What s going on in Go? What is the meaning of sticking a few mesh?

The sticker is the final game when comparing the number of eyes of the two sides, black chess is the number of faces, and white chess is the number of faces + stickers. For example, if you play a game with 6 and a half meshes, and assume that Black has 60 meshes and White has 55 meshes at the end of the game, (this is just an assumption, because the result of each game is different, and both sides may have very few meshes, or both of them, depending on the difference in the game), then in the era of non-sticking, this game is black winning 5 meshes (60-55=5); In the era of sticking 5 and a half meshes, it was Bai Sheng Banmu (; Under the current rule of sticking 6 and a half meshes, white wins 1 and a half meshes (.

The simplest basis for sticking is Black's preemptive effect. Because the first side (Black) can take the lead in the move, the advantage of preemptive advantage of advantageous terrain is obvious. Therefore, in the era of inattention, chess players recognized that black chess was advantageous.

Therefore, for the sake of fairness, the concept of "black first stickers" was proposed. Why do you have a "half-eye"? It is because it is not attached to the eye, and the number of integers is pasted, and there is a possibility of a draw, that is, the final number of eyes is calculated, and the two sides are equal.

For example, in the above example, if you stick 5 mesh, there will be a draw.

Time is a Go term. It means that Black has a certain advantage in the layout due to the first move, and for the sake of fairness, black must deduct a certain number of eyes or discs when calculating the amount of land occupied by both sides at the end.

Chinese Go has taken the lead in adopting the 7-and-a-half-mesh rule, ahead of Japan and South Korea's 6-and-a-half. Although it is only a glance, it is a huge improvement, which shows that Chinese Go has a more aggressive mentality.

In fact, the more stickers represent the spur and encouragement to the chess players, the more stickers, the more black chess with the pressure of sticking to the eyes, must play more actively, strive for more rounds, and the opposite white chess naturally refuses to show weakness, so the chess game will be more exciting and intense, and the players on both sides will work harder and forge ahead. In recent years, the number of stickers has been on the rise, indicating that the chess community believes that black still has a strong first-hand advantage. Of course, there can't be too many stickers, and you can't break the balance of black and white. ‍

<> "Half eye" in Go is a statement that is a number of pieces obtained by the rules of Go.

Calculation method: three chess pieces, divided between two people A and B. Two for A and one for B.

According to the method of counting, it is believed that A takes half more, that is, he wins half of it; In the numerical method, it is believed that A has 1 more than B, that is, it is better than 1 eye. In fact, the child and the feast are concepts of equal value.

That is, according to the number method, one son is about equal to two mesh, but the rules of victory and defeat stipulate that three and three-quarters of the sub wins, and the conversion into a goal is to paste seven and a half meshes. It's not calculated, it's posted according to the rules of Go.

There are two common possibilities for its appearance:

1. Caused by sticking.

2. Caused by sub-effect.

The number method calculates the victory and defeat, which is the deviation between the calculation and the standard; In the number method, the difference between the two sides is calculated.

Go, a strategic two-player chess game, was called "Yi" in ancient China and "go" in the West. It is popular in East Asian countries (China, Japan, South Korea, and North Korea), and is one of the four arts of qin, chess, calligraphy and painting. Go originated in China and is said to be Emperor Yao.

It was recorded during the Spring and Autumn War. During the Sui and Tang dynasties, it was introduced to Japan through Korea and spread to Europe and the United States. Go contains Chinese culture.

It is Chinese culture.

with the embodiment of civilization.

Two or three subs or so. It means that the player holding white does not accept the concession first, and at the same time reverses the eye. If the gap between the two sides of the game is too large, when the settlement is too large, the white side will not add an additional seven and a half meshes, and then paste the black chess seven and a half, which is equivalent to winning fifteen meshes in white when starting with black, which is fifteen meshes in reverse.

Method:

The simplest basis for sticking is Black's preemptive effect. Because the first party can take the lead in the chess arrangement, the advantage of giving priority to the advantageous terrain is obvious. For the sake of fairness, when comparing the number of eyes on both sides in the final game, black is the number of faces on the board, and white is the number of faces + stickers.

China's stickers are accumulated under the premise of "all the empty pieces", that is to say, the ground occupied by the chess pieces and the empty space around are counted, and then after the three and three-quarters of the sunspots are pasted, they are compared with one hundred and eighty and one half, and more than this is considered a victory, and less than this number is a loss. That is, the black board of 185 or more is the winner, and the white board of 177 or more is the winner. Fold and form the eye, that is, paste seven and a half meshes.

Between the second and third sons, it can't be exact. Close to Jean Miko. The problem has been solved. Satisfied.

Eyes point to the chess pieces on the Go board.

Surrounded by an empty intersection. Surrounding 1 intersection point on the chessboard is counted as 1 mesh, removing the opponent's sub is counted as 1 mesh, and surrounding the opponent's sub is counted as 2 mesh. The rules of Japanese Go are based on the number of meshes.

As a criterion for judging victory or defeat.

In Go, a raiser is the removal of an opponent's airless piece from the board. The sum of the number of eyes enclosed and the live piece itself is called the earth. At any point on the board, after one side makes a move, the piece is 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 of the side.

If one party can't play the forbidden point, the other party can get down.

The layout is the precursor of a game of chess, and it is also the stage for the two sides to deploy their lineups, seize key points, and prepare for the two sides to contact each other. The middle game, also known as the middle game, refers to the overall combat stage of the two sides starting from the short hand after the layout. The closing point refers to a series of moves that the mid-game battle is basically over, and the territory occupied by the two sides has been roughly determined, so that the territory of the two sides is completely clear.

At the position of the chessboard coordinates 4.4 and the chessboard is marked with nine small dots, the term is called"Stars"。These nine stars roughly divide the board into nine areas: upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right, top, bottom, left, right and mid-belly.

The fixed formula refers to the fact that in the battle for the corners of the two sides in the layout stage, they choose a more reasonable move according to a certain order of moves, and finally form a chess book with roughly stable and equal interests of both sides. The types of stereotypes include star stereotype, small eye stereotype, three-three stereotype, extra-eye stereotype, high mere stereotype, etc.

1.The number of points occupied by Go refers to the number of intersections occupied by the pieces of Go on the chessboard, and the purpose refers to the intersection of the horizontal and vertical lines of the chessboard.

2.The chessboard of Go is a square chess piece divided into two colors, black and white, and the chess pieces are played at the intersection point, and Go is a game in which two people play against each other and play chess alternately.