What is a Go pair and does Go have a draw

Go pair chess is a kind of Go game rules in ancient China, usually called zazi chess, that is, before playing chess, both sides first put 2 pieces on the chessboard, and the position is fixed (as shown in the figure), and each place on the 44 angles of the star. Then the chess is played, usually white first.

For example, black has 2 pieces and white has 3 pieces, and there are no connected pieces, so white has to return 1 piece to black. Therefore, they will try their best to separate the opponent's chess from the beginning, so that the battle in the middle game is very fierce, so that the player's calculation power needs to be quite strong. Their representatives include Huang Longshi, Shi Xiangxia and Fan Xiping, etc., who are the representatives of the highest level of chess.

However, there are limitations in chess, that is, the 4 pieces are fixed there, so the change of the set at the beginning of the game can only be limited to the set of the star position, such as the small eye set, the out-of-eye set and the high eye set, etc. It is also a trend to abolish the seat of Go in modern Go, which enriches the content of Go even more, so that there are more and more changes in Go, and there are no limitations.

Are you talking about the ancient diagonal star layout?

In ancient times, almost every game of chess was played in this way.

Compared with layouts such as "triple stars", "diagonal stars" are more likely to form fierce battle situations, so this layout is more difficult and difficult to master, and modern chess players rarely play.

It's the other party's **, and you fall in the opposite position of this one.

For example, in chess, Black is the pawn, Red is the pawn, and Black jumps again, and you jump with you.

The pair is that the two sides are even, do not let the son, and the black paste is seven and a half eyes.

You should be referring to the layout where both black and white occupy the diagonal star.

Hey, so many years

I don't know. Shrimp Dongdong

In the second round of the round of 32 of the 17th Samsung Cup held in Beijing, Gu Li and Lee Sedol met again, and as a result, in the regular game, the two sides played a rare four-calamity cycle of no wins, and the game was declared a draw.

Under the rules of today's large-scale competition in chess battles and black chess, the draw in the Go tournament is becoming more and more precious. Although there have been occasional cases of three tribulation cycles and four tribulation cycles without winning or losing in domestic competitions between China, Japan and South Korea, this is the first time that this situation has occurred in the World Series.

Gu Li and Lee Sedol have played 28 games before, and both sides won 14 games each, and the games between them are always earth-shattering and exciting, and the two are also known as the "peerless double pride" in the world chess world.

At that time, Gu Li's state declined, but he didn't expect that when he met his "lifelong opponent" Lee Sedol, Gu Li's potential still burst out, and he actually teamed up with his opponent to play the first draw in the history of the Go World Championship with no wins or losses in four tribulations.

Gu Li and Lee Sedol met in the first round of the Samsung Cup round of 32 in the winner's group match, it was Gu Li who took the lead in black, and the two fought fiercely in the upper right corner from the prologue;

After a robbery conversion, Gu Li began to chase and kill Li Shishi's dragon, but Li Shishi is not an idle person, to the 163rd hand after the two actually played a rare cycle of four calamities without victory, the two sides of the two pieces of chess entangled together murderous, a total of 4 calamities, no one can kill the opponent's chess, and can not give in, forming a cycle of four calamities without victory, this game can only be judged a draw.

Go has a draw. At any point on the board, if a player makes a move, the piece is immediately in a state of no gas, and at the same time it cannot extract the opponent's piece. This point is called the "forbidden point".

The forbidden point prohibits the other party from playing. There are three rules of Go. Chinese mainland adopts the number rule, Taiwan adopts the Ying point rule, and Japan and South Korea use the number rule.

Because Black has a certain advantage in going first, all rules use the sticker system.

Discipline on the field: Cheating behaviors such as playing fake chess and engaging in gentlemen's agreements in the game, once verified, can immediately judge the loss of the relevant chess game or the loss of both parties. If the results of the match have been announced on the spot, the next round of the draw has been conducted according to this result, and even if cheating has been confirmed after several rounds, it is still permissible to cancel the results of one or both parties in part or in full.

For behaviors that seriously hinder the opponent's thinking and disrupt the order of the field during the game, a warning or a loss is allowed according to the severity of the circumstances. During the match and during the suspension, if the authority discusses the bureau with others or consults relevant information, it is allowed to give a warning or a loss, depending on the severity of the circumstances.

Yes. But usually a draw does not occur in a modern Go game, which is due to its rules. There are two ways to calculate the outcome of Go: "Number Method", "Number Method" and "Point Counting Method".

The "number method" is divided into "Chinese rules" and "Japanese rules". Either algorithm will avoid a tie:

1. The number method, after the final game, the sum of the number of pieces on both sides must be 361, and the black chess that goes first should be pasted to the white piece (because the first is advantageous), so that even if there is a situation where each person has a "half-piece", it will not be a draw.

2, the Chinese number method, black chess stickers, if the number of eyes on both sides is the same, then whoever plays the "last piece" wins.

3. The Japanese method of counting days, black chess sticks, and the additional rules are more complex than the Chinese rules (don't study it, hehe), but also avoid a draw.

4. The point counting method, black chess sticks "8 points", which is a unique rule of the international Go tournament "Ying's Cup", and there are also many additional rules to avoid ties. I don't know exactly how it works.

We usually encounter a "tie" in Go where both parties agree to stop the game in the middle of the game. A real tie is a "multi-calamity cycle" in which both sides can go on endlessly and are judged to be a draw (the probability of occurrence is very low, regardless of the level of chess skills of both sides). There is also a more hilarious way of saying it:

While two people were playing chess, a third man came over and knocked over the board and it was a draw.

Yes, it's 184, 5 Chess (Chinese rules) If it's a Japanese or Korean rule, it's different.

There were numbers before, but there were none.

(1) Chinese rules, when the last number:

The first step is to pick up the dead son.

The second step is to count only one side of the enclosed point (called the mesh) and record it (generally the enclosed point is in the unit of ten meshes), then count the number of subs of the side just now and record it, and then add up the number of meshes and subs.

In the third step, if the number is black, subtract 3 and 3 4 discs, and if the count is white, add 3 and 3 4 discs.

In the fourth step, the result is compared with 180 and 1 2 (half of the 361 points on the board), and if it is exceeded, it will be considered a victory, otherwise it will be a loss.

2) Japanese and Korean rules, when the last number:

As with the first four moves of the Chinese rules, the black finale is six and a half meshes. Count the number of eyes of one side and record it, then count the number of eyes of the other side and record it, then black subtracts 6 and a half meshes, and finally compares with white, and the more wins.

There will be no draws under the Chinese rules, and draws under the Japanese and Korean rules.

Yes. Although a draw is avoided when the Go rules are set with stickers or stickers, there may be multiple robberies in the course of the game where neither side can back down, so the two sides cycle back and forth to cause the game to not be able to proceed normally.

When the game is played until both sides unanimously confirm the completion of the move; When one of the players concedes in the middle of the game; Both sides use the virtual game consecutively, which is the final game. At the end of the game, all pieces that have been confirmed by both parties to be inaccessible are live; Pieces that have been confirmed by both sides to be extracted are dead.

Any game in which one of the participants abstains or is judged to lose or draw will also be final. Both sides confirm that the order of the final game is that the first team that takes the turn to start indicates in concise language that the game is over, that the game has been played, and that the opponent responds, and the final game is established.

In the game where the moves are completed, the number method is used to calculate the winner and loser. After the dead pieces of both sides are cleared out of the board, the live pieces of either side and the points surrounded by the live pieces are counted in pieces. Half of the empty spots between the two live pieces.

Half of the total number of points on the board is the number of points. If the total number of points scored by one team exceeds this number, it wins, which is equal to the number of points that are a draw, and if it is less than this number, it is negative.

In the official game, the black chess sticker system is adopted, and when the winner is calculated in the final game, the black chess sticker returns 3 and 3 4 discs, which means that black must have more than one discs to win. For example, if Black has a total of 185 discs, black will win by 3 4 discs, and if he has 184 discs, black will lose 1 4 discs.