Famous Shogi Games: MORIUCHI vs MARUYAMA (May 8th & 9th, 2002)

kid=3079. A Meijin title match where the Meijin, Maruyama, made a terrible blunder at the very end.

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[FreyofKtau]

why is the meijin playing gote?

[HIDETCHI]

Why shouldn't he?

[FreyofKtau]

i had only think that the defending champion would play sente because he is the "better" or "higher" player.

in one of your vids you sad that the better player will play sente ( also the player who begin the game) for example a father will play sente against his son.

sorry if i am mistaken!

ps: thank you for all of your shogi vids.

greetings from germany

[HIDETCHI]

I said that the better player uses the "King general". It has nothing to do with playing sente or gote. It's all about "King general" or "Jewel general".

Usually in a title match, they switch sente and gote from game to game. For example, the champion plays sente in the 1st game, the challenger the 2nd game, the champion the 3rd, and so on. They should definitely do that because they wan to make the title match to be in an even condition.

[Zwosso]

yeah, this was an interesting game.

it's good to see profasional player, and i realy like your comments. But in some situations when you let the game "flow" i think it's a bit to fast. I could'nt follow everytime so i must see it twice. i know its difficult cause of the time restriction.

two questions, how long takes a match between profaional player, and how long do they take to rethink the next 5 or 6 moves?

thx

[HIDETCHI]

Sorry about the moves being too fast, but when I "flow" the moves fast, it means those moves aren't very important as they're just simple procedure sequences. When it's an important move, I always make comments on them as much as the time limit allows me to.

As for the thinking time in Meijin title match, refer to Lesson#23 of my "How to play Shogi" series.

[ikegare1243]

goooooo germany!

[FreyofKtau]

oh sorry my mistake... never mind

but thx again for your explanation