【囲碁講座】星の定石の後の高度な打ち方を解説します！「手割り」の勉強にも！【高段者向け】

This variation, where a star is placed underneath, is a common shape in the age of AI. If White then pushes, how should you respond? This article explains this. To put it bluntly, it's good to cut corners, but when I first learned this, I thought, "I see!" It's a fairly advanced concept, so it's definitely for advanced players. However, it's interesting, and all of the moves that appear in the variations can be used outside of this, so I don't think it's a loss to take a look. The case study portion could be done infinitely if you wanted to, so I've stopped here. Once you've come this far, there's no choice but to deepen your understanding on your own. I hope you feel that you gained something from this!

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Yanagisawa Satoshi (Yanagisawa Satoshi)
Born March 18, 1988. Born in Nagano Prefecture. A student of Yoshioka Kaoru 9-dan.
Became a dan in 2005, 2nd dan in 2007, 3rd dan in 2009, 4th dan in 2013, 5th dan in 2016. 6th dan in 2021.

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