Typical Mistakes 2.0

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The last kyu-level barriers
May 2022
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We have completed a huge task of searching and choosing the absolute best (worst?) mistakes that secretly plague most kyu players’ games. Tactical mistakes, strategic mistakes, psychological mistakes — this course will help you get rid of possibly the last remaining shackles that slow you down on your way to 1 dan.

This is a direct sequel to the course Typical Mistakes That Wouldn’t Let Us Get Better.

Suitable for: 10–1 kyu

A huge thanks to: Alexander Dinerstein for helping with examples for the course and Marina Ismail-Akhunova for designing the Nutcracker.

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Teacher

Vadim Efimenko 4d

Amateur Go player and nerdy Go research aficionado. Co-founder of Go Magic.

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Course Includes

11 Lessons
11 Quizzes
~ 3 hours

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Posted 6 days ago

A very good approach to most of the mistakes we do when we start playing go and even when we start growing and improving, it shows how much you need to pay attention to some basics mistakes we make while playing. I always like when he shows pro games, some humor and even stories.

Posted 1 week ago

This is a great course! Definitely covered most of my mistakes, and I improved quite a bit from before. I also love the humor with the Nutcracker!

Posted 2 weeks ago

A very good course again! Thanks!

Posted 2 weeks ago

There were many common mistakes that kept coming up, making this course very valuable and worth the time. As constructive feedback, I think it would be even better with more detailed explanations, such as how to play against certain opponents, what actions are allowed or not, and which AI prompts work best. That part is especially important.

Posted 3 weeks ago

Awesome course. Great presentation by Vadim and his little nutcracker.

Posted 1 month ago

Practical and to the point!

Posted 1 month ago

Great course. The nutcracker is the inside voice we all have urging us to make mistakes, and it’s very useful to see how Vadim responds to it.

Posted 1 month ago

Great course! Vadim is really such a good teacher. The format of these lessons is also a lot of fun with the holiday theme and the humor. Still quite hard for me in some places.

Posted 2 months ago

very nice

Posted 3 months ago

nice course

Posted 3 months ago

I really enjoyed the course and hope there will be more like it in the future!

Posted 4 months ago

there are some errors at the end of the course when i couldn't do the quizzes in the lesson but overall this is a good course for kyu player to improve their games

Posted 4 months ago

Very enjoyable course — rich in knowledge and hands‑on practice, all brought together in a single package and immersed in strong cultural themes and references.Also, that darth vader reference at when not to inVADE, not to join them, was awesome. Thanks a lot and may the sente be with you.

Posted 5 months ago

identifying mistakes is very important so that we can make fewer of them. great coverage of topics.

Posted 5 months ago

Funny, engaging, metaphoric, helpful, grounding.

Posted 6 months ago

Highly recommended!

Posted 6 months ago

Course is great. I personally do not like the cartoon figure, but this is just personal taste and does not change the positive rating at all

Posted 7 months ago

Easy to understand and apply, fun to watch, deep insights hidden in little jokes. Great content! Thank you

Posted 9 months ago

Once of the most helpful courses I've taken. I think it really started to solidify basic ideas like direction of play and finding multi purpose moves. Definitely one I'll come back to watch again. And I'm enjoying looking back over my games from the start of this year with better perspective and noticing many of the mistakes covered in this course!

Posted 9 months ago

great and useful course thx

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