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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:11.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[0]
PB[Jim Barty, 4 dan]
PW[Jim Bates, 4 dan]
DT[April 1982]
PC[InterVarsity Club, Covent Garden, London]
KM[5.5]
RE[W+Resign]
SO[BGJ 56, June 1982, Page 10]
AN[Jim Barty]
BR[4 dan pro]
WR[4 dan pro]
C[Copyright British Go Association 1982, 2004]
;B[cp];W[oq];B[eq];W[pc];B[dd];W[cj];B[qp];W[qn]
;B[op];W[np];B[oo];W[pr];B[qo];W[pm];B[qr];W[qq];B[rq];W[pq]
;B[rr];W[lq];B[no];W[mp];B[nm];W[ro];B[rp];W[qj];B[pe];W[qg]
;B[qc];W[qb];B[qd];W[ob];B[nd]
C[Black 33: If Black plays 35 (A) and White replies at 33 the black \
stones seem to be on dame points, so black 33 was played to push \
White down and give Black some shape in the centre. But having \
played this way Black should carry on pushing. When White plays \
36 to 39 the black stones become desperately overconcentrated. \
In retrospect it is probably not a very good idea to force White \
into a strong position facing the black hoshi stone. After 26 \
and 28 the corner is small and perhaps Black should play 29 on \
the star point in the middle of the top side.]
LB[qc:29][qg:28][pe:27][qj:26][of:A]
;W[mc];B[of];W[md];B[me];W[le]
;B[mf]
C[If Black plays 35 (A) and White replies at 33 the black stones \
seem to be on dame points, so black 33 was played to push White \
down and give Black some shape in the centre. But having played \
this way Black should carry on pushing. When White plays 36 to \
39 the black stones become desperately overconcentrated. In retrospect \
it is probably not a very good idea to force White into a strong \
position facing the black hoshi stone. After 26 and 28 the corner \
is small and perhaps Black should play 29 on the star point in \
the middle of the top side.]
LB[mf:39][le:38][me:37][md:36]
;W[gc];B[cl];W[cf];B[df];W[ce]
C[White 44: This is a good move and Black should answer at 46 not \
45, even though it is usually bad to let White push through at \
45, If Black can take a solid 10 points of territory in the corner \
with sente with which to reduce any emerging White moyo then \
the game is still playable.]
;B[de];W[cd];B[cc]
C[Black 47: Again Black is obsessed with the corner rather than \
the overall position; Black must hane on the outside at 48 (A) \
and again at 52 (B), this way he might keep the corner and still \
get toinvade around 50 (C).]
LB[id:C][bh:B][cg:A]
;W[cg]
C[White 48 and 50: Natural, Black has been completely outplayed \
here, the wall is useless.]

;B[dg];W[id]
C[White 48 and 50: Natural, Black has been completely outplayed \
here, the wall is useless.]
;B[ch]
C[Black 51 to White 56: 53 is a useful aji stone and makes it harder \
for White to invade the lower left corner.]
;W[bh];B[bi];W[ci];B[dh];W[bg]
C[Black 51 to White 56: 53 is a useful aji stone and makes it harder \
for White to invade the lower left corner.]
LB[bg:56][dh:55][ci:54][bi:53][bh:52][ch:51]
;B[jq]
C[Black 57: However, Black is losing and the aggression unleashed \
from this move onwards is Black’s best effort to catch up.]
;W[ko]
;B[jo];W[bp];B[bq];W[dp];B[cq];W[dn];B[co];W[jr];B[kr];W[kq]
;B[ir];W[jp];B[iq];W[ip];B[hp];W[io];B[ho];W[fp]
C[White 76: A long time later White remarked "When I played this \
move I wasn’t sure if it was a brilliance or an overplay and \
I’m still not sure!" Black simply saw a target.]
;B[bj];W[bk]
;B[ck];W[ai];B[em];W[hq];B[hn]
C[Black 83: The severest move Black could think of.]
;W[en];B[fq]
C[Black 85: Black thought that if 85' had been at 86 (A) White \
could live. Whether this is true or not is left as on exercise \
for the reader.]
LB[fm:A]
;W[fm];B[in]
C[Black 87: Abysmal - Black is very likely to want to play 88 (A) \
himself later.]
LB[jn:A]
;W[jn]
;B[fl];W[el];B[dj]
C[Black 91 to White 96: I had a blind spot here and did not see \
96 coming at all. Black now has the problem of finding 20 points \
somewhere.]
;W[aj];B[gm];W[dm];B[ek];W[bm]
C[Black 91 to White 96: I had a blind spot here and did not see \
96 coming at all. Black now has the problem of finding 20 points \
somewhere.]
LB[bm:96][ek:95][dm:94][gm:93][aj:92][dj:91]
;B[ke];W[ld]
;B[hd];W[ic];B[ql];W[pl];B[qi];W[rj];B[rn];W[rm];B[so];W[rl]
;B[hc];W[hb];B[gd];W[gb];B[ie];W[lf];B[je];W[lg];B[jc];W[jb]
;B[kc];W[kb];B[jh];W[ik]
C[White 122: This is a good move and 123 (A) is an inadequate reply.]
LB[jj:A]
;B[jj];W[di];B[fj]
C[Black 125: Should be at 126 (A) but Black is still not going \
to make much territory here.]
LB[ei:A]
;W[ei];B[fi];W[gl]
;B[fk];W[eh];B[fh];W[eg];B[bc];W[gf];B[ec];W[hm];B[qh]
C[Black 137: an overplay.]
;W[hg]
;B[jg];W[gn];B[hr];W[db];B[hi]
C[Black 143: Black was afraid of a white play here, but the corner \
has less scope for thrashing about than the centre group.]
;W[eb];B[dc]
C[Black 145 to 159: This is all nonsense. If 158' had been at 159 \
the corner would die.]
;W[fd];B[fc];W[he]
;B[fb];W[fa];B[ea];W[da];B[cb];W[ga];B[ca];W[ea];B[ab];W[bd]
;B[ba]
C[Black 145 to 159: This is all nonsense. If 158' had been at 159 \
the corner would die.]
LB[ba:59][bd:58][ab:57][ca:55][ga:54][cb:53][da:52][ea:56][fa:50][fb:49][he:48][fc:47][fd:46][dc:45]
;W[rg];B[si];W[oh];B[oi];W[ri];B[rh];W[sj];B[sh];W[pg]
;B[pi];W[nh];B[ok]
C[Black 171: Sente to kill the white group, but a bit too obviously \
so.]
;W[ni];B[nj];W[pj];B[oj];W[sm];B[li];W[mh]
C[White 178: A play at 179 (A) would leave the black group dead.]
LB[re:A]

;B[re]
C[Black 179: Actually Black can still be killed. See if you can \
read it out.]
;W[im];B[gq];W[ll];B[lk];W[kk];B[lj];W[rc]
C[White 186: Black resigned on seeing this. The game is irretrievably \
lost. Black has been outplayed in just about every phase of this \
game.]
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