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🔻Membership is here We offer exclusive commentary, game record analysis, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of our activities. We would be delighted if those who support Yanagisawa's activities would also join us.    / @igoyanagi   This video explains "Dangotsugi," a move that is surprisingly useful in actual games. There is probably no common name for it yet, so we will refer to it as "Dangotsugi" for convenience in this video. It looks a little awkward, and if you don't know about it, it's a shape that's easy to completely overlook. However, when the conditions are met, it becomes a brilliant move that looks like a foolish shape, making you think, "Wait, is this okay?" Once you keep it in mind, you should be able to recognize it in actual games. Note At 0:37 in the beginning of the video, "Regarding this cut" is a misstatement; it should have been "Regarding this digging." Please understand. 【What you will learn in this video】 • Conditions for Dangotsugi to work • Why it's okay even if it looks bad • The correct way of thinking about cutting/throwing in • How to break the misconception that "bad shape = bad move" • The practical value of Dangotsugi appearing in the endgame • Typical patterns that you'll miss if you don't know about them 【Table of Contents / Chapters】 0:00 Intro 0:08 Question 1 (What to do after a cut?) 1:45 Question 2 (A series of brilliant moves with bad shapes) 3:54 Question 3 (Dangotsugi in the endgame) 【Official LINE】 We are distributing a list sheet that organizes videos by level and category: https://lin.ee/5cA9wLf 【Subscribe to the channel】    / @igoyanagi   【English Title】 An Overlooked Tesuji: “Dango-tsugi” 【English Description】 This video explains a surprisingly practical move I call “Dango-tsugi.” It looks ugly at first glance, but under the right conditions, it becomes a powerful tesuji (go problem). If you don't know it, it's easy to miss—so it's well worth learning at least once. #Go #Tesuji #Joseki #Tsumego #GoAdvancedPlayer #GoClass #Go #baduk #weiqi Making hasty decisions based on first impressions can lead to overlooking unexpected resistance or opportunities for reversal. This video is precisely that type of problem. It's designed to train your ability to question your intuition and carefully analyze each move. 【Table of Contents / Chapters】 0:00 Intro 0:27 Question 1 (A Counterintuitive Sagari) 1:28 Question 2 (A Failed Connection) 3:57 Question 3 (Living Unconditionally) 📩【Official LINE】 We are distributing a list sheet of videos organized by level and category. ▶ https://lin.ee/5cA9wLf 👍 Subscribe to our channel here    / @igoyanagi   【English (Supplement)】 Title: Don’t Trust Your First Impression — Read Carefully Description: Quick judgments can miss hidden resistance. These problems train your reading skills by challenging intuition with counter-intuitive moves, failed connections, and unconditional life. #Go #GoTricks #GoTsumego #Reading #ProfessionalGoPlayer #GoClass #Go #baduk #weiqi