So
@martin3141 N15
@Vsotvep G6
I might try h12 unless someone wants me to play b14/c15 etc
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Weāre approaching the 24 hour mark, but itās okay to be a bit flexible with the timing
It seems that these moves have been declared:
but Iām not sure if @shinuito has settled on a move yet.
By the way, as a procedural request, could you please tag me with the @-mention (like @yebellz) to confirm your selected move? I will advance the turn when each detective has confirmed, but you can always āunconfirmā if you want to change your mind before the turn has ended.
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@yebellz ill just go h12 and weāll see what happens!
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All moves were played successfully
https://vsotvep.github.io/MulticolorGo.html?st=bcdcedcidcnedpegbdglehfdkhfloembfmcfohfonepdf&bs=17
Back to the detectivesā (@Vsotvep, @martin3141, @shinuito) turn
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yebellz is doing a good job hiding from us. With six stones placed they are probably much closer to building a living shape, but with every stone placed, our chances of finding a stone also increases. Iām just worried that we wonāt be in time.
Iām thinking maybe finding yebellz doesnāt have to be our top priority. We are already spread out a lot. Should we maybe try to solidify our positions a bit, to make yebellz job more difficult in case they are nearby?
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That may be a good idea. We probably still have around 5 or 6 moves before yebellz can make a living shape, but even if we discover the stones before then, it may be hard to actually kill it within one moveā¦
I think Iāll play P3?
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Iām considering playing Q10, to try and separate the upper-right corner and the right side.
//Edit: I just realised that Iāve been playing rather conservatively in the upper-right quadrant, while @Vsotvep you had to take care of the entire lower side. I would like to help you secure the lower side, although Iām not sure where I should play in order not to sabotage you somehow. Would it be helpful if I play Q6?
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If I play c15 this turn I donāt mind completely moving to the centre or bottom side for a few turns then
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Iām happy enough
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Yes, letās hope we find something this timeā¦
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Ok @yebellz our moves are:
P3
C15
Q6
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Oh Exciting! 
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The heat is on, itās on the street
Inside your head, with every beat
And the beatās so right and deep inside
The pressureās high, just to stay alive
'Cause the heat is on
Oh woo oh ho, oh woo oh ho
Caught up in the action Iāve been looking out for you
Oh woo oh ho, oh woo oh ho
Tell me can you feel it? Tell me can you feel it?
Tell me can you feel it?
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I think thereās a couple of idea we can go for here
- loosely surround the newly found stone to try and limit itās space to make eyes
Problems
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- the surrounding stones might be weak and counter-attacks/escape attempts are invisible
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- it might not even be the āmainā group
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go nearly full on trying to capture this stone in 1-2 stones, potentially revealing more of the group of connected stones, by not placing something.
Problems
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- the newly placed stones are weak-ish.
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- it might not even be the āmainā group and could waste a turn.
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Score!
Ok, I suggest we surround this stone completely, Q5 for me, Q7 or @shinuito , P6 for @martin3141
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Actually, scrap that! We know there arenāt any stones there anyways, since they wouldāve been revealedā¦
Instead, I suggest we play diagonal moves around it. Q4, P5 Q8?
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As I see it, we donāt know where yebellz other stones are, although I believe it likely that some are nearby. Definetely I can say that Iām less worried about the other places on the board, as the maximum number of yebellz stones that can be there, is less than in the lower-right.
Worth pointing out, we know that yebellz has no stones on the adjacent intersections (as otherwise the whole chain would have been revealed)
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