Negli altri corsi sull’apertura, Go Magic ha consigliato più volte di evitare il punto 5-3, perché può portare a joseki lunghi e molto complessi. Ma che cosa fai se te lo gioca l’avversario? E se invece ti piacciono le complicazioni e vuoi usarlo tu? È il momento di alzare il livello della tua apertura.
In questo corso ci immergiamo nelle acque profonde del punto 5-3 e proviamo a demistificare i joseki più comuni che ne derivano. Alla fine parliamo anche degli schemi d’apertura in cui puoi inserirlo e discutiamo il giudizio poco lusinghiero dell’IA su questa classica mossa umana.
Livello consigliato: giocatori 12–3 kyu che conoscono già i joseki di base.
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7 quizRecensioni
wonderful course! Not many people would think to make a course about the 5-3 point, which makes it so unique. Also very professional.
The joseki course was excellent, with a great teaching style, and I learned a lot. As constructive feedback, I would have preferred more coverage of modern AI joseki instead of older variations that are rarely played today. Focusing on current AI-recommended lines would make the course even more practical and relevant.
Well actually I didn't know about this first move and those josekis, I like to fact that it gives you another approach to the corner when nowadays the AI says otherwise.
Awesome course. I especially liked the chapter on opening ideas.
Being only ~20kyu, I became interested in mokuhazushi play after seeing M. Redmond's analyses of Dosaku and Doteki. The course is very well explained, so much so, that nothing felt out of my grasp even being only 20kyu. It covers the very basics of the mokuhazushi, but it does so extremely well. Hopefully there will be a follow-up, perhaps, a full course on the Taisha exclusively?!
Excellent course. Final quiz a bit esoteric as it requires you to think imaginatively based on the course materials. Several questions are not explicitly given to you by the course and therefore feels a but unfair due to the gamified nature of gomagic. To fail and retry is an excellent study system but is demoralizing in a "final test." Throw us a bone!
Good course. I would only add a lesson about your opponent not following joseki
Great course, and Matthew does a fantastic job of engaging us throughout the lessons. However, the content feels too specific and some wider conclusions (which there are, but could be more) would benefit in the usage of this opening.
I really enjoyed Matthew as a teacher! For now, I’m not planning to play the 5/3 point much, but at least I know how to respond calmly. So all the stars to you!
Loved the style of this. 5-3 is super complex, but I’ve had people play it against me before. Feel better prepared to engage it now…maybe even start playing it myself. Also, Matt’s goban is fantastic!
different kind of course than the usual, but still very cool
nice course
Excellent. Clear and stimulating. I particularly appreciated the joseki part. Interprating the moves based on elementaty principles makes the sequences easy to understand and therefore to memorize. Even the taisha seems (probably deceptively) simple.
Great course! Very well explained, thank you!
Friends ask why I play 5-3 all the time nowadays. I put on my stoic smile and say: "I'm searching for the truth on the go board".Sometimes I break character and scream "I'm here to play GO!!!" while slamming a stone on the board if I have any at hand. That's a side effect of these Matthew courses as well...
loved the course
great course
Very good course.
Really loved it. Started the course in order to manage my opps playing 5-3 but by the end I wanna play 5-3 as well 😀
Loved it, I want to go play the 5-3 right away!