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    This document provides advice for playing the board game Go, suggesting to not play if unfamiliar with the ladder technique, that defending your opponent's vital point defends your own, and to cut off sections of the board you don't want your opponent to control rather than making risky single-point jumps.

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    This document provides advice for playing the board game Go, suggesting to not play if unfamiliar with the ladder technique, that defending your opponent's vital point defends your own, and to cut off sections of the board you don't want your opponent to control rather than making risky single-point jumps.

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    This document provides advice for playing the board game Go, suggesting to not play if unfamiliar with the ladder technique, that defending your opponent's vital point defends your own, and to cut off sections of the board you don't want your opponent to control rather than making risky single-point jumps.

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    Don’t play Go if you don’t know the ladder

    Your vital point is your opponent's vital point.

    No one point jump is a bad move.

    Cut the side you don’t want -(because it normally gets captured
    I guess)

    Attack the knight at the waist

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