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I appreciate you not just going through the game, but teaching us about GO at the same time. High quality stuff.

What kind of GO is this? so nice.

Hey I am struggling trying to setup a 101weiqi account can you maybe do a tutorial for me It would be amazingly helpful and appreciated.

Stumbled on to this one while looking for one of the Blood and Tears games. Stayed for the crazy oriental shenanigans. Was not disappointed.

These games are gold. Thank you so much.

I can't express how much I love this video

Amazing review!!!

good luck to became a pro!

I'm confused about the 32:00 ko explanation. I understand 4 steps for a 4 point swing = 1 point per move. But why was that relevant when calculating the value of the original t10 ko? Why did we count black's territory down to t7 as part of the t10 ko point swing? Would it be ok to just count till s8, meaning black has 3 territory + 1 stone against white having 1 stone, meaning a 5 point total swing, and adding the value of the s8 ko as 50% of the 1 point/move swing, since either side can play there first, so it being a total 5.5 point swing for the t10 ko?

Incredible game. Thank you for your very skillful teaching. 🙏

I would've extended one more time before capturing the P10 stone. White still can't ignore

great vid

Raffle please 🥳. 10k here. Great lesson!

A slight criticism: your commentary was extremely clear and easy to follow up until you mentioned the beginning of the attack in the center that sealed victory. You waved your hand and said “everything is very clear to me, almost to the point of being boring”, and it was at this point that everything devolved into chaos, but you began to go through the moves very rapidly. To me, fox 5d, the commentary wavered on the edge of incomprehensible from there. It got less and less obvious that black was winning. I think you made a classic mistake that demonstrates how much your proficiency with the game has risen: you’ve forgotten what it’s like to suck, and therefore in this section you forgot how to speak to us lowly plebs. Hope this helps. Love your channel.

one other way to think of the "waste a move is worth 13 points" is that it is directly related to the value of Komi. Black essentially plays "half" a move ahead for the entirety of the game, and Komi is that value. If komi is 6.5 points, well then a "full" wasted move is double Komi, which is 13 points. Komi of 6.5 slightly favors black, and 7.5 slightly favors white, so the "true" value of the half move advantage is bounded within that range, making the "full" move values somewhere between 13 and 15.

Thanks for sharing, live game commentary is the best and that's what people want the most instead of classes (contrary to what youtubers seem to think). some points about you: - your analysis and description, explanations, of your point of view on the shots are very good and that's why I like watching your videos, - I would have liked you to take the time to analyze the moves at the start of the game (direction of play), and even in the middle of the game, you don't use all your byo-yomi time when you can use it to explain more. - on the other hand, you are too sure of yourself and you judge others a little too negatively. this is not always the case but in this video, the lack of modesty is clear and damaging. A bit painful to watch someone who claims to be superior to others. on the video format: - the analysis of the game is too long compared to the game itself (as much time). Among the lengths: - the first part of the analysis is too long, too much glorification of your moves, 2-5 minutes would have been enough to quickly have your judgment on the few key moves and the turning points of the game. - in the second part of the analysis, I don't know which Katago interface you are using but it could be better to have the score difference displayed on the shots rather than the local gain, - in AI analysis, perhaps spend more time showing the crucial points where the percentage difference grows strongly by showing the (slightly more complete) sequences that the opponent could have chosen. In any case, don't take my criticism too harshly because it's just a few points on which I think you could improve but that doesn't mean that I don't like your videos, on the contrary and thanks for your work!

Great lesson! (12kyu here)

A great video. I definately want to hear more about this topic. Rare to hear about it. (4 kyu pandnet)

Whats the name of the sgf editor you use?

42:39-42:43

11k here, looking forward to more!

Thank you for the video. It was the best explanation of a ko's worth I've ever seen. A valuable lesson.

If you want a good theme song for this game, look up "Extreme Ways" from the Bourne Ultimatum soundtrack. XD

Thanks for sharing, would love to be a part of the raffle. 15kyu OGS

What was the name of your second channel? It's not in the profile and I can't find it by searching

OMG, this feels like the lesson I've needed for so long to be able to advance to the next level (currently I'm 4k OGS, just like Jiaying). Thank you so, so much! A lot of top players' moves suddenly make much more sense now.

Now I know. Don't close off your corner.

Only a month late comment lol, but at 1:43:02 I think k13 is the turning point in the game not because it "makes the game easier" like we all like to do and like you said in your initial review, but it's completing the shape in the proper way and being a thick enough move to make it the best move. It does simplify the game too, but that's more of a bonus for finding the natural move. That group not being thick and having it's shape poked at gave black such nice shape in the center and even managed to kill the corner from it too. AI liking it more and more as it adds playouts is always a sign of good shape to me if it's not a life/death thing, as correct/natural shape is resilient to many deeper variations.

8k, entering the raffle!

Love the quotes so much! What’s the original source for them? I’d love to see the original Chinese to try and gain deeper understanding of the quotes since I’m studying Chinese

This lesson is, quite literally, game changing. I'm only 30 minutes in but I've already had my eyes opened to a new world. Will be saving this video and showing it to everyone interested in learning go. I am an ogs 10k and I would like to be in the raffle please(although I haven't played in a long while)

When I played chess as a kid, there was some point when the game went from playing move by move to planning subtle traps. It's why I enjoy playing and watching go reviews. I think the game ultimately embodies two highly skilled opponents in their effort to dodge and set hair trigger traps. It really reminds me of the minutes I'd stare at a board wondering what I should do next.

I just noticed the lettered coordinates are A through T but skip I - why? Is that a standard/tradition?

Amazing commentary as usual, it's very inspiring ! I really love Lee Sedol style :)

Wonderful game! Nissin cup

Very interesting video, I really like your commentary.

You are one of the best English speakers at this commentary, thanks.

Glad so many people want more of vids like these. This type of video is super entertaining and helpful!

Thanks for this nice review

Thank you. Very inspiring to see how fearless Lee Sedol played.

Great review. I still find it tough to live in the "eye of the storm" when I play, but it's still why I love go and find it so beautiful.

Thank you!

Superb review. Really appreciate the effort that goes into making video like this available.

I think this is the game with the crazy AI wedge at M16 at after Black M15, Pro Yeonwoo did a video on this some years ago, I believe. That sort of wedge I thought we would have to wait a long time to see humans use, but then SJS used it against Zhao Chenyu 9p in this year's Nongshim Cup...

I'm currently focusing in sabaki and fighting after one of your previous videos. It has costed me losing some games, but I feel that each game teachs me something. Hopefully it will take me one day to 8d Fox 😁 (4d at the moment) Thanks for sharing this game!

Even though technically AI has made top pros more "accurate" there's just something so personal and artistic about the pre-AI masters. Every move in this game feels like a tesuji that hits a vital point. And some of the central flying moves are so stylish

I really enjoyed this review. I also liked you as a guest of the Go Magic (or something similar) podcast. Thank you.

i can make chaos when i'm ahead...then drop dead. :D but...i'm calm about it :D good game to watch! i like mr. sedol's games :)

"Should your opponent overstep in greed, it takes on the lightest of movements to turn their momentum against them" that could come straight out of a martial arts book.

Lee Sedol was like Vicent Van Go. A true artist on the board. We have many great artists since AI, but no art quite so human and beautiful as what Lee made in my opinion.