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Studying Fuseki This supplement contains the Fuseki study article published in SGJ 14 PLUS a number of extra study game. More years ago that I care to remember I played at the Enfield Go Club in north London. I arrived early and put the Go sets on the tables – on one I set up 9 stones and waited to be annihilated by whoever walked through the door first. Over time my skill improved and I got to play even games. The problem was that I had no idea what to do – there are so many ways to play and so many choices that I tried something different every game. This was amusing but not helpful – after a few months my teacher and strongest player at the club Francis Roads suggested that when playing Black that I pick on a single fuseki shape and try to play that for a period of two or more months. (Obviously if you are playing White is more difficult to pick a consistent pattern). Francis’ advise was excellent and helped me then and since to study and learn fuseki (opening strategy) and joseki (opening tactics). This section contains a number of professional games all of which start with the same shape for Black shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 The shape is good for study because you can almost always achieve it by starting with a hoshi such as 1 in Figure 2. It really does not matter which corner White takes you can play 3 in the other adjacent corner. White will almost certainly take the empty corner so you can complete the shape by playing ‘A’. Once you are happy with your understanding of the shape you can change the fuseki slightly by playing ‘B’ instead of ‘A’. So, the following pages have games that all start with this shape – there are games played this year and others played many years ago. Good luck with you study, it is hard work but it is worthwhile – here is what you do…. Figure 2

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Studying Fuseki This supplement contains the Fuseki study article published in SGJ 14 PLUS a number of extra study game. 

More years ago that I care to remember I played at the Enfield Go Club in north London.  I arrived early and put the Go sets on the tables – on one I set up 9 stones and waited to be annihilated by whoever walked through the door first. 

Over time my skill improved and I got to play even games.  The problem was that I had no idea what to do – there are so many ways to play and so many choices that I tried something different every game.   This was amusing but not helpful – after a  few months my  teacher and strongest player at  the club Francis Roads suggested  that when playing Black that I pick on a single fuseki shape and try to play that for a period of two or more months.  (Obviously if you are playing White is more difficult to pick a consistent pattern). 

Francis’ advise was excellent and helped me  then  and  since  to  study  and  learn fuseki  (opening  strategy)  and  joseki (opening tactics).  This section contains a number  of  professional  games  all  of which  start  with  the  same  shape  for Black shown in Figure 1. 

 Figure 1 

The shape  is good for study because you can  almost  always  achieve  it by  starting with  a  hoshi  such  as  1  in  Figure  2.    It really  does  not  matter  which  corner White  takes you can play 3  in  the other adjacent  corner.    White  will  almost certainly  take  the  empty  corner  so  you can complete the shape by playing ‘A’. 

Once  you  are  happy  with  your understanding  of  the  shape  you  can change  the  fuseki  slightly  by  playing  ‘B’ instead of ‘A’. 

So, the  following pages have games that all  start  with  this  shape  –  there  are games played this year and others played many years ago. 

Good luck with you study, it is hard work but  it  is worthwhile  –  here  is what  you do…. 

 

Figure 2 

 

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First  memorize  the  game.    This  means playing  the  game  through  several  times with  the  score,  as  you  do  so  you  will notice moves  that  look odd or  that  you have  difficulty  in  remembering  –  write the move number of a piece of paper. 

Once  you  think  you  memorized  the game,  turn  over  the  kifu  (game  score) and  try  again.    You will make mistakes but  eventually  you  will  memorize  the whole game. 

The second thing  is to review the moves you noted – try to understand what was going on and play out as many sequences as you want to gain that understanding. 

This  first  game was played on 20th  June 2007 in the Chinese City League. 

Black:  Cho Hansueng 9p White: Weon Seongjin 7p Komi is 7.5 points  Black wins by 3.5 points 

 Figure 3 

Moves 1 to 50 

 

Ko moves 

68 at A 71 at 65 74 at A 77 at 65 80 at A 83 at 65 86 at A 91 at 65 94 at A 99 at 65 

Figure 4 Moves 51 to 100 

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Ko moves 

5 at A 8 at 2 11 at A 12 at 6 14 at 2 17 at A 20 at 2 

Figure 5 Moves 101 to 150 

 

Ko moves 

78 at A 81 at 71 84 at A 87 at 71 92 at A 95 at 71 98 at A 

Figure 6 Moves 151 to 200 

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Ko moves  

3 at A 4 at B 7 at 1 10 at B 12 at 1 46 at C 50 at 2 

Figure 7 Moves 201 to 250 

 

In order  to keep  the Sydney Go  Journal to  a  reasonable  size  I  have  attached  a number of .sgf game files of professional games that use this Fuseki pattern. 

Enjoy your study. 

Figure 8 Moves 251 to 260 

 

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Event Year 2007 Chinese City League BDate 2007-06-20Black Cho HanseungBlack rank 9pWhite Weon SeongjinWhite rank 7pKomi 7.5Handicap 0Result B+3.5Round round 3

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Diagram 2 (51-100)68 at A, 71 at 65 , 74 at A, 77 at 65 , 80 at A, 83 at 65 ,

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Diagram 3 (101-150)5 at A, 8 at 2 , 11 at A, 12 at 6 , 14 at 2 , 17 at A,

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Diagram 4 (151-200)78 at A, 81 at 71 , 84 at A, 87 at 71 , 92 at A, 95 at 71 ,

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Diagram 6 (251-260)

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Event 1st Saikoi LeagueDate 1956-02-22Black Iwamoto KaoruBlack rank 8pWhite Takagawa ShukakuWhite rank 8pKomi 0.0Handicap 0Result B+RPlace Nihon Ki-in

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Diagram 2 (51-100)

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Diagram 3 (101-150)36 at 32 , 41 at 33 .

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Diagram 4 (151-199)78 at A.

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Event 40th HoninboDate 1984-08-20Black O RisseiBlack rank 7pWhite Otake HideoWhite rank 9pKomi 5.5Handicap 0Result B+1.5Place Nihon Ki-inRound 3rd Preliminary, Group 1 Semi-final

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Diagram 5 (201-250)8 at A, at 5 , 14 at A, at 5 , 20 at A, at 5 ,

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Date 1932-12-19Black Hashimoto UtaroBlack rank 4pWhite Kubomatsu KatsukiyoWhite rank 6pKomi 0.0Handicap 0Result B+RPlace Kobe Suwayama Club

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Diagram 4 (151-200)99 at 95 .

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Diagram 5 (201-243)5 at A, 8 at 2 , 11 at A, 13 at B, 14 at 2 , 17 at A,

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Event 3-game matchDate 1944-01-01Black Hashimoto UtaroBlack rank 7pWhite Go SeigenWhite rank 8pKomi 0.0Handicap 0Result B+2

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Diagram 4 (151-200)

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Event 16th OzaDate 1968Black Sakata EioBlack rank 1pWhite Fujisawa HosaiWhite rank 1pKomi 5.5Handicap 0Result B+RPlace Nihon Ki-in

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Diagram 2 (51-100)

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Event 9th Chinese City League ADate 2007-07-07Black Fu ChongBlack rank 4pWhite Zhang XuebinWhite rank 5pKomi 7.5Handicap 0Result W+8.5Round round 8

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Diagram 3 (101-150)

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Diagram 4 (151-200)

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Diagram 5 (201-250)

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Diagram 6 (251-266)

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