Go: 50-50 split between me and AI

Chapter 370 369. Extra moves

"Want to live? Hugh..."

Cui Ze desperately didn't want Ying Jie to simply play the game in the corner.

But Ying Jie's big fly was not only aimed at the tip below, but also had the means to connect with the jump from above and the chess piece in the center.

Cui Ze can only stop one of them, but he can't stop Ying Jie from doing his work...

It has become inevitable for Yingjie to live a life in the corner.

But even so, Cui Ze must limit the scope of Ying Jie's life to the greatest extent.

No.70 Seven moves, black chess, blocking the crossing!
Since Cui Ze wouldn't let Ying Jie pass, Ying Jie naturally chose to make a small point and play the game partially.

Both sides were playing partial moves, but Cui Ze failed to finalize the initiative's move later on.

From Cui Ze's point of view, this move is not urgent. He is the first mover and can keep it first. Moreover, he might be able to use this place as a disaster to threaten Ying Jie from behind.

But if we don’t go here, where should we go?

Cui Ze looked at the overall situation above and silently thought about the direction below.

Now it seems that I don't have much clue about everything, but I have to be more proactive.

I said before that black chess is like a licking dog, but there are many types of white chess.

Gao Yongxia's white chess pieces are like green tea, actively tempting you to make mistakes.

And Ying Jie's white chess piece is like a goddess, doing nothing, just waiting for you to make mistakes.

So when facing Ying Jie, we must think about how to avoid making mistakes.

Cui Ze thought for a while and decided to break the air next to Yingjie first.

No.80 seven moves, black, jump!

Seeing this move, Ying Jie was slightly taken aback.

This move is not very good.

It looks like it's broken, but it's actually thickening its periphery.

But from Cui Ze's perspective, he thinks it's good.

After pocketing the money and taking the initiative, what else could be dissatisfying?
But if both sides are very thick, it will be very difficult to fight later.

But fighting is not Cui Ze's strong point, so it's normal for him not to care.

Cui Ze's immediate strategic plan was to attack the three-three flowers below, but he actually wanted to attack the white chess on the right.

Ying Jie naturally saw through Cui Ze's little plan at a glance, and immediately returned to the right to make up for it.

But Cui Ze obviously didn't want to give up the attack on this piece of chess and continued to play chess here.

But at this time, Ying Jie raised his head and glanced at the retained taste in the upper right corner, couldn't help but smile, and then shook his head.

"Ugh."

Hearing this voice, Cui Ze couldn't help but look up and immediately saw Ying Jie, who was smiling and shaking his head.

Brother Jie smiled, life and death were unpredictable.

Brother Jie shook his head, a disaster was coming.

This is one or two proverbs that were circulated among the Chinese national team before. We only know that they came from the national junior team and who specifically came from them. The person involved, Cugu Yun, said that he did not know who spread these two sentences.

Later, someone in South Korea also heard this sentence during a game in China, which made many Korean chess players understand this joke.

Then many chess players who had played against Ying Jie expressed that this was indeed the case.

This also fully proves Ying Jie's habit when playing chess. When he sees other people having problems, he will smile and shake his head.

And he shook his head, so you sent it.

Cui Ze shook his head. Others believed this, but he didn't believe it.

Even if Ying Jie shakes his head, he will not lose.

But Ying Jie's next move would soon be Cui Ze himself, who started shaking his head.

No.90 four moves, white, pull!

When this hand appeared, Cui Ze immediately realized what the problem was.

The reserved flavor I chose on the upper right hand side originally felt like there was nothing wrong with it, but now it has become my talisman, the King of Hell's post.

If he simply cuts it off, Ying Jie can directly thrust his head towards the center. This head is too hard!Terribly hard.

Once you come out, you can't stop it!

Moreover, if you don't make up for the cooperation between the lower part and the upper part, it will be extremely painful and the situation will be very erosive.

However, if the lower part is not repaired, the white chess above the corner will not be completely dead, and the connection below will be defective.

This……

How can it be like this?

I just kept an initiative. Why is this initiative gone?And it turned into this...

Cui Ze looked at the situation on the field and shook his head crazily, scratching his hair and thinking.

It was clear that the situation before was still balanced, but here the situation suddenly tilted.

It's just a local problem...

Looking at the situation on the court, Cui Ze couldn't help but feel a little irritated. After seeing the eighty moves before, Cui Ze even felt that he had at least a [-]% winning rate against Ying Jie in this set.

He performed very well and adjusted to his best condition. Even without what the Korean national team told him, Cui Ze believed that he had hope of winning against Ying Jie.
As a result, he was directly sent out by his own mistake.

Cui Ze didn't know when he reached his hand to his face and slapped himself hard.

Ying Jie was not surprised when he saw Cui Ze slapped in the face in front of him. Slapping in the face can be said to be a daily operation in Go.

Although I don’t know who started it, it is very popular.

Not to mention professional chess players, even amateur chess players sometimes slap themselves in the face when they make a mistake.

Even if it is an amateur game, a game of Go lasts a long time. If you spend such a long time running something, you will regret it if you find that it is gone because of one of your mistakes.

For example, you spent a day building a building block, and when you were just short of the last few pieces, you accidentally caught the corner of your clothes when you turned around, and the whole block collapsed.

It hurts, it hurts too much.

Cui Zecai just slapped himself in the mouth.

Ying Jie remembered the last game in his previous life, and he could become a professional chess player if he won. But when he lost because of a mistake in the end, he forgot how many times he slapped himself in his position during the game, and even It scared everyone on the other side.

Ying Jie can still remember that unforgettable pain.

Cui Ze, who slapped himself hard, still felt that he couldn't calm down.

Cui Ze hadn't felt this kind of emotional change for a long time. He clearly told himself that he was happy to win and happy to lose.

But it's really hard to calm down when you see the hope of winning slipping away from your hands.

Thinking of this, Cui Ze got up and left, went to the toilet and washed his face. Under the stimulation of the cold water that was about to enter winter, Cui Ze slowly calmed down.

No matter how much you say now, you can't change the status quo. The only thing you can do is try to save the situation.

Then this is what the coaching staff told me before...

Look at Ying Jie, what will happen to his mentality...

After washing his face, Cui Ze returned to his seat and sat down, staring at the board to find a way to regain the balance of victory.What else could change now?
pressure?
No, the attack from above cannot be blocked, and even the attack from behind still has to go first.

Cui Ze thought about all the changes, but there was no way to save the situation. At this time, he could only return to the corner.

Although the technique is still exactly the same, things have changed and there is no way to achieve the same effect now.

Although this is an option, it has no significance to the situation.

But what makes Ying Jie strange is that it's not that Cui Ze made this move, but that Cui Ze's way of making moves has changed.

The chess pieces of Go are divided into black and white, which seems very simple.

But from the shape point of view, Go pieces can be divided into single-sided convex and double-sided convex.

The single-sided convex chess piece is a shape handed down from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. The advantage is that it is laid flat on the chessboard and is easy to identify. At the same time, it can be turned over for testing and research.

The biconvex shape is a form of the Tang Dynasty. It was around this time that Go was spread to Japan, so Japanese Go games are all biconvex.

The visual effect of the double-sided convex chess pieces is that they are floating on the chessboard and will also shake. From a practical point of view, single-sided chess pieces are actually better.

However, many people think that this thing is very high-end and can show off, so biconvex is very popular among some chess players.

Of course, the double-sided price will be slightly higher in a sense.

Most Chinese games use single-sided chess pieces, but there is basically no difference between single-sided and double-sided chess pieces for chess players.

Except for the current situation.

After Cui Ze came back from the toilet, he turned the one-sided chess piece over and landed it on the chessboard.

In the past, both sides had always made flat moves, and this opposite piece looked extra eye-catching on the chessboard.

How to put it this way, if the opponent's chess player is obsessive-compulsive, he will definitely be in great pain now.

I even wanted to turn over the chess piece, but unfortunately I couldn't.

Ying Jie tentatively made a move to see if Cui Ze made the move accidentally, but Cui Ze continued to use the opposite move.

Cui Ze "turned over" all the chess pieces, so that there were many "upside-up" chess pieces on the chessboard, which looked awkward.

"Is there an outside move?"

Ying Jie couldn't help but shook his head when he saw what happened on the chessboard.

This is not the first time that Ying Jie has encountered off-board moves. Ying Jie has encountered them more or less before, whether at home or abroad.

For example, dandruff is common among people who attack each other. Some people like to hold the chess pieces between their hands and knock on the table when thinking about chess. Some people like to play with fans and play with bracelets. Some people even hiccup during the whole game because they ate the wrong thing while playing chess.

Face chess will inevitably produce all kinds of "noise", especially if the game lasts for five or six hours. It is almost impossible to ask both players to remain motionless.

Ying Jie was even reported to have said that shaking his head and laughing was an extra-game move that affected the opponent's mentality, and he was even criticized by the referee for this.

There were even Chinese chess players who, when playing against Korean chess players, disliked the Korean chess players who kept mumbling to themselves and sighing while playing chess, and couldn't help but look at them a few more times.

Then the Korean chess player reported that the opponent did not respect him, and this incident was also called a "white-eye attack."

And Cui Ze is another typical off-board chess player. In theory, it does not violate the rules, but if you have some obsessive-compulsive disorder and feel awkward, it is indeed easy to cause technical deformation.

Many Go players are people with a bit of obsessive-compulsive disorder.

But coincidentally.

Ying Jie: I don’t have obsessive-compulsive disorder anymore. I never go back to see if the door is closed properly.

Facing Cui Ze's unexpected out of the game, Ying Jie continued to play chess calmly without being affected at all.

The white chess piece that Ying Jie pulled out before was still stuck there like a thorn, directly limiting Cui Ze's subsequent finishing methods.

But Cui Ze has no time to care about this now. Through Ying Jie's continuous moves, the external momentum of the white chess piece on the left has also expanded crazily. Now the external momentum versus the external momentum, it is necessary to compare who is stronger.

Thinking of this, Cui Ze directly moved his chess all the way to the center, using the external force from above to try to expand the shape rapidly, swallowing the entire middle, leaving only leftovers for Ying Jie.

But Ying Jie had already prepared a plan for Cui Ze. Even though Cui Ze played the Tongtian Transformation from behind to eat up the upper right corner, Ying Jie also played the lower part into the Tongtian External Power.

At the end of the fight for the junior official, Cui Ze found helplessly that he couldn't stand out at all.

By the 230th move, Cui Ze had realized that the situation was over. He shook his head, stopped the timer next to him, and surrendered.

Even if he uses an off-board move, it will have no effect on Yingjie at all.

Not only his chess skills, Ying Jie's mentality is even stronger.

With such chess skills and mentality, can he really win?
But as soon as this thought came to his mind, Cui Ze dispelled it immediately.

If you think you can't win against your opponent, your life will be over.

Just after the game ended, Cui Ze said something to Ying Jie impatiently. Looking at the confused Ying Jie, Cui Ze remembered that the other party did not speak Korean.

He immediately got up and asked the referee to get his phone back. He turned on the translator on his phone and started communicating with Ying Jie.

Cui Ze felt that he knew what his problem was, but he couldn't figure it out, so he could only talk to Ying Jie impatiently.

While the two were communicating, Zhou Xuchun, the former head coach of the Chinese team in the chess room next to him, smiled and said to the Korean team leader sitting next to him: "I really didn't expect that Ying Jie actually established a ten-game winning streak, one stroke. Clear Taiwan's records.

Originally, when he said he wanted to be a vanguard, I thought it would be good to win six or seven games, but I didn't expect that he could win all the way. "

"Really, congratulations really."

When the Korean team leader heard this, he cursed Assi in his heart, but he still smiled and exchanged pleasantries.

Although South Korea had won three consecutive victories in the Nongshim Cup before this game, the glory of these three consecutive victories could not offset the shame this time.

He was directly killed by one person.

This is not the most important issue. The important thing is that while Ying Jie is alive, according to the normal menstrual cycle, he will not go downhill until he is at least 30 years old.

And he is now 15 years old, which means he still has nearly 15 years of peak years.

In the past 15 years, if Ying Jie had maintained such a leading advantage, China would have directly reversed the record, and maybe even achieved something like fifteen consecutive victories.

If South Korea can pick up one plate every year in 15 years, it will probably be a matter of national celebration.

Thinking of this kind of future, the Korean team leader is just going crazy.

Korean Go simply cannot survive in a future like this.

How did China live like this in the past?

"Don't worry, Ying Jie will definitely be the commander-in-chief from now on."

Zhou Xuchun looked at the Korean team leader who looked unhappy and said with a smile.

Don't worry, we still give you face.

Even if I lose in the future, I won’t lose so humiliatingly.

As for you wanting to win, there is nothing we can do.

Ying Jie comes on stage, how do you win?

We can't promise not to use Yingjie.

Zhou Xuchun thought about the time when the South Korean team leader pretended to comfort him after the game, but actually pretended to be cool in front of him, and now he felt extremely smooth.

Now it's reversed.

You have to get used to being tricked by me.

PS: The wild fox is too abstract, and Gao Yuanyuan was given a women’s championship title badge.

Hupu is also abstract, and there are three rounds of chess in the finals, a tribute to Go, right?If Mr. Zhan wins the championship, should Yehu give Mr. Zhan a women’s championship badge?

Just one step?Just get a golden hat?
(End of this chapter)