Article Number
LGKIMSB1-3UAB
Author
Speed Baduk - Volume 1-3 & Answerbook
Attributes
595 pages, paperback, Reprint, Hebsacker, 1. edition 2021, original edition 2003
Baduk has been regarded as the best board game in the East for more than three thousand years. There have been so many strong players but no one has completely mastered this game. This indisputable attraction is the reason why Baduk still exists now and we can share the same feeling with our ancestors.
In the West, Chess has been played for a long time instead. Recently, I heard the Chess world champion lost to the best Computer Chess programme. However, I think Baduk is totally different from Chess. In Baduk it is really difficult for the Computer to beat human players because Baduk is much more complicated and philosophical. Therefore Baduk is really worth challenging.
However, it is not easy to learn Baduk. The board is small but it has depth and its own world inside. The majority of the people who give up in the middle of learning think Baduk is too difficult. Even in Korea, China and Japan, Baduk is still believed to be the most difficult board game, in spite of a lot of good learning materials. I think it is because the materials are not easy to understand and are not well-organized.
As a professional player I have felt sorry for the beginners and learners because of these problems. I have also experienced a lot of problems through the teaching of Baduk to the beginners. Therefore we really need lots of good teaching materials.
This book is quite popular for the beginners and teachers in Korea. It is written in easy language and lots of problems, quizzes and other aspects in this book will give you much fun and interest. I hope this book will help Baduk spread all over the world.
June 2003 Sung-Rae KIM
In the West, Chess has been played for a long time instead. Recently, I heard the Chess world champion lost to the best Computer Chess programme. However, I think Baduk is totally different from Chess. In Baduk it is really difficult for the Computer to beat human players because Baduk is much more complicated and philosophical. Therefore Baduk is really worth challenging.
However, it is not easy to learn Baduk. The board is small but it has depth and its own world inside. The majority of the people who give up in the middle of learning think Baduk is too difficult. Even in Korea, China and Japan, Baduk is still believed to be the most difficult board game, in spite of a lot of good learning materials. I think it is because the materials are not easy to understand and are not well-organized.
As a professional player I have felt sorry for the beginners and learners because of these problems. I have also experienced a lot of problems through the teaching of Baduk to the beginners. Therefore we really need lots of good teaching materials.
This book is quite popular for the beginners and teachers in Korea. It is written in easy language and lots of problems, quizzes and other aspects in this book will give you much fun and interest. I hope this book will help Baduk spread all over the world.
June 2003 Sung-Rae KIM
| Weight | 1.71 kg |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Hebsacker |
| Width | 17 cm |
| Height | 24 cm |
| Medium | Book |
| Year of Publication | 2021 |
| Author | Sung-Rae Kim |
| Language | English |
| Edition | 1 |
| Year of Original Version | 2003 |
| Pages | 595 |
| Binding | paperback |
| Name | Hebsacker Verlag |
|---|---|
| Adresse | Benkeloher Str. 12 Scheeßel - Ostervesede 27383 Deutschland |
| Internet | www.hebsacker-verlag.de |
| info@hebsacker-verlag.de |
Volume 1
1. Liberty
2. Capturing
3. Escaping
4. Counter-dansu (atari)
5. Connection
6. Blocking
7. How to play Dansu (Atari)
8. Territory
9. Suicide Move
10. Life and Death
11. Chokchoksu (Shortage of Liberties)
12. Snapback
13. Net
14. Ladder
15. Capturing Race
16. Filling Liberties
17. Increasing Liberties
18. Live Stone(s) and Dead Stone(s)
19. Pae (Ko)
20. Bik (Local Stalemate)
21. Good Shape and Bad Shape
22. Good Move and Bad Move
23. Neutral Point
24. Endgame
Volume 2
1. Connection
2. Cutting
3. Ladder
4. Net
5. Capturing race
6. Snapback
7. False Eye
8. Life and Death
9. Living Shape, Dead Shape
10. Throw-in
11. How to capture the key stone(s)?
12. Mattbogi(Miai)
13. Strong shape, Weak shape
14. Good Shape, Bad Shape
15. Sunsu, Husu
16. Savable Stones, Unsavable Stones
17. Territory
18. Size
19. Endgame
Final Test
Volume 3
1. Counter-dansu(atari)
2. Chokchoksu
3. Ladder and Net
4. Snapback
5. How to play dansu
6. Territory
7. Life and Death
8. Ja-chung
9. Capturing Race
10. Blocking and Hane
11. Increasing liberties and Nobi
12. Hane and Nobi
13. Play hane to capture
14. Big(Seki)
15. Correct Move, Wrong Move
16. Size
17. Endgame
18. Counting Territory
Final Test
1. Liberty
2. Capturing
3. Escaping
4. Counter-dansu (atari)
5. Connection
6. Blocking
7. How to play Dansu (Atari)
8. Territory
9. Suicide Move
10. Life and Death
11. Chokchoksu (Shortage of Liberties)
12. Snapback
13. Net
14. Ladder
15. Capturing Race
16. Filling Liberties
17. Increasing Liberties
18. Live Stone(s) and Dead Stone(s)
19. Pae (Ko)
20. Bik (Local Stalemate)
21. Good Shape and Bad Shape
22. Good Move and Bad Move
23. Neutral Point
24. Endgame
Volume 2
1. Connection
2. Cutting
3. Ladder
4. Net
5. Capturing race
6. Snapback
7. False Eye
8. Life and Death
9. Living Shape, Dead Shape
10. Throw-in
11. How to capture the key stone(s)?
12. Mattbogi(Miai)
13. Strong shape, Weak shape
14. Good Shape, Bad Shape
15. Sunsu, Husu
16. Savable Stones, Unsavable Stones
17. Territory
18. Size
19. Endgame
Final Test
Volume 3
1. Counter-dansu(atari)
2. Chokchoksu
3. Ladder and Net
4. Snapback
5. How to play dansu
6. Territory
7. Life and Death
8. Ja-chung
9. Capturing Race
10. Blocking and Hane
11. Increasing liberties and Nobi
12. Hane and Nobi
13. Play hane to capture
14. Big(Seki)
15. Correct Move, Wrong Move
16. Size
17. Endgame
18. Counting Territory
Final Test
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