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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:10.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[1]
PB[Matthew Macfadyen, 6d]
PW[Terry Stacey, 5d]
PC[British Championship round 3, 1984]
KM[5.5]
TM[3 hours]
RE[B+Resign]
SO[BGJ 64 March 1985 page 7]
BR[5318120 dan]
WR[5318120 dan]

C[Copyright British Go Association 1985, 1998 
];B[pd];W[dp];B[pq];W[cc];B[fq];W[dn];B[jp];W[nc]
;B[pf];W[pb];B[qc];W[kc];B[dd];W[dc];B[fd];W[de];B[ee];W[cd]
;B[df];W[ed];B[ff];W[cf];B[dg];W[cg];B[dh];W[fc];B[gd];W[gc]
C[White 28 would be better one space below 31 (at B). The two white
stones in the lower corner get isolated and Terry finds himeself
having to play 36 (C) to protect them (I was planning to play
A).  
]LB[ck:C][ci:B][bn:A]

;B[be];W[ce];B[ch];W[qk];B[qi];W[qn];B[qp];W[ck];B[cq];W[dq]
;B[dr];W[cp];B[br];W[bq];B[cr];W[lq]
C[White 44 and 46: A bit too optimistic. The severe splitting attack
which follows is clearly unfavourable for White, especially with
all that Black thickness waiting across the board. It would have
been more prudent to play 46' at 53, treating 47 lightly.  
];B[jq];W[nq];B[pn];W[pm]
;B[on];W[qo];B[op];W[lo];B[rp];W[po];B[oo];W[pr];B[or];W[oq]
;B[qr];W[pp];B[ps];W[om];B[mn];W[mo];B[nm];W[ln];B[nl];W[ok]
;B[pj];W[pk];B[ll];W[lm];B[ml];W[jm];B[rj];W[nj];B[lj];W[nh]
;B[lh];W[pg];B[ph];W[og];B[qg];W[of];B[pe];W[ik];B[ld];W[lg]
;B[kg];W[mg];B[kh];W[kf];B[jf];W[ke];B[jl]
C[Black 95 and 97 are crude but effective. They threaten to play
one point to the right of 98, cutting off the white group. If
86' had been at 96 the game might have lasted longer.  
];W[il];B[jk];W[mi]
;B[im];W[jn];B[hm];W[ho];B[gp];W[gl];B[gm];W[fl];B[go];W[np]
;B[nn];W[kr];B[kp]
C[Black 111 looks strange shape, but it would be the key point
for White to make eyes.  
];W[mr];B[lp];W[mp]
C[White 114' could live at 115, but Black could play 114 and cut
off enough stones to win easily. After 115 White's group is dead.
];B[nr];W[hq];B[hp];W[jr]
;B[ir];W[ko];B[km];W[hr];B[iq];W[is];B[fr];W[io];B[ip]
C[White resigned after 127.  
])
