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  GM[1]
  FF[4]
  CP[Copyright 2004 by Bruce Wilcox]
  AN[Bruce Wilcox. Jan 11, 2004]
  RU[Japanese]
  SZ[19]
  HA[2]
  KM[0.50]
  TM[2700]
  OT[25/600Canadian]
  PW[Lionel]
  PB[RoninRo]
  WR[1k]
  BR[2k]
  DT[2004-01-10]
  PC[The Kiseido Go Server (KGS) at http://kgs.kiseido.com/]
  AB[pd][dp]
  RE[B+Resign]
  C[
  
I was asked to comment on some games for Wings. Here is one. 
  
My commentary is done as I walk through the game, with no clue about what will actually happen next.

My commentary is largely drawn from the unpublished pending product: "Bruce Wilcox's Go Dojo: Sector Fights", as well as occasionally the published installment "Contact Fights". While I use the results described in those products, I am not spending the time here to justify or explain the rules or conclusions involved.

Also, since commentary and explanation could go on and on, I try not to. That means I tend to avoid adding in variations showning followups in great detail. Instead I just verbally name the move and the result of playing it.

Enjoy!]

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  W[dd]
  WL[2696.26]
  CR[dd]

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  LB[pp:X][pq:Y]
  B[nq]
  BL[2645.147]
  CR[nq]
  C[Typical play would be at X or Y. These are standard patterns for coordinating with Black's both of Black's handicap stones.

Black as played claims a preference for the bottom side. This move is ok -- IF -- Black has a plan for how to use his prior move to attack White when White enters the corner. Otherwise this is merely an inconsistent strategy move which does not coordinate with the upper right handicap.]

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  W[pp]
  WL[2670.991]
  CR[pp]
  LB[qp:X][pq:Y]
  C[White need not rush to play in this area, but it is White's choice. White should expect to be squeezed from the other side. So the question is where to best play this move and what White's plan is for when it happens. But I doubt White has a plan.

White needs a plan. Unfortunately I don't see a good plan from this move. So I think it is premature.]

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  B[qn]
  BL[2611.637]
  CR[qn]
  C[Fine. A squeeze is expected here.]

; 
  W[np]
  WL[2659.948]
  CR[np]
  LB[oo:B]
  C[ok, though since White might like to attack either stones, White's better bet is probably to play B. Black will invade at 3-3 and White just takes sente being outside the sector line. There is nothing exciting around here that White can attack strongly or use to create territory frameworks yet.]

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  B[mp]
  BL[2579.116]
  CR[mp]
  C[Std contact outside response.]

; 
  W[no]
  WL[2655.932]
  CR[no]
  C[Std contact response]

; 
  B[oq]
  BL[2563.209]
  CR[oq]
  C[Std contact continuation on the vital shape point.]

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  W[po]
  WL[2623.133]
  CR[po]
  LB[qk:X]
  C[White is now finding it awkward in the area. White does not have the corner as a base and White has just built a wall in gote. Black's lower group is stable enough. All Black has to do is extend up toward X and White's stones are doing nothing.]

; 
  B[mo]
  BL[2495.118]
  CR[mo]
  TR[qn]
  C[BAD. White is contact super-stable, so filling in a White liberty is inefficient. Black should be defending his triangle stone.]

; 
  W[nm]
  WL[2588.475]
  CR[nm]
  LB[qk:X]
  C[Concept of moving out is good, but better to first squeeze Black at X. Otherwise White is still not doing anything with all these stones. Black cannot successfully enclose White in one move, so White has time to squeeze.]

; 
  B[jq]
  BL[2369.728]
  CR[jq]
  C[NO. This Black group is in no danger. It can slide, extend, run. 

Black must defend the other side. Then his stones are safe and working with his upper corner. ]

; 
  W[qf]
  WL[2533.772]
  CR[qf]
  LB[qj:X][oj:Y]
  C[Could be. 

White is offering Black a chance to manage his lower stone, though I can't see a great place to do that, so maybe this is a fine move.

A squeeze play at X is another choice. If Black reacts, White has a good fight and can extend up here during it. If Black doesn't (which is his better strategy), then a White play at Y swallows Black into oblivion but seems too small scale.]

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  B[nc]
  BL[2262.647]
  CR[nc]
  C[ok.]

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  W[pj]
  WL[2519.893]
  CR[pj]
  LB[rj:X]
  C[Right concept. Question is should this be high or low. A Black slide to X could make this move end up with very little. So I say it should be low.]

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  B[qj]
  BL[2246.964]
  CR[qj]
  LB[qk:X][qi:Y]
  TR[qf]
  C[Attach is another good choice. White won't like either choice of response X or Y. 

If White Y, Black plays X and his group is already in good straits. If White plays X, Black plays Y and White needs to defend again but White's triangle stone is getting attacked.]

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  W[qk]
  WL[2496.31]
  CR[qk]
  TR[qn]
  C[Generally one should attack wholesale, not piecemeal. White will get Black's triangle stone, but the capture will be inefficient and the damage on the outside will be significant. The other way was better.]

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  B[qi]
  BL[2155.32]
  CR[qi]
  C[yes.]

; 
  W[pi]
  WL[2461.195]
  CR[pi]
  C[Bad. White builds a wall facing the center but Black has easy access to the center so the wall will be useless. In exchange White is making it easy for Black to live.]

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  B[qh]
  BL[2117.157]
  CR[qh]
  LB[rk:X]
  C[ok, but I'd rather be rushing to X first so I could insure I would get linked up.]

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  W[ph]
  WL[2432.444]
  CR[ph]
  LB[pk:X]
  TR[qf]
  C[But since White is building this useless wall, Black has no problems. As White I'd want to play X, taking my immediate profit, and assume I could manage to fight with triangle successfully somehow.]

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  B[rk]
  BL[2111.147]
  CR[rk]
  C[yes]

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  W[ql]
  WL[2396.743]
  CR[ql]
  C[White's position is useless.]

; 
  B[rl]
  BL[2105.26]
  CR[rl]
  C[yes]

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  LB[qg:X]
  W[ro]
  WL[2392.302]
  CR[ro]
  C[White is attacking the wrong end. There are two ends that can be attacked on the Black group. White is strong on this end but weak on the other end. X is a much better play to keep White safe.]

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  B[rn]
  BL[2083.374]
  CR[rn]
  LB[qg:X]
  C[Black should ignore here (it's an endgame move) and play at X. Then cut White off.]

; 
  W[rg]
  WL[2376.895]
  CR[rg]
  C[White seems to be getting the better by playing on both ends freely. But Black could counterattack.]

; 
  B[pg]
  BL[2038.993]
  CR[pg]
  C[And Black does.]

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  LB[qd:X]
  W[pe]
  WL[2301.83]
  CR[pe]
  C[Shape-wise, better to play X first. Otherwise X will be a great response for Black and White will get no shape in the area.]

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  B[qd]
  BL[2005.313]
  CR[qd]
  C[excellent.]

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  W[qg]
  WL[2242.944]
  CR[qg]
  C[The problem with all this is that Black can choose to just live, White will need to make a defensive capture of Black's cutting stone, and Black gets sente. White's wall is pretty but not that useful into the center and Black sente just keeps on racking up points.]

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  B[og]
  BL[1953.649]
  CR[og]
  TR[pe]
  C[Black chooses to fight. As long as Black does not die on the right, is this ok?

Not really. It will be great if Black can capture White's triangle group. But unless Black has read out that he can, all it really means is Black has a floating center group and White FINALLY gets a use for that big thick stable group that was wasted before - White can attack Black with it.]

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  W[rh]
  WL[2196.367]
  CR[rh]
  C[yes.]

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  B[rj]
  BL[1937.34]
  CR[rj]
  C[ugly but there is no choice]

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  W[qm]
  WL[2150.643]
  CR[qm]
  C[White has time for this as White would win a race to capture (if White is reading this out). But if reading is unreliable here, there is no rush to play here. White could be happing moving his own endangered group out and then attacking Black's two-stone string.]

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  B[rm]
  BL[1833.801]
  CR[rm]
  C[yes, but Black has to hope he has resources to live with.]

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  W[nf]
  WL[2139.906]
  CR[nf]
  LB[of:X][oe:Y]
  C[This doesn't work. White can only safely play at X or Y.]

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  B[pk]
  BL[1807.989]
  CR[pk]
  C[An interesting idea, but White can just ladder this.]

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  W[ok]
  WL[2135.391]
  CR[ok]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[pl]
  BL[1805.486]
  CR[pl]
  C[so?]

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  W[pm]
  WL[2133.442]
  CR[pm]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[oj]
  BL[1800.284]
  CR[oj]
  C[Since Black has this anytime, does Black think he needs this whole sacrifice thingy now?]

; 
  W[oi]
  WL[2101.32]
  CR[oi]
  C[Better to capture the two stones and be done with all threats in this area.]

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  B[ni]
  BL[1751.663]
  CR[ni]
  C[yes.]

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  W[ol]
  WL[2074.347]
  CR[ol]
  C[finally, but Black gets another threat still.]

; 
  B[oh]
  BL[1743.773]
  CR[oh]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[nj]
  WL[2072.439]
  CR[nj]
  C[ok.]

; 
  B[oe]
  BL[1732.235]
  CR[oe]
  C[yes. But Black could have just done this without all this rigamarole.]

; 
  W[rd]
  WL[2058.131]
  CR[rd]
  C[Clever.]

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  B[rc]
  BL[1693.324]
  CR[rc]
  LB[qe:X]
  C[yes, inside allows White to play at X, threating to capture or escape.]

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  W[of]
  WL[2038.878]
  CR[of]
  C[Black is accumulating a LOT of cutting points. ]

; 
  B[pf]
  BL[1680.466]
  CR[pf]
  C[yes]

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  W[qe]
  WL[2037.414]
  CR[qe]
  C[yes]

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  B[mg]
  BL[1657.934]
  CR[mg]
  C[yes]

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  LB[qc:X]
  W[od]
  WL[1984.402]
  CR[od]
  TR[nf][of]
  C[No. Better to merely cut at X. Forcing Black to extend his stone in atari will damage White's two triangle stones. Playing at X is all White is really after.]

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  B[ne]
  BL[1650.963]
  CR[ne]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[re]
  WL[1976.054]
  CR[re]
  C[yes, but White's previous atari wasn't needed to play here.]

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  B[mf]
  BL[1593.944]
  CR[mf]
  C[Fine, but we all must recognize that White is alive now.]

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  W[qo]
  WL[1952.929]
  CR[qo]
  C[And Black is dead. ]

; 
  B[sf]
  BL[1573.935]
  CR[sf]
  C[Doesn't work. White has a cut.]

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  W[qc]
  WL[1950.295]
  CR[qc]
  C[yes]

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  B[pc]
  BL[1569.746]
  CR[pc]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[qb]
  WL[1948.893]
  CR[qb]
  C[of course]

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  B[rb]
  BL[1566.875]
  CR[rb]
  C[doesnt work]

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  W[pb]
  WL[1947.295]
  CR[pb]
  C[yes]

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  B[oc]
  BL[1564.892]
  CR[oc]
  C[forced]

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  W[ra]
  WL[1945.57]
  CR[ra]
  C[bye bye more black stones.]

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  B[qa]
  BL[1511.454]
  CR[qa]
  C[So?]

; 
  W[pa]
  WL[1935.379]
  CR[pa]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[fd]
  BL[1414.472]
  CR[fd]
  LN[fd:ni]
  C[END OF FIGHT.

What is the result before this move?

White got about 46 points of solid territory and has claims on a bottom right corner of 12 more and an upper left corner of 9 more. Black has 26 points of territory and a moyo on the bottom worth about 8 points. Black is already losing.

White has thickness facing the center but so does Black. Black has thickness facing the side, which can be used. Black has a group on the bottom that is stable, but maybe could be attacked some day. 

Without sente, this would be a disaster for Black since White could just waste Black's upper wall. But with sente and spent here, Black has a moyo whose net value is about 13 points.

This means Black has scored 47 territory-equivalent points, White has scored 55+ territory points, and White has sente. Black is losing. He screwed up the fight. Living would have been enough and counterattacking White totally unnecessary. ]

; 
  W[hc]
  WL[1920.566]
  CR[hc]
  LB[df:X]
  C[White is winning so there is actually no need to invade. This is a mistake. X would be much better.]

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  B[he]
  BL[1393.682]
  CR[he]
  LB[ge:X][fc:Y]
  C[But this attack also sucks. White should live easily enough and with minimal damage. The correct attack is at X to prevent White from attaching and connecting at Y.]

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  W[fc]
  WL[1915.849]
  CR[fc]
  C[yes.]

; 
  B[ec]
  BL[1388.892]
  CR[ec]
  C[Due to bad placement of Black's cap, this doesn't work for Black.]

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  W[ed]
  WL[1912.974]
  CR[ed]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[gc]
  BL[1386.113]
  CR[gc]
  C[so?]

; 
  W[gd]
  WL[1903.84]
  CR[gd]
  TR[hc]
  C[No. White should simply extend. White gets the corner, sente, and maybe even lives with the triangle stone. Even if the triangle stone doesn't live, Black's profit is too small and sente for White is more valuable.]

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  B[fb]
  BL[1382.629]
  CR[fb]
  C[White has a lot to lose if White loses a ko here.]

; 
  W[fe]
  WL[1897.971]
  CR[fe]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[fc]
  BL[1377.041]
  CR[fc]
  C[yes. Even without ko, White will have problems.]

; 
  W[hd]
  WL[1875.942]
  CR[hd]
  TR[dd][ed][fe]
  C[White is now committing to another fight, this time in Black's area of strength. White will probably live since Black also has to spend time living. But White's triangle stones may lose their base and we don't know who will end up with sente.]

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  B[ge]
  BL[1373.76]
  CR[ge]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[dc]
  WL[1874.766]
  CR[dc]
  C[ok for White's stones here. Guess they won't lose their base. But Black can fight hard against White's other stones now, so it is the price White pays.]

; 
  B[db]
  BL[1356.89]
  CR[db]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[cb]
  WL[1872.315]
  CR[cb]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[ca]
  BL[1338.716]
  CR[ca]
  LB[ba:X][ea:Y]
  C[NO. doesn't work. White can atari Black unto death by playing X, Black connects, White plays Y, and just keeps ataring from the outside after that.]

; 
  W[bc]
  WL[1854.539]
  CR[bc]
  C[But White backs off. Too bad for White.]

; 
  B[ee]
  BL[1327.779]
  CR[ee]
  TR[ge][he]
  LB[hb:X]
  C[Too ambituous. White is already almost alive on one side. Black is going to weaking his triangle stones. 

Better to just play X and go after White's three-stone string.]

; 
  W[ff]
  WL[1852.453]
  CR[ff]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[hb]
  BL[1303.301]
  CR[hb]
  C[yes but late]

; 
  W[ie]
  WL[1827.662]
  CR[ie]
  LB[ib:Y][ef:Z]
  C[If White wants to play here eventually, why not block Black at Y first? 

But it's a losing concept to fight in Black's area of strength when you are already winning.

Why not play Z, let Black have the upper side, and take sente again. That would be a winning strategy. Black is given about 40 points for his upper moyo, 7 for the lower moyo, and 21 points of territory on the lower side. Total about 68. White would have almost 10 for his upper left position (which was previously credited with 9) and his previous earnings, so White is still holding 55+ points. Add Sente to the mix (worth 15) and White and White can have 70+ after his move. So White isn't losing yet.]

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  B[gg]
  BL[1296.057]
  CR[gg]
  C[ok]

; 
  W[fg]
  WL[1806.906]
  CR[fg]
  C[White is increasing the loss and likelihood of loss on the upper side.]

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  B[if]
  BL[1272.84]
  CR[if]
  TR[fc]
  C[yes, Black should end up with this area. But White has been profiting too. Not as much as White should have (had White saved his stone where triangle was and aimed to sacrifice the upperside White stones originally. But then White probably had no way of deciding what was a reasonable result.]

; 
  W[md]
  WL[1802.079]
  CR[md]
  C[Struggle, struggle. Good luck. Can't hurt now.]

; 
  B[nd]
  BL[1263.134]
  CR[nd]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[jd]
  WL[1741.718]
  CR[jd]
  C[whatever]

; 
  B[jf]
  BL[1216.668]
  CR[jf]
  C[White is clearly not escaping now. Can White live?]

; 
  W[mb]
  WL[1737.261]
  CR[mb]
  LB[ob:X][oa:Y]
  C[Useless gote. Black can play X and Y in sente.]

; 
  B[ob]
  BL[1207.202]
  CR[ob]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[sc]
  WL[1732.451]
  CR[sc]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[bb]
  BL[1118.663]
  CR[bb]
  LB[jb:X]
  C[NO. White might let Black have this if White can find a way to live on the upper side. Black doesn't need this. Just play X.]

; 
  W[jb]
  WL[1719.11]
  CR[jb]
  C[White tries. Of course if White is still dead then White is suffering by ignoring Black's atari in the upper left.]

; 
  B[ic]
  BL[1094.01]
  CR[ic]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[de]
  WL[1692.75]
  CR[de]
  LB[df:X]
  C[White obviously thinks it's over. And it is.

Unfortunately had White declared it over earlier, White would have sente. Instead White hands over sente to Black here in order to get safe.

Locally X is a better capture, less aji.]

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  B[dg]
  BL[1080.049]
  CR[dg]
  LB[cj:X]
  C[And here comes Black to irritate White. But it is mighty close to White. Wouldn't a prepatory play at X be better? 

Have to count the score first. White 46 territory + claims of 12. Black some 50 territory + useful side influence on the bottom. Black has sente.

So Black is doing fine. Playing at X is a safe way to play. White has almost no choice but to defend in the upper left and Black can continue to grow. Black as played is taking an unnecessary risk of counteratttack. ]

; 
  W[dh]
  WL[1686.204]
  CR[dh]
  C[And White seems to be counterattacking. Certainly merely backing down would be a losing strategy.]

; 
  B[ch]
  BL[973.5]
  CR[ch]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[cf]
  WL[1652.363]
  CR[cf]
  LB[ci:X]
  C[No. A total waste. Cut or play X. But this peep is bad.]

; 
  B[eh]
  BL[966.556]
  CR[eh]
  C[ok.]

; 
  W[di]
  WL[1649.254]
  CR[di]
  C[This would be a losing idea, generating another weak group. UNLESS White already knows he is losing, in which case confusion creates opportunity.]

; 
  B[eg]
  BL[963.302]
  CR[eg]
  C[ok.]

; 
  W[ef]
  WL[1631.669]
  CR[ef]
  C[Ouch. Better to give Black the 3 stones and make the other cut. Now White is going to fight at a serious disadvantage.]

; 
  B[ei]
  BL[944.22]
  CR[ei]
  C[No. Better to protect the other cutting point.]

; 
  W[fh]
  WL[1618.073]
  CR[fh]
  TR[hd][hc][gd]
  C[Better to cut. Now if Black just ladders the two stones, he is safe. White is undoubtedly hoping to revive his triangle stones. But if Black just captures them now, there will be no mischief.]

; 
  B[dj]
  BL[937.543]
  CR[dj]
  C[Nice locally. Can White cause mischief by saving his three stones now? Easier for Black if he ended that question.]

; 
  W[fi]
  WL[1604.01]
  CR[fi]
  C[Whoopee. White builds a wall facing strong Black stones. There is no value in this. Black should end the problem of the three White stones.]

; 
  B[fj]
  BL[916.846]
  CR[fj]
  C[No. Mischief might arise.]

; 
  W[gj]
  WL[1592.721]
  CR[gj]
  C[let's just keep saying no to both sides.]

; 
  B[id]
  BL[879.488]
  CR[id]
  C[YES. thank you black. White is now accomplishing nothing.]

; 
  W[cn]
  WL[1586.346]
  CR[cn]
  LB[cp:X]
  C[White is in trouble no matter where White plays. It's a handicap game, however, so White must try. 

Black's left side group is essentially alive. So White is too close to it. If Black merely takes the corner at X, White is under attack again and Black is making profit.]

; 
  B[cp]
  BL[854.538]
  CR[cp]
  C[Perfect. I didn't look ahead, I promise.]

; 
  W[en]
  WL[1575.42]
  CR[en]
  C[Runing for no value. White must lose this game now as there is no mischief left.]

; 
  B[dm]
  BL[850.202]
  CR[dm]
  C[No. Defend the corner and make profit. Black's group is in no danger. This is a piecemeal attack and Black doesn't need the piece.]

; 
  W[em]
  WL[1569.538]
  CR[em]
  C[Also no value.]

; 
  B[dn]
  BL[840.001]
  CR[dn]
  C[ok]

; 
  W[dl]
  WL[1566.926]
  CR[dl]
  C[White is clearly trying to profit from Black's unneeded piecemeal threat by giving Black the piece. It's an excellent idea but whether or not it will work out remains to be seen.]

; 
  B[cm]
  BL[730.428]
  CR[cm]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[ek]
  WL[1544.755]
  CR[ek]
  LB[cl:X]
  C[Black could give White the stone and not care. White needs to press on at X and hope.]

; 
  B[cl]
  BL[679.564]
  CR[cl]
  C[White has no hope in this area now.]

; 
  W[hq]
  WL[1535.455]
  CR[hq]
  LB[fq:X]
  C[And a new invasion. But Black has lots of options and White can be attacked profitably by a Black play at X, so White is just vainly hoping.]

; 
  B[io]
  BL[639.998]
  CR[io]
  LB[fq:X]
  C[Better to attack with profit at X and then run into the center.]

; 
  W[ho]
  WL[1521.251]
  CR[ho]
  LB[fq:X]
  C[White should make a base at X. Not big, but better than nothing.]

; 
  B[gp]
  BL[601.053]
  CR[gp]
  LB[fq:X]
  C[yech. Peep is not valuable as it gives Black no profit. Still just play at X.]

; 
  W[hp]
  WL[1511.755]
  CR[hp]
  C[yes]

; 
  B[gq]
  BL[583.799]
  CR[gq]
  C[No. Fills liberty of super-stable string.]

; 
  W[bh]
  WL[1468.146]
  CR[bh]
  C[cute, but gote if defended.]

; 
  B[bi]
  BL[546.283]
  CR[bi]
  C[yes]

; 
  W[mn]
  WL[1448.291]
  CR[mn]
  C[of no real value]

; 
  B[ko]
  BL[476.066]
  CR[ko]
  C[Black is pleased.]

; 
  W[pq]
  WL[1424.493]
  CR[pq]
  C[profit, but does not harm Black any more.]

; 
  B[im]
  BL[401.672]
  CR[im]
  C[from here on, we just waste time marching through the endgame, unless surprises arise.

I look ahead from here and fine that there aren't any big surprises, so the game is over at this point. White eventually resigns.

Black screwed up the right side fight and was losing. White then screwed up the top by invading into Black's moyo and missed several chances to recover. So then Black was leading. And then White's sector fighting just kept getting worse and Black was so far ahead the endgame became superfluous.]

; 
  W[lq]
  WL[1411.97]
  CR[lq]

; 
  B[mq]
  BL[388.798]
  CR[mq]

; 
  W[jr]
  WL[1406.88]
  CR[jr]

; 
  B[ir]
  BL[352.976]
  CR[ir]

; 
  W[jp]
  WL[1395.129]
  CR[jp]

; 
  B[kq]
  BL[306.239]
  CR[kq]

; 
  W[kr]
  WL[1374.304]
  CR[kr]

; 
  B[iq]
  BL[283.538]
  CR[iq]

; 
  W[ip]
  WL[1366.246]
  CR[ip]

; 
  B[kp]
  BL[276.571]
  CR[kp]

; 
  W[hr]
  WL[1346.542]
  CR[hr]

; 
  B[jo]
  BL[234.479]
  CR[jo]

; 
  W[fr]
  WL[1302.575]
  CR[fr]

; 
  B[eq]
  BL[194.4]
  CR[eq]

; 
  W[er]
  WL[1299.549]
  CR[er]

; 
  B[gr]
  BL[190.129]
  CR[gr]

; 
  W[gs]
  WL[1290.699]
  CR[gs]

; 
  B[is]
  BL[185.414]
  CR[is]

; 
  W[hs]
  WL[1287.201]
  CR[hs]

; 
  B[go]
  BL[174.604]
  CR[go]

; 
  W[hn]
  WL[1284.285]
  CR[hn]

; 
  B[gn]
  BL[157.968]
  CR[gn]

; 
  W[hm]
  WL[1277.275]
  CR[hm]

; 
  B[gm]
  BL[149.114]
  CR[gm]

; 
  W[dr]
  WL[1256.519]
  CR[dr]

; 
  B[br]
  BL[126.07]
  CR[br]

; 
  W[hl]
  WL[1239.794]
  CR[hl]

; 
  B[fl]
  BL[103.601]
  CR[fl]

; 
  W[fk]
  WL[1226.587]
  CR[fk]

; 
  B[el]
  BL[30.637]
  CR[el]

; 
  W[dk]
  WL[1222.838]
  CR[dk]

; 
  B[ck]
  BL[20.231]
  CR[ck]

; 
  W[gl]
  WL[1220.833]
  CR[gl]

; 
  B[fm]
  BL[16.187]
  CR[fm]

; 
  W[ej]
  WL[1219.274]
  CR[ej]

; 
  B[ci]
  BL[12.747]
  CR[ci]

; 
  W[fq]
  WL[1216.339]
  CR[fq]

; 
  B[fp]
  BL[7.483]
  CR[fp]

; 
  W[nh]
  WL[1179.664]
  CR[nh]

; 
  B[ng]
  BL[3.189]
  CR[ng]

; 
  W[mi]
  WL[1177.628]
  CR[mi]

; 
  B[li]
  BL[594.427]
  OB[24]
  CR[li]

; 
  W[lh]
  WL[1174.844]
  CR[lh]

; 
  B[ki]
  BL[570.919]
  OB[23]
  CR[ki]

; 
  W[mh]
  WL[1162.381]
  CR[mh]

; 
  B[ii]
  BL[545.08]
  OB[22]
  CR[ii]

; 
  W[jh]
  WL[1155.583]
  CR[jh]

; 
  B[kh]
  BL[536.48]
  OB[21]
  CR[kh]

; 
  W[lg]
  WL[1148.91]
  CR[lg]

; 
  B[kf]
  BL[488.761]
  OB[20]
  CR[kf]

; 
  W[lf]
  WL[1144.521]
  CR[lf]

; 
  B[le]
  BL[485.952]
  OB[19]
  CR[le]

; 
  W[oa]
  WL[1137.824]
  CR[oa]

; 
  B[na]
  BL[482.87]
  OB[18]
  CR[na]

; 
  W[sb]
  WL[1136.568]
  CR[sb]

; 
  B[nb]
  BL[477.63]
  OB[17]
  CR[nb]

; 
  W[jj]
  WL[1131.473]
  CR[jj]

; 
  B[ji]
  BL[470.539]
  OB[16]
  CR[ji]

; 
  W[lj]
  WL[1123.825]
  CR[lj]

; 
  B[ll]
  BL[445.552]
  OB[15]
  CR[ll]

; 
  W[km]
  WL[1117.205]
  CR[km]

; 
  B[kl]
  BL[432.309]
  OB[14]
  CR[kl]

; 
  W[ml]
  WL[1105.437]
  CR[ml]

; 
  B[cc]
  BL[414.106]
  OB[13]
  CR[cc]

; 
  W[bd]
  WL[1102.482]
  CR[bd]

; 
  B[bg]
  BL[410.542]
  OB[12]
  CR[bg]

; 
  W[lm]
  WL[1096.976]
  CR[lm]

; 
  B[jl]
  BL[398.545]
  OB[11]
  CR[jl]

; 
  W[jm]
  WL[1092.975]
  CR[jm]

; 
  B[il]
  BL[386.79]
  OB[10]
  CR[il]

; 
  W[in]
  WL[1090.938]
  CR[in]

; 
  B[kj]
  BL[378.985]
  OB[9]
  CR[kj]

; 
  W[pr]
  WL[1075.958]
  CR[pr]

; 
  B[lr]
  BL[335.199]
  OB[8]
  CR[lr]

; 
  W[ms]
  WL[1072.334]
  CR[ms]

; 
  B[mr]
  BL[304.562]
  OB[7]
  CR[mr]

; 
  W[ns]
  WL[1065.047]
  CR[ns]

; 
  B[ls]
  BL[302.266]
  OB[6]
  CR[ls]

; 
  W[or]
  WL[1063.9]
  CR[or]

; 
  B[lk]
  BL[263.304]
  OB[5]
  CR[lk]

; 
  W[mj]
  WL[1047.431]
  CR[mj]

; 
  B[bf]
  BL[258.314]
  OB[4]
  CR[bf]

; 
  W[cr]
  WL[1041.188]
  CR[cr]

; 
  B[bq]
  BL[228.391]
  OB[3]
  CR[bq]

; 
  W[kg]
  WL[1025.503]
  CR[kg]

; 
  B[jg]
  BL[223.036]
  OB[2]
  CR[jg]

; 
  W[hh]
  WL[1022.51]
  CR[hh]

; 
  B[ih]
  BL[219.366]
  OB[1]
  CR[ih]

; 
  W[hj]
  WL[1020.912]
  CR[hj]

; 
  B[hi]
  BL[600]
  OB[25]
  CR[hi]

; 
  W[hg]
  WL[1009.804]
  CR[hg]

; 
  B[gi]
  BL[590.203]
  OB[24]
  CR[gi]

; 
  W[gh]
  WL[1003.543]
  CR[gh]

; 
  B[gf]
  BL[587.539]
  OB[23]
  CR[gf]

; 
  W[ik]
  WL[1001.491]
  CR[ik]

; 
  B[ij]
  BL[569.469]
  OB[22]
  CR[ij]

; 
  W[jk]
  WL[998.346]
  CR[jk]

; 
  B[hk]
  BL[566.364]
  OB[21]
  CR[hk]

; 
  W[gk]
  WL[995.297]
  CR[gk]

; 
  B[jn]
  BL[558.675]
  OB[20]
  CR[jn]

; 
  W[ig]
  WL[991.586]
  CR[ig]

; 
  B[kk]
  BL[548.873]
  OB[19]
  CR[kk]

; 
  W[hk]
  WL[975.194]
  CR[hk]

; 
  B[df]
  BL[529.434]
  OB[18]
  CR[df]

; 
  W[hf]
  WL[959.208]
  CR[hf]

; 
  B[je]
  BL[524.744]
  OB[17]
  CR[je]
)