Common 3-3 Invasions in Actual Games

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How to invade into san-san beautifully and efficiently.
July 2020
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In this mini-course you will learn some practical variations that follow after a 3-3 invasion and how to choose the right one according to situation.

Suitable for: 12–3k players who are already familiar with basic josekis.

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Yeonwoo Cho 2p

Pro Player and YouTube star demystifying the game with infectious enthusiasm.

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Course Includes

3 Lessons
3 Quizzes
~ 30 min

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Posted 5 days ago

This was a great mini-course touching up on some confusions I had that were never really answered before. I watched it twice already and would watch it again.

Posted 1 week ago

The course was excellent, professional, engaging, and packed with valuable insights. I learned a lot. As constructive feedback, I felt 30 minutes was far too short to cover such an important topic. It deserved much more depth and additional examples. I hope to see a longer, more detailed course on this subject in the future.

Posted 2 weeks ago

Don’t let her drink coffee before the teaching class

Posted 3 weeks ago

Nice mini course

Posted 3 weeks ago

Good mini course. These are important variations to know and the advice on choosing the correct one was helpful, although I still don't understand some of the correct choices.

Posted 1 month ago

Great little course on 3-3 invasion. I feel less afraid of invading there now even when there is long knights move.

Posted 1 month ago

We love Yeonwoo! Explanations are a bit too fast though. And quiz 2 and 3 are bad bad bad. They are all about the direction of play when the course is just an explanation of joseki variations. The quizzes need to either just be about variation memorization or the course needs to be about direction of play. Don't just test about something not taught. Totally unfair and distracts from the class.

Posted 1 month ago

I liked that the material was presented in 3 small lessons. It made the concepts easier to grasp.

Posted 2 months ago

Great course but the direction practice seems to be a bit controversial, like “don’t block from the developed side because your stone on the weak side will be lonely” and “don’t block from the weak side because the other one is bigger and has more potential”. I should rewatch to get it better ;).

Posted 2 months ago

It's a very interesting course because it's 3-3 invasion is very common and I learned a lot about different joseki that I didn't know about now it's still difficult to know which side to block from but at least i have a good idea on how to respond. And the go player who presents the course does it really well and we understand clearly, it would be nice to have other course with her.

Posted 3 months ago

Cool

Posted 3 months ago

Short and powerful. I’d love to see more lessons like this; maybe one on shoulder hits next.

Posted 4 months ago

Great mini course. I like the short time format, more of those pls

Posted 4 months ago

I appreciated the content and definitely learned a new variation. I was left wishing there were more videos in the course though. So much packed into those three lessons, and it felt like there could be more still. So the pacing felt a little rushed, but a great course overall.

Posted 5 months ago

Very good and dynamic teacher.

Posted 5 months ago

Too short but great ! Thank you !

Posted 5 months ago

A nice overview of some common positions. It is nice to have some practice and I love the explanations. Many thanks! 🙂

Posted 6 months ago

"Must know" info for all beginners...

Posted 6 months ago

Oyunlarımda sıkça rastladığım istilalardı nasıl cevaplar vermem gerektiğini öğrendim. Sadece biraz daha uzun olabilirdi bence. Her şey için teşekkür ederim

Posted 6 months ago

Very nice, practical course. Thank you

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