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Pincer to Double Approach Joseki Proper Responces

This is a clip from Essential Josekis. When you get pincered, you may usually either jump or 33 the corner. The downside of jumping out is that you may not know how to utilize the influence you get at the end of the joseki, but your opponent has solid territories on both sides. The thing with taking the corner is that you get locked inside the corner. You have points, but your opponent has a great moyo to work with. The chances are, you don't know how to properly destroy or reduce a moyo. If this describes you, then you definitely have to learn this double approach joseki! We have shown you only the proper responses in this video. If you would like to learn how to deal with your opponent playing "wrong" moves, then please check out Essential Josekis. In Essential Josekis, we have explained this joseki in great depth and we also talked about all kinds of situations and overplays that one may encounter in amateur games. In my personal experience, as soon as I pull out this joseki in that specific situation, my win rate spikes up to 90+% at the end of the joseki in fox 1d and below because a lot of kyu players don't even know how to deal with the counter pincer. Essential Josekis: https://shorturl.at/hqKV1