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This document discusses joseki patterns in the game of Go. It contains several diagrams of board positions with short explanations in Korean. Specifically, it examines: 1. White's double approach, describing it as a recently common joseki pattern and noting that Black 2 is a good response. 2. Two variations of a joseki called Jeongseok, with one focusing on thickness and attack and the other on speed and territory. 3. A "modern Jeongseok" variation involving White playing at points 3 and 5 after exchanges at 1 and 2. 4. A continuation of the joseki suggesting White 1 is a good sacrifice that enables plays at points A and

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SSYY203

This document discusses joseki patterns in the game of Go. It contains several diagrams of board positions with short explanations in Korean. Specifically, it examines: 1. White's double approach, describing it as a recently common joseki pattern and noting that Black 2 is a good response. 2. Two variations of a joseki called Jeongseok, with one focusing on thickness and attack and the other on speed and territory. 3. A "modern Jeongseok" variation involving White playing at points 3 and 5 after exchanges at 1 and 2. 4. A continuation of the joseki suggesting White 1 is a good sacrifice that enables plays at points A and

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A6.

JEONGSEOK [joseki]
WHITE’S DOUBLE APPROACH

Scenario

1 B
A
2

Recently White’s double approach at 1 has been seen quite often.


Black 2 is right in this situation (A or B is also possible.). Study this
pattern!

[KOREAN TEXT HERE]

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Dia. 01

Jeongseok 1

5 4
3
1 2

White 1 is the first choice. Up to White 5 this is a jeongseok. White takes


gote but Black’s shape is a little thin.

[Korean text here.]

Dia. 02

Jeongseok 2

White 1 is also possible. How-


ever, Black can aim at A later.
A
[Korean text here.]

1 2

Both are Jeongseok. If you like thickness and attack you can choose Jeongseok
1. If you focus on the speed and territory you can select Jeongseok 2.
[Korean text here.]

32
Dia. 07

Modern Jeongseok

3 1
5 4 2

White 3 and 5 after the exchange of White 1 and Black 2 are a modern
Jeongseok. We will deal with this Jeongseok later.

[Korean text here.]

Dia. 08

Continuation

3
4
A
B 2 1

White 1 is a good sacrifice. Then White can make use of A and B.

[Korean text here.]

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C2. TRAINING
SHORTAGE OF LIBERTIES

Scenario

3 A
1 2
Study how to make full use of shortage of liberties in real games.
Black’s placement at 1 is the key point for ‘Life and Death’ problems.
Black 3 is a typical move to use shortage of liberties. White cannot play
at A.

[Korean text here.]

153
Dia. 01

Example 1 Using
Shortage of liberties
(Black to play)

Both problems are smiliar. How to make full use of the marked stones?
[Korean text here.]

Dia. 02

Correct Answer
(Diagonal move)
7 6 1
5 2 4
3

5
3
4

2 1

The diagonal play at 1 is correct. Then Black can win the capturing
race.
[Korean text here.]

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