Ps3 And Huawei Dongle

Being a victim of your own tesuji

say that in reality, the computing power does not depend on the status of each, and it is true. What happens is that the stronger players are better able to rule out moves that you know are wrong, allowing them to reduce potential arc at each position, allowing them to increase the depth of calculation. In contrast, the weaker players are forced to calculate a potential arc wider and therefore more difficult to calculate. So, your computing power has much to do with how many sequences have already memorized precomputed so to speak. In these "sequences" and we call tesujis precomputed in Japanese, Korean haengma (행마), and are extremely practical. But this series of little tricks have a small problem. Often, we got used to recognize the positions in which they can apply tesujis but sometimes we overlook the fact that certain sequence should not work for the enemy if it works because of a stone that we are not taking into account, which usually lead to disaster. I will give you an example:

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [6.50] AW [ cb] [eb] [jb] [kb] [qb] [sb] [dc] [ic] [rc] [fd] [qd] [rd] [ie] [of] [qf] [qg] [ri] [dm] [mm] [en] [rn] [do] [for] [q] [ro] [ep] [np] [pp] [kq] [nq] AB [lb] [rb] [cc] [ kc] [nc] [pc] [qc] [cd] [ps] [de] [fa] [kf] [pf] [pg] [ch] [ki] [pi] [qj] [rj] [rm] [pn] [qn] [cp] [dp] [fp] [gp] [eq] [iq] [mq] BL [mm: 1] [mq: 2] [nq: 3])

5 th round of the Barcelona tournament this year. I'm white. My opponent, a French 2d which had already played earlier in Paris. White has just played just 1 to reduce the influence of black when it strikes with 2.

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [6.50] AW [cb] [eb] [jb] [kb] [qb] [sb] [dc] [ic] [rc] [fd] [qd] [rd] [ie] [of] [qf] [qg] [ri] [dm] [mm ] [en] [rn] [do] [for] [q] [ro] [ep] [kp] [np] [pp] [kq] [nq] [jr] AB [lb] [rb] [cc] [kc] [nc] [pc] [qc] [cd] [ps] [de] [fa] [kf] [pf] [pg] [ch] [ki] [pi] [qj] [rj] [rm ] [pn] [qn] [mo] [cp] [dp] [fp] [gp] [eq] [iq] [lq] [mq] [kr] LB [mo: 5] [kp: 2] [lq : 1] [jr: 4] [kr: 3] TR [mm]) Black

tesuji standard starts to cut the target area, without paying much attention to the marked stone, which seems to have no influence on the sequence.

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [6.50] AW [cb] [eb] [jb] [kb] [qb] [sb] [dc] [ic] [rc] [fd] [qd] [rd] [ie] [of] [qf] [qg] [ri] [dm] [mm ] [en] [ln] [rn] [do] [for] [it] [q] [ro] [ep] [jp] [kp] [mp] [np] [pp] [kq] [nq] [ jr] AB [lb] [rb] [dc] [kc] [nc] [pc] [qc] [cd] [ps] [de] [fa] [kf] [pf] [pg] [ch] [ki ] [pi] [qj] [rj] [rm] [pn] [qn] [ko] [mo] [cp] [dp] [fp] [gp] [lp] [eq] [iq] [jq] [ lq] [mq] [kr] [lr] LB [ln: 5] [ko: 4] [it: 3] [mo: A] [jp: 7] [lp: 2] [MP: 1] [jq: 6] [lr: 8])

Jumping in A, black bears in mind this sequence, which is clearly favorable for black. Because white can not cut into 1, as evidenced by this sequence, the situation seems to favor black, but ...

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [6.50] AW [cb] [eb] [jb] [kb] [qb] [sb] [dc] [ic] [rc] [fd] [qd] [rd] [ie] [of] [qf] [qg] [ri] [dm] [mm ] [en] [kn] [nn] [rn] [do] [for] [it] [q] [ro] [ep] [kp] [np] [pp] [kq] [nq] [jr] AB [lb] [rb] [dc] [kc] [nc] [pc] [qc] [cd] [ps] [de] [fa] [kf] [pf] [pg] [ch] [ki] [pi ] [qj] [rj] [rm] [ln] [pn] [qn] [mo] [cp] [dp] [fp] [gp] [mp] [eq] [iq] [lq] [mq] [ kr] LB [kn: 5] [ln: 4] [nn: 3] [lo: 1] [mp: 2] TR [mm])

Black has not taken into account the effect that the marked white stone is in the sequence, and is surprised by the movement of white 1. Up to 5, black is captured. Yes, I know, the fight seems complicated. I invite you to try for yourself. Sure you will reach the same conclusion we reached my opponent and me.
I leave the whole game if you want to see. Obviously, it is commented.

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [0.00] PW
[Pau] PB [ 2d]
; B [pd]
; W [dc]
; B [cp]
; W [pp]
; B [of]
; W [fd]
, B [cc]
; W [cb]
; B [cd]
; W [eb]
; B [ch]
; W [ep]
; B [gp]
; W [dm] C [Blanco must not jump to D6 as discussed below.]
; B [eo] C [Joseki complicated.]
; W [for]
(, B [fp]
; W [do]
; B [eq]
, W [en] C [Now the white stone is better than D6 D7, which would be useless.]
; B [dp] C [Black finishes joseki. The black corner is great, but still has some aji . White gets relatively good shape to live and present. There is no reason to be unhappy.]
; W [qf]
; B [pi]
; W [of]
; B [nc]
; W [rd]
, B [qc]
; W [ri]
; B [qn] C [Interesting move. Black plans to start the sequence that starts at Q13 and S12 continues. The end result combines well with R6.]
; W [qo]
; B [pn]
; W [np] C [Blanco play hard here (instead of O3 O4) because black attack response plans in R12 Q13. ]
; B [qj] C [Black White thwarts the plan. Now rather have played in white instead of O3 O4.]
; W [rn]
; B [rm]
; W [kq] C [Important. White defends the territory and reduces black.]
; B [kc]
; W [ic]
; B [iq] C [Small? C9 seems superior, but perhaps fears have black pepper in the corner. H2 could very angry ...]
; W [rc]
; B [rb]
; W [qd]
; B [eg] C [Strange. Proposes an exchange but is difficult to decide which is bigger.]
; W [qb]
; B [pc]
; W [sb]
; B [pf]
; W [qg]
; B [pg]
, W [ie] C [Shy. K15 L16 or look better.]
; B [kf] C [Risky jump makes the territory of larger black, but leaves much pepper ...]
; W [kb]
; B [lb]
; W [ jb]
; B [ki]
; W [ro]
; B [rj]
; W [mm] C [key play of the game.]
; B [mq] C [This invasion usually works in this situation but is N7 ...]
; W [nq]
; B [lq]
; W [kp]
; B [kr]
; W [jr]
; B [mo] C [White can not cut or black finish cutting at present K3 and capturing the side ...]
; W [I] C [Surprise!]
; B [mp]
; W [nn] C [The geta is complicated but it works. Black is trapped.]
; B [ln]
; W [kn] C [Imperative. If N6 short white, black escapes capture.]
; B [ck]
; W [lm] C [Black pepper eliminates the position. In itself is great.]
, B [a] C [Black Lambastes. You must take off again to level the game.]
; W [fl]
; B [fk]
; W [cl]
; B [bl]
;W[dk]
;B[dl]
;W[cm]
;B[dj]
;W[bk]
;B[ek]
;W[bj]C[Éxito de blanco, que consigue hacer puntos con su grupo atacado, destruyendo territorio de negro. La influencia de negro no compensa.]
;B[fe]
;W[bh]
;B[gd]
;W[gc]
;B[ed]
;W[fc]
;B[if]
;W[he]
;B[hf]
;W[ge]
;B[gf]
;W[cg]
;B[dg]
;W[ci]
;B[dh]C[Negro aspira a hacerse 25 puntos en el centro, pero ha perdido casi esa misma cantidad en el lateral, donde ahora blanco se hace puntos que no tenía. ]
;W[ke]
, B [le]
; W [jf]
; B [jg]
; W [je]
; B [lg]
; W [go]
; B [jm]
; W [gr]
; B [fr]
; W [gq] C [white error.]
; B [eo] C [Black defends at present.]
; W [bo]
; B [co]
; W [bn]
; B [dn]
; W [bq]
; B [bp]
; W [ap]
; B [em]
; W [cn]
; B [fn] C [Again, the exchange makes things equal . Black dots in the center wins but lost in the corner. If white playtime reaches C2, the local struggle will have been favorable to him.]
; W [rl]
; B [ql]
; W [sm]
; B [bg] C [Very high in points. ]
; W [qm]
; B [pl]
; W [kk]
; B [kl]
; W [ol]
; B [pm]
; W [mk]
, B [ll]
, W [ml]
; B [lk]
; W [my]
; B [nh]
; W [qh] C [that white stone defend its present S11 in this way compensates for the loss of L9.]
, B [nj]
; W [mj]
; B [br] C [Black ignores the threat of white ...]
; W [ph]
; B [oh]
; W [pk] C [ tesuji interesting. White is threatening to cut in R9 and P11.]
; B [ok] C [Countermeasures.]
; W [oj] C [Since there is no solution. Black can not prevent a cut in white or another site, oddly enough.]
; B [oi]
; W [qk]
; B [pj]
; W [rk]
; B [sk]
; W [rm]
; B [nl]
; W [om]
; B [ah]
; W [al]
; B [pb]
; W [ra]
; B [jo]
; W [ko]
; B [hq]
; W [hr]
; B [ jn] C [Black is an important center, but white is ahead in points.]
; W [mb]
; B [the] C [Big mistake, but black is desperate.]
; W [ld]
; B [kd]
; W [me]
; B [lf]
; W [lc]
; B [mc]
; W [md]
; B [mf]
; W [ma]
; B [ ne]
; W [ka]
; B [nd]
; W [lb]
, B [j] C [last desperate attempt ...]
; W [bi]
, B [i]
; W [ao] C [White is alive. The game is already decided.])
(, B [in]
; W [dp]
; B [co]
; W [do]
; B [dn]
; W [cn]
; B [cq ]))

The Significan Of #12 At Alabama Football

Tournament Barcelona 2010


On 20 and 21 February (and has been a while, I know) is played most heavily Barcelona Tournament to date. Nothing more, nothing less than 146 participants, among which are household names such as Cornel Burza, Hwang In-Seaong, Ondrej Silt and Cristian Pop The winner was Du Qing, a player Chinese living in the UK, but, above all, to congratulate the organization. What it means to organize a tournament for 80 or 90 people and a tournament of 146 can only be described as hell. I leave the link to the blog of the tournament, if you want to take a look: http://bcn2010go.blogspot.com/



Well, Chapter staff, say I'm quite pleased. 3 wins against players my level or lower (3d-2d) for 2 losses against stronger players (4d). My problem with the rooms Danish start worrying, but this time I found that the parties were perfectly matched and could have won. As I said, I'm satisfied. Additionally, I was second best English tournament, behind only Oscar, which puts me in a favorable position to enter FdCE this year. See what happens.



For if you are interested, photos of the tournament (like almost all the photos that hang on this blog) are Isa. If you want to see more, you have here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/cuentadeisa/sets/72157623492203956/

Finally, I leave my first game of the tournament, against Javier Fernandez (black). Interestingly, I play pretty comfortable against him, despite being undoubtedly a hard nut to crack. Who knows, maybe it's me ... I play bad happens to me with other players ...

(; GM [1] FF [4] CA [UTF-8] AP [CGoban: 3] ST [2]
RU [Japanese] SZ [19] KM [0.00] PW
[Pau Carles] PB [Javier Fernandez] RE [W + Resign]
; B [cp]
; W [pd]
; B [dc]
; W [pq]
; B [eq]
; W [de]
; B [ cg]
; W [ef]
; B [gc]
; W [cc]
; B [cd] C [These days it is fashionable to C18, C16 white hoping to then play D11 or C10. I planned not to respond in but C16 D12. If you choose to capture black white stone C16, C15 is present for white.]
; W [dd]
; B [ce]
; W [ec]
; B [db]
; W [fc] C [Very important to play here rather than in E18. Another threat to black with C18 capture.]
; B [cb]
; W [gd] C [Now we see the importance of F17.]
; B [po]
; W [qm]
, B [on]
; W [np]
; B [lq] C [Possible. Black seeks to enter the corner playing the weak point of P3.]
; W [lp]
; B [kp]
; W [I] C [Blanco offers corner to return to capture black M3.]
; B [mq] C [Strange. ]
; W [nq] C [White is happy to defend their absence in P3. Now the corner is white. It is not clear cut that the N4 is good for black.]
, B [pl] C [Good move. Black looks for strength.]
; W [qk] C [standard response. White can not push from behind with R8.]
; B [pj] C [Very interesting movement. White tempts to cut, but it should not. All possible outcomes are fatal to white.]
; W [qj] C [Movement corect.]
; B [pi]
; W [qi]
; B [ph]
; W [qg] C [The territory target is not small and compensates the influence of black, but does not seem so. The fact that White is putting his head in M5 reduces the value of the black influence. White is satisfied.]
; B [jp] C [Black expected to be present to cut ...]
; W [nl]
; B [ol] C [White Now can leave their two stones, in response to N4 O5 and go straight to connect with O8. Black can not play well. ]
; W [qp] C [Grande in points, but ... it needed?]
; B [qf] C [Overplay.]
; W [rg] C [Blanco mejorcon Q13 punished, but this move strikes a possible black corner, if black plays san-san.]
; B [qd]
; W [qc]
; B [pc]
; W [ie] C [Black is in trouble.]
; B [RC]
; W [qb]
; B [pb]
; W [rd]
; B [qe]
; W [rb] C [Black to White that he needed a move to live in the corner as happens in other josekis, but thanks to S13, that is not true. Otherwise, T17 kill the corner.]
; B [pf]
; W [nd] C [slow. P17 is better.]
; B [mc] C [Black escapes.]
; W [nc]
; B [md]
; W [ne]
; B [nb]
; W [me]
; B [kd]
; W [le]
; B [jd]
; W [mb]
; B [lb] C [White can capture now playing at P18.]
; W [pg]
; B [of] C [Overplay. Black is captured.]
; W [og]
; B [nf]
; W [mg]
; B [hc]
; W [bc]
; B [bb]
; W [dg]
; B [cf]
; W [dh]
; B [nm] C [Slow?]
; W [bp]
; B [bo]
; W [co]
; B [do]
, W [cn]
; B [bn]
; W [dp] C [Overplay. Blanco has been nervous about this joseki. Should continue in C7. ]
; B [cq]
; W [bm] C [Overplay again.]
; B [cm]
; W [dn]
; B [dm]
; W [en]
; B [bq] C [Error. Capture in B8 is better.]
; W [bl] C [Overplay again. The target position is complicated.]
; B [em]
; W [fn]
; B [fm]
; W [gn]
; B [gm]
; W [fq] C [Error. The injury is greater than the benefit.]
; B [ep]
; W [in]
; B [hn]
; W [ho]
; B [hm]
; W [io]
; B [hq ]
; W [gp] C [Blanco has failed to separate the two black groups on the side. F3 is a mistake.]
; B [kn]
; W [im]
; B [il]
; W [km]
; B [jm] C [Overplay. Black is not strong enough to try to capture target.]
; W [jn]
; B [jl]
; W [ko]
; B [ln]
; W [jo]
; B [mp]
, W [mo]
; B [no] C [Overplay. The position of black on the bottom side is ruined.]
; W [mn]
; B [lm]
; W [mm]
, B [ll]
; W [ml]
; B [nr]
; W [or]
, B [nj]
; W [lk]
; B [kl]
; W [mj]
, B [I]
; W [ng]
; B [mh] C [M11 seems better.]
; W [jr] C [Black's dead.]
; B [ge] C [Movement desperate. If black or white does not kill a large probecho out, you lose.]
; W [hd]
, B [id]
; W [I]
; B [gf]
; W [Faith]
; B [lf ] C [Smart move.]
; W [mf]
; B [hf]
; W [ie]
; B [jf] C [geta works now, thanks to M14.]
; W [dk]
, B [ci]
; W [if]
; B [ig]
; W [hg]
; B [gg]
; W [hh]
; B [fd]
, W [ed]
; B [je]
; W [fd]
; B [gh]
; W [ih]
; B [jg]
; W [di]
; B [ej]
; W [ch]
; B [bh]
; W [bi]
; B [cj]
; W [bg]
; B [bj]
; W [ah]
; B [dj] C [ White is almost alive.]
; W [gi]
; B [hi]
; W [fh]
, B [ii]
; W [fg]
; B [jh]
, W [i] C [ Vivo. Black should give up.]
; B [go]
; W [kq]
; B [fr]
; W [ip]
; B [nk]
; W [mk]
; B [gj]
; W [fi]
; B [fj]
; W [kj]
; B [op]
; W [q]
; B [pn]
; W [rn]
, B [b] C [Great, but L10 had to defend black ...]
; W [pm]
; B [om]
, W [pk]
; B [ok]
; W [lh] C [Black's dead. The game ends.])