Shogi Openings: Left S-4f Strategy #4 (P*3f variation)

White's most common countermeasure of P*3f.

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[n3mon3mo]

where you get the jouseki actually???

the website you give me last time only explain opening, don't have the jouseki that until the end of the game.

[HIDETCHI]

In most of the videos I'm using a software "Jouseki Dojo", supervised by professional player Kazuharu Shoshi.

[xDAZZE]

At 5:49, isn't there a R* at 4a for Black, forking the Bishop and the Lance? I don't really see why White's better at that position.

[HIDETCHI]

Yeah, R*4a is a good fork. Maybe my explanations wasn't enough.

It's a good position for white because the his formation looks much better than black's. There are good bishop drops from white such as B*6d and B*4i. On the other hand black's rook on 2h is awful.

For example, after R*4a, maybe B*5c Rx1a+ B-6d P-4f Px4f.

[n3mon3mo]

is there a jouseki that sente play 4th file rook mino castle?

4th file rook mino castle is defense strategy play by gote, but nowaday people play 4th file rook mino as sente aggressively,

the lack of one move is extremely bad for gote, as the sente 4th file rook mino can attack faster than gote side,

Can you give a little briefing about sente 4th file rook mino castle?

XD

[mahiganti]

me too o.o

[Exkaliki10]

Another excellent video. Thank you once again

[xDAZZE]

These videos intrigue me.

[mahiganti]

You should try to get more views o.o