Sota Fujii Eio VS Tatsuya Sugai 8th Dan
藤井聡太叡王 VS 菅井竜也八段
From the 3rd stage of the Eio War
I started watching the game from the scene where Eiou Fujii struck 3-4 steps and pulled the corner of the back hand to 22.
Eiou Fujii, who was leading in points even if he didn't have an advantage, threw away with 24 steps and pulled out Gin, who was waiting for 67, to 66.
Around this time, I spent a lot of time reading, and although I thought it was a difficult read, for some reason the number of leads I had accumulated was gradually decreasing.
If Sugai 8th Dan made 54 steps here, his points would return to a tie.
It is unusual for Eiou Fujii to spend his time on details and reduce his points in the middle of the battle where his imagination is tested.
"Did Sugai 8th Dan fall into the trap around here?"
Eio Fujii came out with 75 silver. The aim was to exchange bad corners for late gold. Of course, Sugai 8th Dan's gold attack was for that reason.
On the first hand, I got gold and Ayumu, and on the second hand, I got horns.
Both sides agreed with each other, but objectively, Eiou Fujii reduced the number of points and the allotted time.
So far, it seems that Sugai 8th Dan is doing a good job following Eio Fujii's reading.
On the second hand, the horns produce 19 incense, and on the first hand, the rook supports 63 silver.
At a glance, 19 horses are defending their own base, and even Eiou Fujii doesn't seem to be able to attack the rear all at once.
On the other hand, if silver draws to 53 from the back, you can also see the 22 corners glaring at the first ball. With this development, the steps hanging from 76 are too creepy.
"It turned out to be exactly what I wanted." With 53 silver draws and 22 corners staring at the first ball, the all-out attack starts with 76 pawn as a base.
"How will the first move survive this attack?"
Even though the evaluation values are even, Eiou Fujii has already played shogi for one minute. Sugai 8th Dan has more than 15 minutes.
Countdown shogi is still tough.
I thought this was a loss for Eiou Fujii.
At this point, the next game is Sugai 8th Dan's first move. In modern shogi, it is self-evident that the first player has the advantage.
There was even talk of the possibility of "Eiou's disappointment".
However, Eiou Fujii made no mistakes from here on. He continued to respond politely.
Eiou Fujii was strong when he cut off the rook. He might have felt like he had won with a rook cut.
"How did Sugai 8th Dan take this rook cut?"
I thought that if I could win this, Eio Fujii's "Rook Cut Legend" would become even stronger.
"No matter how much you attack, the first line will not collapse."
"Professional shogi players who struggle to compete are also children of humans." Judging from the results, it seems that Sugai 8dan was already under a lot of psychological pressure...?
Sugai 8th Dan also played 1 minute shogi, and it was a game of finger luck. The evaluation value moves with each move, but in total, Eiou Fujii is slowly recovering.
Overcoming the attacks of the second half, the number of pieces in hand increased, and Eio Fujii took the lead before he knew it.
Keima, who came last and hit 79, also played a defensive role, and the defense of the first line is solid.
After dodging the final attack, Eiou Fujii politely pulled Sugaidama away.
From the middle to the end of the game, there were some dangerous battles, but as the game came to a close, I was amazed at how Eiou Fujii's moves became more accurate.
I feel that Sugai 8th Dan has proved that he is one of the few players who can compete against Fujii's six crowns in this shogi game. It was such a hot battle.
He has a lot of hobbies and doesn't have enough time, but on this day he was able to enjoy the shogi of Fujii 6 crown and Sugai 8 dan.
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