Go (Baduk, Weiqi) problems with solutions
Problems on: Refuting trick plays (hamete)
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 001
1 Black to play. The marked white move is strange. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 002
2 Black to play This is a very unusual situation. Can the marked white stone restrict the development of the black stone? Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 003
3 Black to play. White has just played the marked stone, trying to get ahead of Black in development. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 004
4 Black to play. In the middle of a joseki White tries to spoil Black’s shape with the marked move. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 005
5 Black to play. White has played the marked move. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 006
6 Black to play White has just played the marked kikashi, but is this the right moment for it? Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 007
7 Black to play On the right side White has extended one point further than the joseki calls for, but this extension is much too thin. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 008
8 Black to play Can White play the marked move in this situation? Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 009
9 Black to play. White presses with the marked move, but this breaks the joseki move order. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 010
10 Black to play. The marked white stone creates two cutting points in Black’s shape. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 011
11 Black to play White has played the big move marked with a triangle, but this is bound to affect the fate of White’s corner stone. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 012
12 Black to play. With the marked move White tries to break the link between Black’s stones. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 013
13 Black to play White usually tries to get out into the centre as quickly as possible, but here White has played the marked move, which is wrong. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 014
14 Black to play Can White play the marked move in this position? In actual games Black often misjudges it. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 015
15 Black to play. White’s marked move looks familiar, but it does not work in this position. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 016
16 Black to play White usually develops the corner stone first, but here White has played the marked move. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 017
17 Black to play. White has just played the marked move. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 018
18 Black to play. White has played the marked move. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 019
19 Black to play. The marked white move is clearly too aggressive. Read more…
Refuting a trick play (hamete) problem 020
20 Black to play The marked white move looks strange, but how should Black answer it? Read more…