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5 <title> Improve Fast In Go - Milton N. Bradley</title>
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11 Improve <I>Fast</I> In Go
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18 &copy; Milton N. Bradley 2008
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50 <strong>Problem 1</strong>
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52 This is the early middle game between a 6D and 5D. Your task here is to
53 show each side&#8217;s Sector Lines as the players would visualize them.
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55 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S1.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 1 Solution </strong></font></font></a>
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74 <strong>Problem 2</strong> Where are the operative Sector Lines here? And how significant are they?
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76 <strong>Problem 3</strong> It was actually Black&#8217;s turn to play here, so what&#8217;s his best move? And (equally important) why? If it was White&#8217;s turn
77 to play instead, where would be his best move, and why?
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82 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S2.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 2 Solution </strong></font></font></a><font size="+1"><br><br>
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105 <strong>Problem 4</strong> In this position:<br>
106 1. Show any Sector Lines that are operative.<br>
107 2. Answer the following questions:<br>
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109 A. How solid/secure do you assess those Sector Lines to be?<br>
110 B. Based on that assessment, should Black think invasion? Or reduction?
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113 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S4.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 4 Solution </strong></font></font></a>
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130 <strong>Problem 5</strong> This position arose in a game between two 5D players.<br>
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132 What&#8217;s Black&#8217;s key play here, and why?<br><br>
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134 If it&#8217;s White&#8217;s turn instead, what would be his best move?
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138 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S5.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 5 Solution </strong></font></font></a>
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156 <strong>Problem 6</strong> When B1 was played in this game between a 6D and 5D, the marked 4 Whites are within Black Sector Lines and almost trapped.<br><br>
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158 At the same time, the two Blacks are themselves still within a White
159 Sector Line, so that these competing Sector Lines technically cancel
160 each other!<br><br>
161 But the two Blacks have the outside while the four Whites are almost
162 enclosed! So it&#8217;s clear that if these White stones don&#8217;t escape
163 immediately they will die, because there&#8217;s insufficient room on the
164 edge for them to form two eyes. So the key questions are: Can they
165 escape? And if so, how? <br><br>
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167 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S6.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 6 Solution </strong></font></font></a>
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183 <strong>Problem 7</strong>This
184 position that arose in a game between a 5D and a 4D. White has
185 constructed a vast (but still incomplete) lower center moyo which Black
186 would much like to reduce.<br><br> At the same time, Black&#8217;s
187 own upper side position is also becoming impressive, so in playing to
188 reduce White&#8217;s moyo Black must be careful that White&#8217;s counter play
189 doesn&#8217;t inflict even worse damage on his own position - and that&#8217;s
190 quite likely to be the outcome if he plunges in too deeply!<br><br>
191 So the move Black seeks is one that looks carefully in both directions,
192 and the best answer is quite readily suggested by the Sector Line
193 concept! Can you find it? <br><br><br><br>
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197 <strong>Click Here To Go To</strong><a href="C5S7.html"><font size="+1"><font color="#0033ff"><strong> Problem 7 Solution </strong></font></font></a>
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