Timing of the Guzumi Without
Harry's Hasami-Tsuke Sequence (2022)
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: ( 1863) We inserted this move manually. | |
: : : ( 87 1869) If the reverse komi is too small, KataGo does not seen to calculate the capture of the hanezeki's tail correct, and so thinks that White is behind. White's block at , instead, would revert to the "straightforward" sequence of the main line (that started with Black's push). : ( 90 1870) If would have been better for Black (assuming correct continuation by White) to connect his pivotal hasami-tsuke stone with , instead. : | |
: : : Please note that Black's move would be gote, if White had already captured the hanezeki's tail. | |
: : ( A 1871) However, with a larger reverse komi, KataGo let White connect the atari in the lower left with a move at , which led to a better score for her - but only after some manual adjustments. | |
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: ( 171 1876) However, White is forced to capture the hanezeki's tail later in the game anyway (due to her one-eyed group at the left side alone), so she will not answer Black's fake ko-threat. He should have erased a potential White ko-threat, at least. : (A 1877) Even if she did, the final score would remain unaffected. : (B 1880) She would lose the game, if she continues with fighting the ko in the upper left corner. |
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Capture Variation: Compared to the superordinate variation, ...
In total, Black gained four points. White + 5 => White + 1 | |