That method to breakdown option A where moves are played in different order is such an amazing way of analyzing. I see it all the time when people are reviewing professional games (why some moves are not played).

Short, clear, relevant, thanks again for a great tutorial!

A randomly recommended Shusaku vs Shuwa breakdown brought me here, and now I am looking forward to your future videos. Best of luck to you and your channel, and cheers from Russia!

I genuinely love your content you have helped my game and increased my passion for go! Thank you for what you do!

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Very interesting! 3-3 a kind of trick move? How times changed, and the way to evaluate the positions at hand, because of AI, I guess. I grew up with the Ishida joseki books, and here the 3-3 invasion was still perfectly fine, if I’m not mistaken also played by the professionals of that era. So, thank you for explaining the new points of view!

I've started to play a month ago and there are no words to describe how much I love your channel. I watch your videos on a daily basis. I don't think I would play or make any meaningful progress without your videos. Thank you for creating content in English, allowing us to enjoy your fun personality and learn from you. I've heard that you visited Turkey a while ago from my local club. I hope you visit again someday and let me have the pleasure of treating you to some Turkish food. Please don't stop making videos, greetings from Turkey!

New subscriber, ~15kyu after about 7 months of play. Your videos are so so good. Thank you for this amazing approach to joseki and variations. Really easy to understand and you're really fun to watch. ✌

Nice video as usual =) Love your glasses !

Really like your joseki lessons!!

Pretty cool info!! 🙇‍♂️

Such a great channel

Very nice glasses! and super nice teaching as usual!

Thank you for the content! Very cool sequence 👌

love the glasses and the informative lesson! could you explain why the kosumi attack is becoming more popular? it looks slow to my sdk eyes, so i must be missing something :)

Super clear explanations. Thanks!

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Thank you !

I really wish I found your channel earlier, great content

Katago will tell you how many points it thinks b lost, which I find more useful than the % to win.

What if after blocking w connects the two stones at N17?

But... white has another move that the AI likes: after the 3-3 and the tiger's mouth, white can play the large knight move at S14. This seems to give a fairly equal result (?) so is the 3-3 invasion really wrong?

Thats great explanation. How many times did I fall for this trap. Thank you!

Thank you Sensei! :)

Thanks so much for this! :)

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At first in video, for this Joseki, how black response when white not hane at N16 but they choose to extend at P17 instead?

nice

I found a game of Go Seigen and Kitani Minoru where they played the varation at 8:03. But then white attached onto the block at R13 and got a living group in the corner. Black go sente but it looks a bit better than the variation you showed in your video. ps.waltheri.net/database/game/6067/

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thanks! question: in the position at 5:29, i know several people who would play White 6 at Q15 instead of S14. could you please share the killing sequence there to punish?

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Can you avoid learning how to defend against this trick move by not attaching to O16 in the first place? If I remember correctly this is not an ideal move and players can benefit from the simplification of their game by not playing this move. In a similar way, players should not have to learn about large avalanche or Taisha joseki.

only play R16 if the start is like that ? : zupimages.net/viewer.php?id=20/49/jzim.png