The BEST Star Point Enclosure! Joseki Concepts - Star Knight INVASIONS!
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- The BEST Star Point Enclosure! - Joseki Concepts: Star Knight INVASIONS! Master the 4-4 knight's move (keima) enclosure! Watch this video to master the most important joseki ideas and variations for the Knight's Move (Keima) enclosure from the Star Point (4-4) corner. I start by showing you why the knight's move enclosure is usually the best, then show you all the ways to approach and invade it and how they work!
00:00 Intro
00:16 Large Knight's Move 3-3 Invasion (Unconditional Life)
01:02 Small Knight's Move 3-3 Invasion (Ko)
02:46 Approaching Knight's Move Corner (Kakari, Kick & Pincer, Corner Aji)
04:07 Special Approach Moves To Learn!
04:29 The 4-2 Invasion (Half-Way In On The Second Line)
06:22 The 5-2 Invasion (The Second-Line Invasion Preferring The Outside)
09:37 Attaching To 4-4 Stone, Good Once In A While
11:14 Outro
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Never re-memorize Joseki again! In this Go / Baduk lesson series I use Go concepts, metaphors and so forth to explain Joseki in depth, move-by-move, so you can truly understand the moves instead of memorizing them.
My goal is to explain Joseki to you in a way no one has; I won't gloss over the details or show you sequences without proper explanations. Instead, I'll be using every chance I get to explain exactly what's happening move-by-move, exchange-by-exchange using core Go / Baduk concepts and relatable analogies and metaphors. These videos will give you the confidence and mental frameworks to navigate unique board situations on your own!
Understand, don't remember! You can't play interesting, thoughtful Baduk or keep improving without fresh, innovative thinking! If you're busy trying to remember joseki moves and making sure you're "doing it right", it'll just end up being wrong for the unique board situation anyway; you'll lose chances for flexible, innovative moves and eventually, you may even stop getting stronger. You should be reading things on the board constantly (even in the opening / fuseki stage!) and always thinking of whole-board concerns such as direction, getting sente, local sacrifice for a whole-board advantage etc...!
Thanks for watching! Let me know in the COMMENTS any questions, suggestions, requests, parts that helped you or any other comments you may have and LIKE/SUBSCRIBE/SHARE if you'd like to see more and support the channel! =)
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Brillant work. First time I have seen any go position/ideas/tactics explained ina way that can be understood!
Thanks for watching and commenting! I appreciate the feedback ^_^
These lessons are some of the best Go lessons on CZcams I've seen in a while. Thanks and keep them coming!
Thank you for the encouraging feedback! =) Yes, will do!
Sometimes my weekly output is still inconsistent, in this case due to being busy with a bunch of things related to my big "full-time" announcement, as well as some IRL stuff this week. Generally though as of now, it should be 1-3 videos per week, and I expect to be doing minimum 2+ per week in the coming weeks!
Thanks for watching,
Ben
Hey Guys! This one is JAM-PACKED (!!!) with knowledge on why pros and high-dan amateurs prefer the knight's move enclosure for the star point as opposed to anything larger, and all kinds of ways to deal with that enclosed corner position as the other player! The beginning of the video shows you the 3-3 invasion joseki for invading 4-4 + large knight's move.
This video was going to be another 5-6 minute episode of 'BADUK in FIVE!", but there were just so many things I wanted to show you guys that I had to make it longer and move it into the 'Joseki Concepts' series :) I really think you guys can use this to power up your game! These variations are EXTREEEEEEMELY practical, they're relevant to almost every game I play!
Go ahead and ask questions, answer others' questions, have me elaborate on things, and of course let me know what you think and what you'd like next! =)
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Thanks guys!
A lot of the times I just have no idea the meaning behind anything, and I'm just playing without improving, kind of make me not want to play any more. Explanations like this makes the game a lot more interesting to me again
I'm glad, thanks for letting me know, and for watching & commenting!
Nice video. Just find you today but this is greate content. Thanks.
No, thank YOU! ^_^
I'm back now and uploading daily btw
Very lucid teaching. Many thanks!
SICK VIDEO!
Thanks :)
1. This topic is about star point knight's shimari (corner enclosure); will there be topics about other star point shimari's? Namely large knight, jump, and large jump. (For some unknown reason, the book "AI Go Joseki Dictionary" published in Sep. 2021 doesn't include the shimaris for star point, strangely enough, 3-4 point's shimaris are included.)
2. In this video, not only josekis proper but also invasion and post-joseki follow-up variations are covered, choices to make are clearly explained. This way of presentation makes the knowledge learned easier to use in actual games.
Thank you! :)
Yes, I'll make some videos on those other enclosures! I've already done a little prep for a video on the 3-4 enclosures and how to invade/do things to them, so I'll get around to that in the near future and then cover more 4-4 enclosures as well.
Excellent video!
Thanks :)
Nice, thanks! As for content ideas: I find it hard to start looking at joseki's systematically. There are so many of them, I don't know where to start and I don't feel I benefit from learning them by heart. Having some kind of organized curriculum I can follow and study would be awesome. The point would be to have someone experienced chose those that are useful and instructive for relative beginners (DDK and SDK) and teach them in your kind of 5-10 minute videos. That would be so frigging amazing. Let's say the complete course would have : 3 joseki for the 4-4 point, 3 for the 3-4 point, 3 for small knight, 3 for large knight, one basic lesson about the god-cursed 3-3 invasion; and maybe a couple of mid games joseki. Ah, and also some intermittent sections looking at general concepts we can now understand better ... and all of that reliably once a week and of course for free please *blusheslookingforthepatreonlink
Hello!
Missed this comment. Thanks for the ideas and feedback, sounds great!
Much of what you're asking for is in the works :D For example, I have plans to build 'learning track' playlists (eg. for beginners, for certain level to certain level, joseki-only learning tracks etc.). Regarding my upload schedule (frequency and consistency...) I guarantee you it's going to be in good shape in a few weeks. I'm currently getting some background work done in preparation for being able to commit to weekly upload days/times (and an official streaming schedule on Twitch). On aspect for example is building up my backlog of videos so I can be ahead and actually guarantee that schedule.
It's all coming soon and I'm really excited to make that transition! Thanks for the ideas and feedback! As for Patreon, that's coming soon too! Thank you for your interest in supporting me that way =)
Another very informative video! Good job 👍
Thanks =)
I went to watch this one after your short one on the clamp then jump, and it was a really cool one ! Thank you !
Thanks! :)
Love your enthusiasm! Do please continue 👍🏼
Thanks Marvin :)
What's your Go level? Do you think this particular video was too fast-paced, too much info, just right...? Would love to hear what you think :) I'm not sure yet if this one is well-received, but I do plan to make more like the last one ('Baduk in Five') that are 5-6 minutes and focused on a single technique.
Thank you! I've been looking for how to handle kakari'ing a 4-4 + 6-3 knight's extension. I hate allowing the 44+63+35 shimari.
Thanks for letting me know that it helps! ^_^
You're welcome to request any content! I'm back to posting videos and now it's daily! >:)
I'd like to see the clamp continuation :)
Will do! Thanks for watching
Great video Ben-sensei, keep them coming!
Thanks, will do! :) I'm thinking this one may have been a bit much in terms of speed and how much is covered ^^'
@@BenKyoBaduk It's a bit fast but one can simply go back to it, it shouldn't be a problem, especially with the index :)
@@Giovanni-fz5kx Aiit cool, thanks~
Always learn with your videos, thanks!
Thanks! =)
Too fast, or too much this one? All feedback is gold :D
I was going to make this another 5-6 minute one, but then there were so many things I wanted to show xD
I guess this is kind of a quick "primer" for the 4-4 knight's move enclosure.
Cheers
@@BenKyoBaduk I feel that is ok, for me is better when you can show all about one position in only one video, but no longer than 20-25 I think, then I like show 2 or 3 parts about the lesson. I hope can help you a little :)
@@eloy.martin Thanks! =)
@@eloy.martin Thanks for letting me know =)
Cool video. First time at your chanel. Is there any video about punishment when low approach to 4-4 - kick - go up - pincer instead of tobi as in joseki?
Hi! I can make that video, I'll add it to the list :)
Hi! I wanted to let you know that I finally made this video (and am now posting daily videos!).
Here's the video czcams.com/video/bNGWdYgouSQ/video.htmlsi=6uTcLHzWehG_NgNS
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