Position 6 (later in the game) : now, what was Black answer to White attack at 126 ? Solution and commentaries
III. Ladders and other incredible sequences.
Problem 4 : White to play and live with the SE group Solution and commentaries
Problem 8 : White to play and capture the marked stones Solution and commentaries
Problem 9 : White to play and save the marked stones Solution and commentaries
(?) Problem 10 : White to play ; what happens if he tries to save the south edge group ? Solution and commentaries
Problem 11 : White to play ; what is the result ? Solution and commentaries
IV. Semeais, sekis and pseudo-sekis
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1 : who wins the semai? Solution and commentaries
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2 : White to play ; who wins the semai? Solution and commentaries
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3 : what is the result of the fight ? Solution and commentaries
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3bis : what is the result of the fight ? Solution and commentaries
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4 : what is the result of the fight ? Solution and commentaries
Semeai
5 : Black to play and win the race Solution and commentaries
Figure 10 : what is the result ? Solution and commentaries
Figure 11 : what is the difference with the previous position ? Solution and commentaries
Figure 12 : and what is the result in this case ? Solution and commentaries
Figure 13 : an asymmetrical seki Solution and commentaries
Figure 14 : what is the strange relation between those three positions? Solution and commentaries
Figure 15 : sekis or false sekis ? Solution and commentaries
Figure 16 : what is the result ? Solution and commentaries
Figure 17 : what say the rules? Solution and commentaries
Figure 18 : what say the rules? Solution and commentaries
Figure 19 : how must the fight be played ? Solution and commentaries
V. Problems about rules.
The following positions illustrate relatively common superko situations (see here for solutions and commentaries)
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