6: kmullin (1100) 2016-12-07 13:05 (Edited at 2016-12-07 13:06)

cool links!

I also discovered Ureshino 嬉野流. Search on YouTube for it. Kind of a weird opening, but aggressive & you give up castling mostly, I think. (There's a whole book on it, but it's in Japanese only although you can still follow the moves & diagrams in the book.)

5: orihime (2053) ☗5☗9☗112016-11-27 23:03

sodebisha is classified as surprise attack tactics.
There are few practical examples of professionals, and few other informaion.
i'm sorry i can not find english site.

here some examples.
http://ameblo.jp/shikata-note/entry-11757824541.html
http://chesirecat0512.blog117.fc2.com/blog-entry-273.html
http://website-walk.info/senpou/sodehisya/

but it may be better to look examples of extra7777.

4: Toretto (1250) ☗3☗8☗82016-11-26 20:34

i don't found sleeve rook! Orihime San, could you show me a site where i found this? thanks!

3: orihime (2053) ☗5☗9☗112016-11-26 01:40

move rook one step left and attack at line 3 strategy is called "sode-bisha" in Japanese. i don't know in English, "sleeve rook"? (sode means sleeve) this is aggressive strategy in many cases.

2: Toretto (1250) ☗3☗8☗82016-11-25 06:21

thanks, i go to look his games! 

1: Imosuji (1532) 2016-11-25 05:57

You could watch the games of extra7777 on 81dojo. I've seen him play a system (as sente) with S48, P36, R38, S37, S46, P35 against almost anything his opponent tries. Sometimes he plays P76 to get the bishop out and sometimes G78 is the only defensive move he plays. I don't know what this is called. The site calls it "free style" in English, which tells us nothing. With gote sometimes he plays all the same moves. It looks like fun and I might try it myself in quick games.
David (imosuji)