Joachim's Ko-Semeai - Putting the Cart
Before the Horse (2013 - 2015)
Overview & Summary (III)
This continues "Overview & Summary (II)" ( 960). We have shown so far that White will win the main line of Joachim's Ko-Semeai. Just as well that neither Black, nor White, must allow their opponent to gain an additional liberty (or a move, which is equivalent). Otherwise, the result will become very one-sided. Finally, we have explained that there is an "ideal" moment for White to start the ko "late". However, many things could happen during the solution's sequence, which might affect the outcome of the ko-fight. The most important of these will be described below. |
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FLAG 1a: ( 990) FLAG 1a1: ( 991) FLAG 1a2: ( 991) |
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FLAG 1b: ( 994) It is Black's choice to do without any throw-in, but to play the forcing move of only. FLAG 1b1: ( 995) FLAG 1b1b: ( 997) FLAG 1b2: ( 999) |
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FLAG 1b2a: FLAG 1b2b: ( 1001) FLAG 1b2c: ( 1002) |
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