Killer problem 5

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Ger Hanssen (2013-07-13 12:13:37)
Killer problem 5

Black to kill. GoPosition (see diagram)

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Ger Hanssen    (2013-07-25 23:22:15)
Killer problem 5

No ko.

Thibault de Vassal    (2013-07-30 09:31:14)
Killer problem 5

b2 seems to do the job!? am I right?

Ger Hanssen    (2013-07-30 15:46:07)
Killer problem 5

After Bb2 follows Wc2. Now white has a lot of eye space. I could elaborate on that, but the main variation would be as follows:
Bb2, Wc2, Bb3, Wb1, Ba6, Wa2. The last exchange can be reversed with the same result. White lives.
You have to do better than that. It's not even a ko!

Thibault de Vassal    (2013-07-30 23:02:04)
Killer problem 5

I would have played Bb2, Wc2, Bb3, Wb1 then Ba2... is there urgency to play Ba6 ?!

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