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| rules_capture3_repetition_2cap_c | ||
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White may not capture black immediately after black capture, as this would produce the same whole board position as before black move. So white must play somewhere else. After this white may capture from A.
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| rules_capture3_repetition_start_c | ||
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Capture 3 stones has an additional rule: A player may not play a stone so that it creates a past board position. So repetition of full-board position is not allowed.
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| rules_capture3_repetition_cont_n | ||
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Example continuation
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| rules_capture3_start_n | ||
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Capture 3 Stones Rules
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| go_capturing_start_n | ||
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Thu Dec 01 12:47:18 EET 2022
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Capturing Stones
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| go_capturing_start_c | ||
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Capturing opponent stones is important skill both in capture go and go. Following introduces different ways to capture opponent stones.
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| go_capturing_double_threat_n | ||
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Double Threat
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| go_capturing_double_s_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_double_s_c | ||
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In this position black can play a stone that threats to capture two stones. White cannot defend both stones with a single move.
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| go_capturing_double_e_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_double_e_c | ||
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White cannot save both stones.
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_s_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_s_c | ||
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In this position black can capture white A only with a sequence called ladder.
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e1_c | ||
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A ladder starts with this move. In the ladder the stones being captured are kept in one liberty.
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e2_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e2_c | ||
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You can use arrows to replay the sequence of moves.
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e3_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e3_c | ||
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Finally white has only one liberty left.
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e4_fg | ||
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Diagram
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| go_capturing_ladder_ex_1_e4_c | ||
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This result is terrible for white.
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