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• Basic (strategy guide)
  ...p sides and start with an advantage. If the first player makes a very weak opening move, the second player won't swap and again will start with an advantage. == The opening ==
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• A1 opening
  {{wrongtitle|title=a1 opening}} ...is one of only two openings known to be defeatable. The other is the '''b1 opening'''.
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• Outpost
  Due to the popularity of [[opening]]s in the 'A' column, it is very common for a [[player]] to have a [[piece] === Ladders towards a2 ===
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• Opening
  ...ever, typically the first two moves of the game are considered part of the opening. == Opening theory ==
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• Equivalent patterns
  contents="S area(b2,e2,e5,b5) R line(b1,e1) line(b6,e6) B line(a2,a5) line(f2,f5) E *:a1 *:f1 *:f6 *:a6" visible="area(a2,c2,c1,b1)"
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• Smart Game Format
  AB[a1][a2][a3] AB[a1][a2]
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• Solutions to Piet Hein's puzzles
  The unique opening move for which the board will be completely filled is Red a2 (or equivalently on the other side of the board, Red c2). It leads to the contents="R 1:a2 R 3:c2 B 2:a3"
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• Bill LeBoeuf vs. Universidad de Oviedo
  * '''1.a3:''' The first move is the most critical move. a3 and a2 are time tested as being almost equal whichever side you play on, and since ...es strong players have made in the past and how they have fared (so-called Opening Theory).
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• Openings on 13 x 13
  ...ot. The most ''common'' opening moves played are '''A3''', '''B2''' and '''A2''', in that order, all in the acute corner of the board. Other moves to con ...for example, '''A2''' is of course its function as a [[ladder escape]]. '''A2''' and '''B2''' and other stones on the second row can be used as second an
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• Joseki
  '''A2)''' '''A2)'''
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• Reverse Hex
  ...he long diagonal, Blue just mirrors Red's moves. For example, if Red plays a2, Blue plays b1. This continues until Red plays on the diagonal. Since we as ...se good moves are often good for both players. Despite the appearances the opening and middle-game phases are fairly important.
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• Openings on 11 x 11
  Some of the most popular opening moves among strong players on Little Golem are c2, i2, a3, and a11 (and the contents="S red:all blue:(a1--j1 a2--i2 a3 k3)
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• Strategic advice from KataHex
  Playing near your own edge with no nearby stones is a bad idea in the opening and even middlegame. This is one of the most common mistakes among human pl * Playing near your own edge in the opening or early middlegame should be a "last resort". I would recommend never doin
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