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train for the next year and you'll be a next level monster >:)

I watched the pro qual live and yes it was kinda sus lmao, I had this feeling of "Ye I'm a lil bit behind so ima try some things" into "oh shit it was overplay". But although you lost pretty hard, it wasnt feeling like you were bad at the game, but more like you wanted to prove something. I think you have really good chance to go throught next year, because you have a good style and you're still able to progress. Unlike the other player you had game with, you still lack some maturity, and so your level might skyrocket again. Don't be too much concerned about results, just play & enjoy, results will come eventually

44:44 how will white catch the stones if black jumps on 14 line? If you "break the bamboo" i will just connect and gain liberty no?

Hello your review very nice~ I Am korea baduk youtuber~ 😊

Outstanding!

Amazing review! Thanks a lot for doing this! Good luck with the next quals! ;)

The way F17 stone aji was used in the game is amazing. For a lot of kyu players this is just a dead stone and there is not much you can do to use it anyhow. E17 nobi looks naive and reminds me early beginners who don't know what is alive and what is not :)

That’s alright dude! You’ve got this! The best stories are the ones with comebacks or uprisings or overcoming. No good stories have an easy road to greatness.

17:58 Wasn't it better to start from L7 for White?

Tele you are already a pro at explaining games!!!

Appreciate the great review! I followed your progress during the pro quals & understand it must have been a tough experience, but on the bright side it's certainly a great learning opportunity as well. Getting 9D online shouldn't necessarily be enough to go pro in the US otherwise our pros would still be too weak relative to other countries. It's nice to know our US pros are successfully pushing deeper into the depths of go mastery beyond basic Fox 9D. No need to be discouraged. It'll be all the more satisfying to make progress and do better in future attempts. In the mean time, really appreciate your channel and following a journey of learning go at a deeper level with you.

Thank you for this amazing review <3 Pls dont beat urself up too much over the pro quals, I'm sure u'll get it next year!! :D

great videos

I appreciate the reviews. it helps me a ton as a newer player. I look forward to the reviews on your pro quals, it can be a good lesson on how strong players review and see their games. I wish you the best of luck!

I'm sorry that the pro quals didn't go well for you, but looking forward to the recaps! Go is a brutal game that can hurt to review when you've lost, but I can say that I really enjoy hearing your commentary on those games as well. Our losses are often more revealing than our wins.

Serious only has one meaning....... SAM STONE

Woah....I am *sooooo* far away from being able to think like this about a game. Thanks for the great analysis!

Thank you!

Excellent lecture. Thank you 👍

great great commentary especially for the ko fight of game 2 on your emotions and comprehension level. Loved it thanks <3

The way you make the game a conversation / story is so compelling. Binging out of order, but binging.

Rui Naiwei had the best record against the best player of the era, which makes her the best

The value of the first stone is worth 6.5 and the value of each after is twice that, because the value of the opponent not playing is 6.5

Isn't it enough for B to capture the 5 stones with something like K14 after White L12?

I just found you recently. Your commentary is engaging!

at a number of points im unsure if youre commenting on he current board state, a move or two ago, or discussing the move about to be played

great commentary, but seems smug at times. are you laughing?

Would you like to play a handicap game with Park? How many stones do you think you would need to make it interesting?

If someone asks me: "Hey, you watched a few doznes of Telegraph Go videos. What did you learn? Do you actualy remember anything from his teaching?" I would immediately answer: "Break the bamboo shape whenever you can" :) Good luck on your pro qualifications! You can still win all remaining games!

He looks like Doctor Baduk.

Detail: Her Family name is Rui, not Wei. Just like Lee is not called Ho. Good content though!

This is surprisingly for me one of the best thing in Go on YT i ever saw. Sir, very much appreciate.

Im glad that not only me estimate Park Junghwan as the player with the best understanding of Go. You have my respect.

This one gave me blue balls. Good game. Long live Bongsoo.

Awesome match & enlightening commentary! Thanks, TG.

thnk you!

Seo's peak was still lower than park's though, but he's still within average pro level. According to goratings.

really great review thank you very much

Humans outplaying Katago gives me warm feelings, even if it happens only sometimes

I don't see BadukTV's stream's link.

its insane to me that this (19:54) is just considered potential, I feel like this video just opened a new world to me. I really need to study some of Park Junghwans games haha

Wonderfull

I see Park Junghwan's name is now correctly written 😄

with your knowledge of the ai moves, it you went back in time 30 years, do you think you would be able to beat pro go players? By this I mean, how much has go-ai elevated the understanding of the game?

Amazing game. Thanks for showing it and teaching. I think Lee Chang-ho was only 17 when he played this game.

Why did white have to play 176? Aren't K11 and J10 connected, so couldn't he play directly at K12?

Territorial Chess is the first successful fusion between the games of Chess and Go. I would really appreciate some feedback from a master of Go.

This is so beautiful to watch with your commentary, thank you 🤟

Really fascinating game, thank you for the review! It’s cool that Lee Changho’s style still “worked” even when he wasn’t at his best, felt like a close game the entire time until that ko.

You cannot compare players from different generations, especially generations before and after break-through of AI. If you have to then you should compare players' relative strength to other players of their generation. In this case Rui is undoubtedly the better of the two because no women player could beat Rui in her prime time, not even close.