About Approach-Move Liberties (2009)
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In this problem, the effect of a move sometimes does not become evident for another 50 to 100 moves. One example concerns (potential) approach-move liberties, which we will explain in detail in this chapter. | |
| Liberties |  1096 |
| Approach-Move Liberties in Problem 120 | 1097 |
| The Guzumi | 1097 |
| The Hasami-Tsuke | 1098 |
| [ The Hasami-Tsuke does not affect the liberty count ] | 1099 |
| [ If White answers with the Atari, she loses a move ] | 1100 |
| [ Sacrificing White's two stones has the same effect ] | 1101 |
| [ Territorial consequences of White's Atari ] | 1102 |
| [ Without Black's Kikashi White cannot profit territorially ] | 1106 |
| [ With Joachim's Ko-Semeai, the general conditions are interchanged ] | 1107 |
| Conclusion | 1108 |
| For Comparison - The Fujisawa Solution | 1109 |