Go: 50-50 split between me and AI

Chapter 342.
In the past, Cui Ze often retreated slowly all the way to one-and-a-half, or even half-eye wins and losses in the game.

Even against an old senior, he won five or six half-eye wins, and the last time he finished the game, the opponent slapped the table and left the field in anger.

He even swears when he left, almost pointing at Cui Ze's nose and scolding him.

Cui Ze originally thought that the opponent made too much fuss. Modern Go itself is a game that only needs to be won, and it has nothing to do with how much you win.

Unlike the so-called lottery in ancient Go, the more you win, the better.

In modern Go, there is no difference whether it is half-eye victory or how many dragons are killed.

But when Cui Ze faced the opponent and released his dragon, his mood was completely different at this time.

No wonder the old man slapped the table and got up angrily and left, even he himself was inexplicably a little angry in this situation.

I always feel that this kind of gesture of letting go of life is more humiliating than killing myself without a piece of live chess.

I understand, the next time I play, I have to pay attention.

This method can really hurt the opponent.

But right now, the match with Ying Jie is still going on.

Cui Ze did not hesitate at all, and immediately made eye contact.

In this way, the big dragon who was surrounded by himself suddenly came back to life.

But, it's just alive.

Because there are black chess pieces all around, even the revived dragon can hardly do anything.

It's like living in vain.

But Cui Ze didn't want to let go of this only hope.

After Ying Jie let go, not only Dalong survived, but Cui Ze felt that he saw a glimmer of life.

If there were ten deaths and no lives just now, at least the current situation can be said to be a narrow escape.

If the opponent is another chess player, Cui Ze even thinks that there will be seven deaths and three lives.

After doing his own work, Cui Ze thinks that Ying Jie is not particularly good, because Ying Jie's black chess is not alive, and if he swallows the lower right corner, the situation is still unknown.

Although I don't know why Ying Jie can make such a judgment, but this kind of subtle situation may not be impossible.

But Ying Jie looked at Cui Ze who had come alive, and immediately continued to settle.

1 zero seven moves, black chess, point.

It is simply impossible to simply play the black chess in the lower right corner.

But if you start a duel with that small piece of white chess from above, it's not necessarily so.

Seeing the black chess reinforcements coming down from above, Cui Ze couldn't help being a little startled.

There is no doubt that there is a huge risk for Ying Jie to kill himself when he is not alive at this time.

Considering such risks, anyone should think about it and hesitate.

But this guy Ying Jie didn't hesitate at all, and actually settled down directly!
And Cui Ze didn't hesitate at all, because in the current situation, Cui Ze didn't have any right to hesitate.

If only four white pieces are killed outside, then the lower right corner that originally wanted to be killed, black pieces will be directly alive again with side corners.

So at this time, growing out is inevitable.

There must be no problem with this key piece of chess.

And Ying Jie seems to have figured out all the changes.

1 moves, black, block.

This was the first move, Cui Ze didn't have any choice, and directly pulled it up.

There is no choice in the changes in this area. Ying Jie and Cui Ze directly shaped the lower right corner, and then immediately turned it over from the top.

115 moves, black chess, pull.

Not only does it hold the qi of the white chess piece above it tightly, but it also destroys the opponent's eye position.

Cui Ze immediately pointed upwards, while fleeing, while seeking contact with his own troops above.

Ying Jie blocked it immediately, and Cui Ze didn't hesitate at all, just jumped.

Although it seems that they are far away, in fact, the two pieces of white chess have begun to have a certain connection.

But Ying Jie didn't immediately start on the top, but went back to the bottom to briefly mention it.

With this move, Cui Ze seemed to hear Ying Jie's voice in his ears.

"Do you dare to come and kill me?"

If a supplement is made on the top, White's two forces will directly converge, and White's own crisis will be resolved by itself.

But in the same way, Ying Jie only needs a simple move. The big dragon in the lower right corner, who has been planning for a long time, has two eyes and no flaws.

In this case, the originally dangerous confrontation would simply end.

But Cui Ze was obviously not satisfied with such a result.

In this way, large-scale backwardness on the ground later, and defeat is inevitable.

At this time, we can only pin our last hope on the fight.

If Ying Jie made a mistake in this large-scale confrontation, the sudden death of a big dragon would have an immeasurable impact on the outcome of the chess game.

1 Twenty moves, white, pull!
The big dragon in the lower right corner must not bring Ying Jie back to life, once he does, there is no hope!

Looking at Cui Ze, who wanted to kill him by force and was unwilling to face himself, Ying Jie couldn't help but shook his head.

Since you don't want to be decent, then I will help you to be decent.

Not nine ways, I'll kill you with just one way.

Move 121, black, squeeze!

What a clever means of breathing!

Cui Ze couldn't help admiring this hand squeeze.

Cui Ze originally thought that his official chess player was already invincible. Even when he just became a professional chess player, there were not many people who could beat Cui Ze with his skills in fighting for official positions in South Korea.

But after meeting Ying Jie, Cui Ze found that the other party's official methods were better than his own, so Cui Ze couldn't help but learn from him.

After Ying Jie squeezed out, he had no way to pick it up again. Once Ying Jie did it, he just had to dig it out, and it would immediately turn into an eye-catching white chess piece.

So just eat!

125 moves, black chess, long!

In order to prevent Ying Jie from sticking to his tricks, Cui Ze could only pick up his hands, but Ying Jie started to attack everywhere, and the two sides tensed and began to breathe.

Here, you can't make a wrong move in the duel, and the winning rate of one move may be 100% fluctuation.

In the end, both sides exhausted their strength in this part, and Cui Ze quickly took all the black chess pieces in the lower right corner, and finally completed the plan for this round.

But just when the plan was completed, Cui Ze stopped the clock and gave up.

There is a kind of failure called killing the opponent's dragon is not enough.

Cui Ze re-examined his game.

Looking at it as a whole, only the black chess in the lower right corner has a purpose, and the others are basically single officials, and they may not even be able to survive.

In the end, even if Ying Jie's big dragon was eaten, it was of no use.

Holding back his breath caused Ying Jie to be hit by Tie Hou, and Ying Jie traded a dying dragon below for a perfect thick body.

The string of single officials in front of Cui Ze couldn't make up for it, and the four white stones on it had a high probability of not being able to survive, and they had already lost completely.

Even if all the white pieces can live, the gap is still huge.

This round is hopeless.

It's not a loss, it's a loss.

(End of this chapter)