Lee Sedol's "Divine Reading" destroyed Hong Jangsik. Insane reading from Lee Sedol “The Ladder Game”
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- A Kifu-Spread of a game between Lee Sedol and Hong Jangsik from April 23, 2003.
Lee Sedol drives a ladder that doesn't seem to work for him... and it kind of worked in an insane way!
Sorry about the name. It is Hong Jangsik, not Hong Jangseok.
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what a legend. to make his opponent second guess himself on what most believe to be the most basic of plays. and then to actually have a hidden trap in waiting that no one saw. Lee Sedol is by far my favorite living player
I know right! What a legend! I heard he is now trying to dominate Poker table haha
I remember this game. Still to this day, the most amazing Go game I've ever seen in my life. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you like this video! What an insane game huh
I've veryrarely been able to understand the pro games, at all given the high level of play; so your commentary was one of the best I've listened to explaining such a game and giving me a glimpse of so many varied types of decisions the players were making during this game. I cannot put into words how awesome the game is conveyed and that's due to the players abilities and also your helpful ability to explain. Thank you very much.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed our video! And thank you so much for your kind words!
What an amazing game, Lee Sedol is really awesome. Thank you again for an amazing commentary, keep it up my friend. We need more videos like this.
Kifu-spread is going to be our weekly upload. Please keep an eye on us!
What a crazy game. Great video, thanks
Thank you!
*Mind-still-blown-by-Lee
Amazing game, and wonderful commentary. I am excited for the future of your channel!!
I am so excited for the future of this channel too!!!
Brilliant! 'terrible-human-being-kind -of-move' ! And the game was, too.
thank you so much for doing this commentary and break down. watching just the play it looks amazing but it's hard to understand all the intricacies here and you do a great job pointing it out for regular people like me
Glad you enjoy it!
More of these kinds of videos please! Very good!
Really enjoy this vdo. I like the way you explain and comment the game. Thank you so much.😊
My pleasure 😊
love your review videos bro!! keep it up.
Can you explain why white didn't use all the weaknesses after the failed ladder ? The big weakness of the ladder is that if you can't capture what's inside, the opponent has a huge connected chain with double ataris everywhere around it. That would have made a big influential diagonal in the center and many dead stones. But they both seem to ignore it ? And all of that was to capture 5 stones ? I'm a bit lost.
Because both players think those stones are ''garbage stones''. Capturing each one of them is only worth 2 points but white needs 2 moves to capture a stone so that is basically about 1 point per move. If white wants, then white can go back and capture those stones any time white wants. Black also considers them as dead stones, so doesn't even bother doing anything with them. But, black can use them to threaten white when moving around stones near those garbage stones. At that point of the game, white cannot allow black to live too comfortably, so white had to answer black's moves rather than making 2-point ponukis everywhere.
@@simplebaduk Makes sense, thank you
Amazing game, black applied maximum pressure with every move.
Such an aggressive play hahaha
First you think you can read.
Then you watch Lee Sedol playing.
*Me every time