In the Beginning: The Opening in the Game of Go Ishigure IkuroPaperback
In the Beginning: The Opening in the Game of Go Ishigure IkuroPaperback The opening is theoretically the hardest part of the game of go. Such is the consistency of professional play in the middle…
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In the Beginning: The Opening in the Game of Go Ishigure IkuroPaperback
The opening is theoretically the hardest part of the game of go. Such is the consistency of professional play in the middle game and endgame that if a player comes out of the opening with a bad position, it is almost impossible for him to catch up. To professional players, it is the hardest part in practice, as well; in championship games that last two days, for instance, the first day is usually spent playing and thinking about the first 50 moves, and the second day is spent finishing all the rest.
Here he has the greatest chance Amateurs sometimes rush through their initial moves, saving their powers for the fighting later, but this is more an indication that they do not understand the opening than a sign of talent.The number of possibilities in any opening position is so vast that a player must rely on his feeling for the game rather than on rigorous analysis for guidance.
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