Deliberately let your opponent take your blocks to increase your territory.
Where should you place your blocks in order to gain as much territory as possible?
The boundary between Black's and White's territory is also
becoming clearer.
This is a scene that is almost at the end of the game.
Next is White's turn.
Think about where you can place a block to increase White's
territory.
Question 4-1
Where should White place a block to increase his territory?
Failure
4-1 F
When White places a block of "1-square",
Black places a block of "6-squares" to protect the inadequacy of
Black's territory.
White is a failure.
Next, even if White places a block of "1-square",
Black can place a block of "1-square".
Success
4-1 S
White's sharp aim is to exploit the inadequacy of the Black’s territory and place a block of "3-squares".
Even if Black places a block of "3-squares" to prevent White's "boo",
White places a block of "6-squares" to prevent Black from making a "boo" as well.
Black places a block at White's "breathing point" to avoid "dead-end" shape.
White will place a block on the Black's "breathing points".
In addition, Black places a block on White's "breathing points" and
White places a block on Black's "breathing points".
Black places a block of "1-square".
Black can take away (capture) the white blocks, but
White could place a block of "1-square" to increase his territory.