Interesting game. Always nice to see you, Yeonwoo.

65th Honinbo the last preliminary tournament > Yuki Satoshi vs Imamura Toshiya had a 38 moves game. 53rd Japanese Honinbo preliminary > Ono Nobuyuki 6p vs Kudo Norio 9p had a 20 moves game. Just for the curiosity

It feels like you could talk about variants in the corner for another 4 hours

great video, have a happy christmas!

Omg! you're back!

ty for the lesson❤

Excellent video, thx a lot. Greetings from México!

Very nice thank you

Great video, thank you! Quite amazing how strong human players for more than 50 years could be wrong about the now vanished avalanche joseki, and about many variations within this joseki family. I think I read/heard somewhere that d2, instead of c3, or c6, or d6, was the move that made the avalanche joseki disappear.

Oh, your English reached a milestone there when you said 'They're so yummy'. 🍰😃

Short game still takes 20 min to review. Lol. That's the avalanche!

nice to see the nadare the star of the show, so rarely do we get to see it these days 😭

They are evil! Haha! Cuuute! I love your english!

It probably shows nothing good about my character but every move a mistake brightens my mood. 🙂

This video somehow starts in the middle of sentence and after a while the girl says hello :)

That's quite the thumbnail picture, quite unflattering 😂

Great video. Does anyone else wonder why we use % to show advantage? It seems meaningless to me since it is dependent on the strength of the computer spitting out the %. In a few years the same positions could show wildly different odds. I a point estimate difference would mean more to me.

아리랑 라디오보다 훨씬 잘들려서 영어리스닝에 아주 좋네요ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 그나저나 조새끼는 어떻게 안되나요ㅎㅎㅎ

Just curious: even though you're a South Korean, you pronounce the name "Lee" with an actual "L" instead of just "I". Is it because you're worried an English audience wouldn't understand you?

아닜연우님이영어채널이있었어?