British Go Journal No. 64. March 1985. Page 15.

A Game From The London Open

Black: Richard Granville
White: Brian Chandler, 2d
The game-file in Ishi and SGF format.

Figure 1 (1-69) 41 at 33, 42 at 37, 49 at 33.

• White 8: Strange – black 9 causes White immediate problems.
• Black 11: Terrible – he must accept the invitation to take fourth line territory by playing A.
• Black 15 must cover the cut at A. Black 9 is in no danger.
• White 16: Unthinkable – the cut at A is the only move.
• White 26: Error – the sequence to 43 should spring instantly to mind.
• White 50: What does he intend to do if Black cuts above 26?
• White 58: Covers the cut (at last).

Figure 2 (70-111)

• Black 71-83: Good timing. White must worry about Black puling out 77 later.
• Black 87: Must play 88. Then if White cuts at 87, black 92 prepares to sacrifice two stones.
• White 96-110: White is trying to kill the group (note that Black B fails to C).

Figure 3 (112-165)

• White 136: Bad. He must play the empty triangle at 165.
• Black 139-147: Black has a go at killing the white group before running away with his own – but 145 definitely lets white live, and should be omitted.
• White 160: What is he trying to do? White 160' at 161 would force 165, then white D is devastating.
• Black 165: Game over. White cannot connect because of the snapback at E.

Black won by 11 points.