Go Seigen wins a game by playing multiple UGLY shapes! Sonoda Yuuichi vs Go Seigen 1978-04-17

This is a Kifu-Spread of a game between Sonoda Yuuichi and Go Seigen from 1978-04-17
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[@Gelinho87]

Realy like your videos, short sharp and to the point.

[@simplebaduk]

Glad you like them!

[@mooseymoose]

I play multiple bad shapes, how come I never win with them?

[@phillipmaxwellastrology2978]

Making bad shape and having it be a good move is more the exception than the rule. It is usually a mistake in itself or the result of a mistake in an earlier move.

[@mooseymoose]

@@phillipmaxwellastrology2978 I was joking.

[@simplebaduk]

Pshhh I never win even if I try to make no bad shapes hahahahahaha

[@HrishikeshMuruk]

I used to watch your videos for excellent Go content. Now I also look forward to new accessories around the Go board 😅

[@simplebaduk]

Hahahahahaha I used to have a lot of small little things around my board just to make my kifu-spread sessions more interesting, but most of them don't look in the videos so I only kept the most simple ones.
I always play with a pair of walnuts or whatever bracelet I happen to be wearing when I play go to keep me from making stupid impulse moves, and that pair of walnuts on the bottom left side is my favorite pair 😎

[@sprocket314skeyforge5]

Thanks for sharing.

[@simplebaduk]

Thanks for watching!

[@gladietorofspace]

really great game !!!

[@J_Diz]

You deserve more subs! At least a million

[@ChickpeaMilkshake]

Go Seigen was born in China but moved to Japan in his early teens, right?

[@simplebaduk]

yaya, Okura Kihachiro and Inukai Tsuyoshi invited Go Seigen to Japan when he was about 14 years old because they thought Go would become a great go player if he studied and practiced go in Japan.