as white didn,t punish his mista)es properl blac) eventuall won&
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Kifu of the other games
John8 L=d (5% vs& "hwing LI=d! $KR
Eisit L2d ($% vs& Twillo L@d! $KR
Mellonsan L=) ($% vs& #ramafil L=)! $KR
VincentV L1) (5% vs& Prodigious L=d! $KR
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!pening theor" By 'ario (ani & S!e"an #uka$
%here to &tart The headline above is ma)ing sense in a lot of was& +tQs our first number we release and + had to thin) of how and where to start as well& +n addition itQs the main issue we tr to wor) out in this 38pening -ection& There are several different )inds of plaers& 5hat ma)es Go so appealing is that it provides the possibilit for a plaer to develop their stle! their personal stle& ;i)e everthing ever game has its beginning& There are certain theories about the opening and the opening is what we will be discussing here& -ome plaers! mostl those with pro strength ta)e their time with the first move& .mateurs on the other hand usuall 'ust pla their favourite moves without hesitation& 5e will tr to ma)e the beginning of a game more clear! which moves lead to what )ind of game! its pros and cons& 9ere + rel on some literature! as well as the help of some friends + made during m time plaing go and m own e7perience& + will point out some basic was to approach common 34use)i positions and some basic Jose)i& 6verone is welcome to ma)e suggestions and share their opinion! because in the beginning! there isnQt a 3one and onl move&
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Dia. 1 This is the so called 3three stars position& . is the right approach for this position& The others are possible when blac) hasn,t plaed -an/Ren/ -ei but would lead to an inferior result at this stage of the game&
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-an/Ren/-ei means roughl translated FThree stars in a rowF in Japanese& +tQs a common opening these das almost everone encounters it in their earl das& Therefore it wonQt hurt to ta)e a loo) at this 34use)i whether to learn something new or to solidif the alread )nown& +n this )ind of opening blac) focuses his full strength on one side of the board! waiting to see how white is going to deal with it& +tQs a strong opening but itQs a bit infle7ible and leads to a rather uncomplicated game&
Dia. 2 This are the most common possibilities for white after the pincer of 2&
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Dia. 5 Dia. 3 5ith blac),s mar)ed stone in place! whites approach at 1 is the right move& .fter blac),s pincer white shouldn,t 'ump out because the influence which white builds with the Jose)i up to 1= is nullified and merel inefficient after 1@& Definitel a good result for blac)&
This is common Jose)i often seen in pro games& $lac) has a wea)ness between @ and B& 5hite . and $ are possible follow/ups which ma)e the game well balanced&
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Dia. 4 The double pincer is an interesting option! but it can get uite complicated& This 'ose)i is said to be better for white because the mar)ed stone is oddl placed&
This is an alternative Jose)i& $lac) can ma)e the e7change . for a move at B before defending at 12 which isnQt reall necessar& $ and " are possible follow/ups for white&
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5hite ? is the correct move& 5hite . instead would be complicated
Dia. * 5hite plas an aggressive approach again at 1 instead of #@& 5hite is meant to restrict $lac)s 3moo and influence& .t first glance this position seems to favour $lac)& $ut one tends to forget that white still has two corners occupied plus blac)s wea)nesses in his formation& 9owever! this is a rather unli)el position! because most plaers disli)e it&
Dia. , This is another position which ma occur after plaing the mar)ed stone&
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Dia. + "ho -eo) $in (?D% showed us an interesting variation at last ear,s Go 5or)shop in Nurich&
This position occurs when blac) choses to ta)e the territor in the lower right corner& 5hite B is especiall good when there is a stone at the mar)ed place! otherwise it,s rather wea)&
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Joseki: The '-4 (oint high a((roach outside contact
Dia. 2 +n this issue we,ll analze the outside contact pla against the high approach to the =/@ point& There are several possiblities of dealing with it& The basic Jose)i is shown in Dia& 1 below&
Move ? enables blac) to build a large wall over the lower side& .fter white can continue to push blac) and li)e this build a wall over the right side himself& $oth of the plaers still have the possibilit to either ta)e the corner! or reduce the corner territor of the opponent& 9owever this is onl the peacueful wa! Dia&= instead&&&
Dia. 1 .t first sight! blac)s position loo)s favorable& $ut ou musn,t forget that 11 is Gote for blac)! so white can ta)e the iniative& -o one might thin) about s)ipping blac) 11 and pla elsewhere& +f that happened! white would be ver happ with occuping this point himself& 8nce he has done so! blac)s corner is completel sealed and white can still appl pressure with D (which is sente because of "%& This would put blac) in a difficult situation& .fter blac) 11 the correct approach for white is at .! threatening the follow/up of $ which would ruin blac)s corner and side& +nstead of blac) ? there is another variation (see Dia& 2%&
Dia. 3 &&& shows the double/hane of ? and & "ompared the to the previous variation this one lets blac) built even greater influence& $ear in mind though! that white builds a ver strong position as well& The territor he ma)es is safe and ver difficult to reduce unless the whole board position is favorable for blac)& Aou ma have noticed that blac) comes out in sente in this seuence! but don,t forget white 1>! this stone could still become troublesome for blac)& .lso notice! that the corner territor is still not definite& How that we,ve gone through the basics! let,s loo) at some special/cases in Dia& @&
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This variaton is the most peaceful one& .lthough white ma)es good shape with 1>! blac) has nothing to worr about& 9is stones are prett much settled and he ends in sente&
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+f ou would li)e further information to these or other 'ose)i! ou might profit from reading =C basic 'ose)i: or go through the variations online! eg& at senseis librarB& +f ou have uestions or suggestions to ma)e! feel free to contact us b e/mail at su'i
The seuence up to @ is the same li)e in the basic/'ose)i& $ut unli)e there! blac) plas :& This is an invitation for a fight! white accepts it when plaing at C& $lac) and white 1> launch a fight in the center& Hotice that 1> is the onl possible move after white C and blac) & +f white dares to pla at . the seuence in Dia& : follows&
Dia. 5 5hite 1> in Dia& : is a fatal mista)e& $lac) plas the tesu'i of 1= and white gets slaughtered& Hot onl does his corner get encirceled (it might even die%! he also serves the center/influence on a silver tablet to blac)& The game is virtuall over for white&
Dia. ) $lac) can avoid the fight b plaing at H=&
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Tsumego Corner $lac) to move in each of the problems& The solutions can be found at the end of the magazine& Remember! neer pla the problems out on a goban! but solve them in our head instead Tr not to loo) at the solutions until ou are entirel sure about our own& Hone of solutions is supposed to include a #o (e7cepts for double/#o%&
Problem 2 Problem 1
Problem 3 Problem 4
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March 2: Nrich! 2B Geneva! 2? ;ausanne! 2C Oerier March => / 1 .pril Nrich (-pring Tournament% More +nfo about .ng ;i on his homepage www&agoschool&com "ontact awolff
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Tsumego 'olutions 9ere are the solutions for the problems in the Tsumego "orner&
Problem 1
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