Variations of Our Solution (IIIb)
Tricking KataGo (Triple-Ko)
VAR (C) (A) (.2) (.2) (.1)
(.1) (.1) (.1) (.1)
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: She might consider inserting the exchange of for in the upper left corner before, not affecting the outcome of the game. : ( 126 222cp) Unless the (reverse) komi isn't much larger (at least -10 points) than the draw komi for this position (-5 points), KataGo will not favour the correct throw-in at . : : (129 222cq) Descending to at the upper edge will result in a change in the order of moves. : (C 222cr) If she mistakenly also descended to at the upper edge, she would give Black the opportunity to achieve a much better result than here. | |
: Playing at , instead, would result in a change in the order of moves. : (136 222ct) Alternatively, he might consider connecting his hasami-tsuke stone with . : (A 222cu) If she continued with occupying Black's liberties at the right, e.g. with , she would allow Black to achieve a much better result than below. | |
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(Referenced by 222cn) : By playing the kikashi of in the hanezeki, instead, Black would take his right-hand group a liberty (with regard to the Central Semeai), due to White's connection at . Playing the kikashi of , , instead, is useless, as this exchange would provide White with an own ko threat at , forcing Black to occupy a liberty of his group again with . : |
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: Black remains helpless. White will win the game by a very large margin. | |