Two-stone fuseki - 2

Book I-16b: 1 ~ 52 (Sgf version: )

White 11 would be played at ▲ in even games, but in two-stone games, against a weaker player, this is a more interesting way to play.

Black 50 and then dodging away with 52 is an interesting idea. If White wedges in at o, Black must learn to play x and sacrifice the two stones 38 and 48. The rest is left to oral instruction.

Notes

Korschelt link: page 235 (moves 11, 24, 27, 34, 52 commented).

© John Fairbairn & T Mark Hall (GoGoD), London 2007.