Chapter 153 Nie Jie's Affirmation
In a Go game, if one side gives the other side nine pieces, it means that the difference in chess skills between them is very large.
Even so, Nie Jie was very confident of winning.
Although Xu You has an extraordinary IQ, as long as Xu You is really a beginner, Nie Jie is confident of winning even if he gives Xu You twenty pieces, let alone nine.
Of course, it is best to play fast chess, relying entirely on intuition and muscle memory to make your moves.
If it was a slow game, Xu You might be able to figure out some moves.
"Well, then let's go to Heqing College. There's a chess room there with a timer."
"Okay, let's play fast chess. Each move is limited to 30 seconds, and there are three countdown opportunities."
After arriving at the chess room of Heqing College , the two found an empty chessboard, set the timer, and prepared to start the game.
Because it is a handicap game, there is no need to decide who goes first or second by guessing.
After Xu You arranged the nine pieces, Nie Jie directly used point three three to attack one of Xu You's corners.
Xu You made a move based on his own feeling.
"He is indeed a beginner." Nie Jiexin said.
Xu You's response was completely disorganized. If the software were to evaluate it, his winning rate would have dropped by at least five points.
"Let's start the deep learning mode. It would be embarrassing if we were to be defeated completely and have nine moves."
Because this was just a discussion, Xu You thought about it for a while and decided to start deep learning.
In the state of deep learning, Xu You quickly thought about the future changes of each chess shape and chose a more appropriate place to place the piece.
Even so, most of Xu You's moves were wrong choices in Nie Jie's opinion.
"Not to mention being a natural or skilled player, it's not even an ordinary player." Nie Jiexin said.
It seems that Xu You did not lie to himself. Xu You played chess in a completely unconventional way.
Even though Xu You had nine pieces in the first move, Nie Jie still killed a big dragon.
But after the middle game, Xu You seemed to suddenly realize something, and his moves became more reasonable.
Finally, when the ownership of all the territories on the chessboard was determined, Nie Jie began to count the pieces.
"I won by twenty points. Not bad. It's great that I could do this well for the first time," said Nie Jie.
Nie Jie knew that if it were any other beginner, he might be able to eat all of his pieces.
After finishing this game of chess, Xu You also felt the huge gap between himself and Nie Jie.
He was given nine moves and still lost twenty points.
But Xu You was not too disappointed. After all, he was facing the world Go champion, and he hadn't played Go for almost ten years.
The relaxing effect of Go is also good. The fatigue level in Xu You’s system interface was reduced a lot at once.
In addition, Xu You made another important discovery.
Xu You noticed that during the chess game he just played, his learning experience points accumulated very quickly.
Even though Go was not among Xu You's subjects.
But it does not affect the accumulation of experience points.
In fact, when playing Go, Xu You's learning experience value increased faster than when studying other subjects.
"Could it be that it's because I was always calculating while playing Go?"
If this is the case, then Xu You's brain power should be growing at a relatively fast rate.
However, the growth of brain power is very slow, and no changes can be seen in a short period of time.
Thinking of this, Xu You said to Nie Jie:
"Another plate?"
"sure."
Nie Jie also enjoyed the process of playing chess with Xu You. After arranging the chess pieces, he started the second game with Xu You.
This time, Xu You's chess moves were obviously much more formal.
This has happened in many places.
This meant that at the beginning, Nie Jie did not have a big gap with Xu You.
Relying on his strong basic skills, Nie Jie occupied the four corners of the chessboard.
Xu You took advantage of his strength and occupied the middle part of the board.
It was not until the middle game that Nie Jie finally seized the loopholes in Xu You's chess formation and gained an advantage of several points.
"Not bad, we are only six points short of winning this game." Nie Jie exclaimed.
In just the second game, Xu You narrowed the gap between himself and Nie Jie by fourteen points.
Nie Jie also found this speed of progress a little unbelievable.
"Let's play one last round?" Xu You suggested.
"Okay, the last one."
In the third game, Xu You's moves were more reasonable.
Xu You basically did not make the same mistakes he had made in the previous two games.
Faced with Xu You's stable moves, Nie Jie couldn't find any breakthrough.
"This hand."
"It's Ben's hand again."
"It's still my own skill!"
Although each of Xu You's moves was not particularly sophisticated, there were no major loopholes.
This is already an excellent performance in handicap chess.
As it rained, beads of sweat began to appear on Nie Jie's forehead.
In this game, Xu You always maintained the advantage and was never surpassed by Nie Jie in terms of points.
The game has entered the endgame, and the number of points that can be gained is getting smaller and smaller.
At this time, in the chess room, more and more people were watching the chess game between Xu You and Nie Jie.
The duel between these two influential figures of Ji University attracted many students from Heqing College.
Although everyone
"If I don't make any mistakes, I can at least win half a point in the end," said Xu Youxin.
By the third set, Xu You could even perform calculations in real time to count the difference in points between the two sides.
"No, I give up."
At this moment, Nie Jie suddenly threw the chess piece onto the board, indicating that he admitted defeat.
Nie Jie also calculated that no matter what, he would definitely lose half a point.
Although half a point may not seem like much, it is enough to decide the outcome of a game of chess.
At this time, Xu You could finally breathe a sigh of relief.
After playing three games of chess with Nie Jie, I finally won one.
At this time, the students who were watching were finally able to discuss in a low voice.
"Holy crap, Xu You actually beat Nie Jie? Is Xu You's Go level that high?"
"It's not that exaggerated. Nie Jie gave Xu You nine moves, and Xu You only won by a narrow margin in the end."
"But this is already very impressive. For Jiuzi to be able to beat Nie Jie, it is almost equivalent to amateur 2nd dan."
After the game ended, Nie Jie couldn't help but express his approval of Xu You's performance.
"You played this game of chess very steadily. Although you didn't make any brilliant moves, almost every move was a basic one. Are you really just starting to play chess? The difference between these three games is too big."
In Nie Jie's opinion, "benshou" is not a derogatory term, especially in this kind of handicap chess.
