How do we properly attack our opponent? Remember two rules of thumb: herd them into narrow spaces, and force them to play weaker shapes like the knight's move or large knight's move.

Center moyo strategies are inherently difficult to pull off. Not impossible, but require a lot of attention to detail and maintaining sente. In this game, one player embarked on an adventure to capture the entire center of the board. Watch and see if they were successful!

This game teaches us how powerful aji is. We have to see the possibilities in our shapes before we play. Cho U expertly uses aji to his advantage in this game.

This one is a handicap game where my opponent played very well! At two stones, the difference between the two players is not large, so overplay must be avoided at all costs, but underplay can be deadly.

I assume the guise of a 4 kyu on KGS to show you how a stronger player handles certain situations and what we think about when we make moves. I hope this gives kyu level players a window into the dan mind.