How about △P45 in this position? (Diag.1)
Diag.1 |
Some people may think this move first. It's possible.
△P45 used to be played in official games, not many games though. And some professionals have reconsidered △P45 these days. I also think there is still a lot of other lines. In fact, △P45 was played in recent official games.
△P45 ▲S37 △S53 (Diag.2)
Diag.2 |
At Diag.2, sente has two options, (1) ▲R48 (2) ▲P46.
▲P*45 △S53 ▲G57 △+Bx36 ▲G47 △H (+B)x ▲Rx △G*36 ▲R49 △P*48 ▲Rx △P*47 ▲R58 △Gx46 ▲B*28 (Diag.6)
▲G57 is a joseki move. The meaning of this move is to suppress the horse with the gold. When ▲G47, △+B14 is also considered (△+B26 is also an option). After that, it proceeds with ▲P16, △P24, ▲P15, △H (+B) 23 ▲N37 (Diag.7). There are not many squares for the horse to move around.
From Diag.7, sente will structure the formation, aiming at the horse like ▲R28, ▲P*25. Although the horse is a very strong piece, it's said that sente is slightly better as the king's head is the weak point.
After cutting the horse with △Hx47, gote is able to gain a silver by dropping pawns in hand. It may look like gote is better because of exchanging bishop-gold, silver. But, ▲B*28 is a tactical move. Gote has difficulty in helping the gold. If △S*57, replied with ▲Rx, △Gx, ▲Bx82+, sente would be better. And if △S*35, ▲P*36 would be a severe move.
Actually, after it proceeds with △P48+, ▲Rx, △S*57, ▲Bx46, △Sx+, ▲Rx, I suppose it's still a close battle.
I will write about (2) ▲P46 next time.
(1) ▲R48
This move means taking back the point 45 with the rook and the silver.
Although gote advances the silver with △S (53) -44, sente can attack with two pieces. gote defends with just one silver. Here, a few players advance the gold with △G44 instead. If ▲P46 is pushed, △R42 would add more power to 45. In this case, the number of pieces is 2 to 2, equal (Diag.3). Gote can keep the point 45. It's an option.
From △S (53) -44, it proceeds with▲P46 △Px ▲Bx △Bx ▲Sx. (Diag.4)
Instead of ▲Bx46, to take the pawn with silver is not good. In reply to △P*45, the silver must retreat again. If taken, the bishop can promote and gain a lance.
At Diag.4, sente's threat is to drop the pawn on 45 and gain a foothold for the attack, such as ▲P*45 △S53 ▲P35 △Px ▲Sx △P*34 ▲S44.
Here, gote plays △P*47, which is a tactical move. If taken with the rook, △B*38 would be a rook-knight fork. The place where the rook run to is difficult. In all cases except for ▲R38, a horse (+B) is made by △B*48. It's not good for sente. ▲R38 is the best position, although a horse is also made by △B*49 ▲R28 △P48+ ▲Rx △Bx27+ (Diag.5). From here, sente is going to aim at the horse rather.
Here, gote plays △P*47, which is a tactical move. If taken with the rook, △B*38 would be a rook-knight fork. The place where the rook run to is difficult. In all cases except for ▲R38, a horse (+B) is made by △B*48. It's not good for sente. ▲R38 is the best position, although a horse is also made by △B*49 ▲R28 △P48+ ▲Rx △Bx27+ (Diag.5). From here, sente is going to aim at the horse rather.
Diag.5 |
Diag.6 |
From Diag.7, sente will structure the formation, aiming at the horse like ▲R28, ▲P*25. Although the horse is a very strong piece, it's said that sente is slightly better as the king's head is the weak point.
After cutting the horse with △Hx47, gote is able to gain a silver by dropping pawns in hand. It may look like gote is better because of exchanging bishop-gold, silver. But, ▲B*28 is a tactical move. Gote has difficulty in helping the gold. If △S*57, replied with ▲Rx, △Gx, ▲Bx82+, sente would be better. And if △S*35, ▲P*36 would be a severe move.
Actually, after it proceeds with △P48+, ▲Rx, △S*57, ▲Bx46, △Sx+, ▲Rx, I suppose it's still a close battle.
Diag.7 Sente is slightly better. |
I will write about (2) ▲P46 next time.
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