I am a beginner reading "Lessons in the Fundamentals of Go" and on page 31 Kageyama says "... when there are two ways to capture with one move,
the firmer way is correct."
What makes for a "firm" move, is it just a move that reduces a group's liberties?
Secondly, why is the firmer move the better move (for example, Black 1 in diagram 8 on page 30)?
I am a beginner reading "Lessons in the Fundamentals of Go" and on page 31 >Kageyama says "... when there are two ways to capture with one move,
the firmer way is correct."
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