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Noooo, it's perfect

Thank you for editing

Just discovered your channel and really enjoy these quick runthrough's of games: the analysis is very helpful as well. Just one beginner's question: At 8:14 in the video, why can't white take the two stones at P5 and P6? Is it because he would not have enough time after that to make a second eye for that group? Thank you so much for making these!

Thanks, Contraband!

Again, love the commentary, always very incisive. I thought the 2k played pretty strong. I've seen you beat much stronger opponents with more ease.

That was way above my level. Lol.

I like the old videos more when you don't cut out any moves. I believe your videos are already short and fast enough.

A few editing glitches there. Also please at the end of the video do not put the links to other games on top of the board. It hides the last few moves. Apart from that. Great content.

1:02 I love that you've started cutting these videos down for information density, though I feel like stuff like this is still worth keeping in. The skipped sequence isn't obvious if you haven't seen it.

The classic make multiple weak groups and then dies everywhere while the enemy profits from attacking.

One of your best videos for quality explanation and close contest: edge of my seat start to finish! The only trouble I had following was near the transition to endgame.

one of your top games

Are you drawing these boxes during the live game while commenting, or do you do this afterwards? If it is live, I am seriously impressed!!! Keep up the great work

your commentary/thought process is very useful. I appreciate your editing to respect people's time, however I personally need more time to digest what you are saying and connect it to the board position (or even to decide whether I need to pause), so I would recommend a bit less of this clipping.

Every time I watch the game I think, now it's going to start. This guy is a genius of destruction.

I have no idea how Go works, but that was cool. Have some algorithm engagement!

nice review! what client are you using?

Pretty sure he had to play this at 3:34 since it would've been an L in the corner if you haned and connected, no?

Great series. Understanding the strategy/thinking of master players in 11 mins is invaluable. Thanks Brandon!

What year was this game played?

Great idea for a series, and great game choice, too. Kitani played so powerfully here, really cool to see.

Nice video

Suggestion for future games: tell us at the beginning who is playing Black or White. It wasn't until 0:01:30 that I was certain that Kitani was playing Black.

¡Hala!

I always lose against these players. Still haven’t figured out the knack of just keeping my groups connected, a lot of your moves look slow / passive to me but their strength reveals itself later.

I recently came across one of your videos, and your Go channel instantly became a favorite! I really appreciate how you keep the videos concise while still making them engaging and clearly explaining each move. Great work-keep it up!

Well played. Nice and calm. Felt like you just kept saying, “why are you killing yourself?!”

Wow, under 5 minutes. calll it blitz killing

I haven't checked with AI but to me T3 felt like a mistake. N7 to sort of surround and force black to either live with 2 points or give you more strength feels better IMO. Thanks for the videos by the way, they're great keep it up !

Your opponent was an endgame monster. That 12 points you lost by all materialized in the endgame. Nice of you to show a loss, life is a journey.

I truly appreciate all the video editing work you employ to bring excellence to the viewing/learning experience.

Thanks for the video!

Hey, it's also interesting to see "us" ;-) (you) lose sometime!

really love ur videos!

Hey thanks <3

Connecting tesuji was awesome! Super useful and worth remembering.

Thanks! I always love watching your videos. I would really appreciate if you could show the dead stones at the end just quickly. For less advanced players like me 😊

Awesome video, I really appreciate that you show endgame ! The tesuji was amazing I'll try to remember it :)

Ty, Contraband.

show loss please

What did you think of the music added to the endgame part?

Nice one. Really handy tesuji at O18 there :)

Wow you make it look so simple. Great video and advice, thank you!!

Contraband: Thanks for the tips!

Thanks for the tips! I just have to say that it looks like Contraband got corporate sponsorship or is in bed with big Pharma! This video is beautiful. The production and editing are top-notch. Thanks for raising the bar for everyone in the Go community. It is really impressive work. Well done.

I certainly conclude that the guy at 0:50 needs to study more. He hasn't even noticed that there are two dead stones right in front of him.

Solid video!

best tips i've heard - who else is talking about emotions first? keep it up d(^_^o)

best tips i've heard - who else is talking about emotions first? keep it up d(^_^o)

Another one is slowing down while playing. Especially when you get that feeling that you are at a crucial moment in the game. It is important to take your time and make sure you aren't just playing the first move that comes to mind.