In other courses on the opening, Go Magic has regularly recommended avoiding the 5-3 point because it can lead to some very complex and long joseki. But what do you do if your opponent plays it on you? Or, what if you like complications and you want to use it? It’s time to level up your opening!
In this course we dive into the deep waters of the 5-3 point and try to demystify the most common joseki associated with it. In the end we even discuss some opening patterns you can use and fight the AI’s unflattering opinion of this classic human move.
Suitable for: 12–3 kyu players who are already familiar with basic josekis.
Very suffering course. I feel lost. The quizz are full of questions that are not in the videos. I regret I took this course because I am more confused than before. If the josekis are complicated, you need to go into complications and not fainting it can be simple. If it is complicated, we will study and get into it. I have to buy a book now to understand the 3-5 aperture…