Passer au milieu de partie

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Comment passer du fuseki au milieu de partie ? Apprenons-le !
novembre 2024
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Chaque coup compte dans une partie de Go, mais certains comptent plus que d’autres. Et il existe une fenêtre de coups qui passe souvent inaperçue. Elle ne dure qu’une dizaine de coups, mais ceux-ci peuvent bouleverser tout le cours de la partie — changer la course des astres, pour ainsi dire.

Ces coups forment la frontière entre le fuseki, civilisé, et le Far West qu’est le milieu de partie. Presque invisible à l’œil non exercé, la maîtrise de cette courte séquence de pierres peut vous donner le pouvoir de reprendre en main une partie indisciplinée, ou de creuser une large avance en galopant vers la prochaine frontière !

Dans ce cours, nous vous donnerons les outils pour repérer où commence et où finit cette zone de transition, et pour affiner votre lecture de la position afin d’utiliser hardiment ce nouveau savoir-faire et de passer des tactiques de fuseki à l’exploration et aux combats du milieu de partie. Ensemble, franchissons la frontière du fuseki et aventurons-nous dans le milieu de partie !

Niveau conseillé : 14–5 kyu

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Matthew McKee 4d

Joueur de go amateur, poète et romancier installé au Japon.

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10 leçons
9 quiz
~ 3 heures

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Publié il y a 9 heures

This course is a very important topic, but was not for me and felt too basic and light on insight (I'm 6-8k). The definition of the middle game given here also feels arbitrary and not sufficient. After about 20 minutes I felt like I had still not learned much. I wish the course was more dense with insights, principles, problems and went into more topics that mattered. Frejlak does this well.

Publié il y a 1 semaine

I like the course and your style Example But i feel the course more about talk than teaching And more Explaine To many thing you not Explaine why and Strategy how Defending Moyo or how reduced or Principle and tactic idea and was not answering how to know Start middle game in other scenario but still decent fun Thank you

Publié il y a 1 semaine

Great course! Matthew is a very entertaining teacher. It's quite hard to judge when exactly the middle game starts, so this definitely helped a bit. The territorial vs moyo-oriented part was also very helpful!

Publié il y a 2 semaines

Loved this course! I'm still not very good at recognizing when the middlegame begins, but at least I have some useful guidelines now. I also learned a lot from the game reviews of professional players. I hope there will be even more of those later. 😀

Publié il y a 2 semaines

Great course, I wish it would have lasted another 20 lessons!

Publié il y a 4 semaines

Good course. Matthew is a fun teacher with a good personality. The subject was interesting, challenging and useful. The technical difficulties in sound and video editing were funny but really should be cleaned up. Too distracting and unprofessional to let slide.

Publié il y a 1 mois

This go teacher is both funny, interesting and passionate. This gave me lot of energy to enjoy Go ! Thanks guys for this unique and funny video editing too

Publié il y a 2 mois

This is a great course, but the cuts in the videos are a little disorienting.

Publié il y a 3 mois

some parts are a bit slow ; interesting historical aspects

Publié il y a 3 mois

While the 19 X 19 quizzes were difficult on a phone (a tablet would be ideal for these), the content of the course is fantastic! Matt does a great job introducing these concepts. I would love to know more about modern Joseki in a future course. In the meantime, I’ll be starting his direction of play course immediately. Excellent.

Publié il y a 3 mois

The middle game is a bear attack you cannot run away from and survive. It is the wild west. I appreciate these lessons in how important it is to be sensitive to when the opening is over and how vital it is to know what kind of game you are playing to adapt accordingly. The comparison between old territorial styles and modern quick play was interesting. Thanks!

Publié il y a 3 mois

I got a lot from this course. I'm right around 10 kyu, and middle game is one of my weakest skills. This course will be one I revisit multiple times.

Publié il y a 4 mois

I love how this guy explains things, he is so funny and engaging! The wild west vibe was great. The course mainly focused on spotting when the middle game begins and I think it can really help in making good decisions. However I feel like it could be much shorter. Sometimes there was a lot of talking but not much content to it. But I liked it anyway and will watch more Matthew's courses for sure.

Publié il y a 4 mois

Excellent course that improved both my understanding of the middlegame and also the opening

Publié il y a 5 mois

Matthew's courses are always great and unique. This one starts "slow" with some important abstract concepts that while exemplified on the board are still harder to understand or accept. But after, subsequent lessons really drive the point home. A lot of examples from meaningful games and though process explanation, also very rich in useful problems.

Publié il y a 5 mois

Good course

Publié il y a 5 mois

Found the lectures insightful and the problems and quizzes engaging. Learned a lot and am looking forward to revisiting it in the future.

Publié il y a 6 mois

Amazing course and great video editing too. So many deep thoughts after finishing.

Publié il y a 6 mois

Great material. A lot of harder fundamentals for the middlegame get explained in an easy to understand way. Also has a great part about AI and new moves. Changed how I play and elevated my game because it presents little parts of the whole one can just try in their games and slowly adapt instead of forcing whole concepts. Highly recommend.

Publié il y a 7 mois

Good content, I really like Matthew's teaching style and speed. I think it would've been useful to have a better thesis statement at the start on what exactly the middle game is. Though, in the end, the idea was effectively sketched out. This is more of a concepts course, so I don't think I immediately gained any strength, but it should have lasting positive effects on how I approach the game.

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