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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:10.0]
SZ[19]
HA[3]
ST[1]
PB[TMark Hall, 3d]
PW[Feng Yun, 7p]
DT[26 June 1993]
KM[0.5]
RE[W+Many]
SO[BGJ 92, Autumn 1993, Page 6b]
BR[3 dan]
WR[7 dan pro]

AB[dp][pp][pd]

C[Copyright British Go Association 1993, 2000 
We were lucky to have a 7-dan professional visiting Britain and
giving lessons and simultaneous games.  This game was played
in the IVC in London and the comments are taken from what Mrs
Feng said in reviewing the game afterwards with a couple of remarks
concerning what I was trying to do to show the contrast.  
];W[dd];B[cf];W[nc];B[pf];W[jc];B[dj];W[fq];B[hq]
;W[cn]
C[White 9: I have noticed that Mrs Feng often seems to play this
reply rather than answer the pincer directly.  
];B[eo];W[cl];B[cj];W[el]
(;B[fj]
C[Black 14: Mrs Feng said I should defend the corner probably at
30(A) which would restrict the eyeshape of the White group. 
]LB[co:A]
;W[hp];B[ip];W[gp];B[io];W[iq];B[jq];W[ir]
(;B[kp]
C[Black 22: Mrs Feng said that there was nothing wrong with pushing
down at 49(A).  
]LB[jr:A]
;W[hr];B[eq]
C[Black 24: With a stone at 49(A) this would be a forcing move;
without this stone white is alive and can move elsewhere.  
]LB[jr:A]
;W[bp];B[bq]
C[Black 26: Overplay! I should escape to the centre.  
];W[cq];B[bo];W[br];B[co]
;W[fn]
C[White 31: Now it's my group that's been cut off, not Mrs Feng's.
];B[fr];W[dr];B[fp];W[gq];B[fo];W[gn];B[dn]
C[Black 38: Actually I could see no way that I could escape and
I was just thrashing about a bit.  
];W[bn];B[cm]
;W[bm];B[go];W[ho];B[hn];W[hm];B[in];W[cp];B[en];W[jr]
C[White 49: Mrs Feng didn't want me to get this point which would
be sente and make a lot of territory.  
];B[fm]
;W[gm];B[fl];W[em];B[ek];W[dm];B[ik];W[hk];B[hj];W[il];B[jk]
(;W[gk]
C[White 61: Mrs Feng criticized her own move after the game since
this lets me save the group.  See comment to move 68 for this
variation.  
];B[fk];W[jl];B[kl];W[km];B[jm];W[kk];B[hl]
C[Black 68: The varation to move 61 shows the situation on the
board after move 67 assuming that white 61 had not been exchanged
for black 62. Without the black move 62 (C in the variation to
61), white can break out since I can't do anything without putting
the triangled stones into atari.  
];W[ll]
(;B[gl]
C[Black 70: A in the figure would be better since it threatens
to take the two stones immediately.  
]LB[im:A]
;W[kq];B[jp];W[er];B[pl]
C[Black 74: White now has a problem: one slip has allowed Black
to save his group and White's group in the centre is not settled.
];W[qj];B[ok];W[ph];B[nf]
;W[nj];B[pi]
C[Black 80: Mrs Feng liked this move and used the Japanese word
tesuji about it.  
];W[pj];B[oj];W[oi];B[ni];W[oh];B[mj];W[nk];B[nl]
C[Black 88: Mrs Feng said that this was a good move.  
]
;W[mk];B[mi];W[ki];B[mg];W[kg];B[kd]
C[Black 94: She said this was a strong move and that I had a good
attack.  
];W[jd];B[je];W[ke];B[kf]
;W[jf];B[le];W[ie];B[jg];W[ke];B[gr];W[hq];B[je];W[om];B[ol]
;W[ke];B[qi]
C[Black 110: A very bad ko threat; it loses points and improves
white's shape. I was actually thinking that it would affect the
liberties on the two white stones and give me more threats but
I was wrong.  
];W[ri];B[je];W[ij];B[jj];W[ke];B[rg];W[qg];B[je]
;W[ji];B[ii];W[ke];B[kh]
C[Black 122: I decided that I could not win the ko and hoped to
capture the central white group but I have given a large profit
to white on the upper edge.  
];W[lf];B[jh];W[mn];B[on]
C[Black 126: Mrs Feng didn't like this move; she said that it only
helps white to escape.  
];W[oo];B[pn]
;W[nn];B[po];W[lq]
C[White 131: With 129 in place white can now connect.  
]LB[nn:29]
;B[lp];W[mq];B[oq];W[mp];B[qf];W[rl];B[ml]
;W[kj];B[gj];W[qm];B[pm];W[qq]
C[White 143: A clever move which protects against the threat I
have of cutting at 154(A) or cutting the central stones off.
]LB[mo:A]
;B[rp];W[df];B[dg]
C[Black 146: I lose my last chance! I make about 10 points in the
centre but Mrs Feng makes about 20 along the upper edge.

I felt afterwards that I should have played at B to break into
the upper side.  Mrs Feng suggested the 3-3 point in the corner
but she would play at B to seal off the side. Black 146 goes
against the proverb of playing away from strength; I should be
trying to break up the upper side. However since I haven't captured
the central group I am losing and I should at least try to make
a better game of it.  
]LB[dc:B]
;W[ce];B[ef]
;W[de];B[fe];W[fd];B[ln];W[mm];B[mo];W[no];B[lo];W[lm]
(;B[gd]
C[Black 158: I can't cut at A, 1 in the variation, because of the
triangled stone: I lose.  
]LB[np:A]
;W[ge];B[gf];W[he];B[ed];W[fc];B[ee];W[ec];B[cg]
;W[be];B[pc];W[ob];B[pb];W[rn];B[rq];W[nq];B[nr];W[mr];B[or]
;W[hg];B[fg];W[gg];B[md];W[mc];B[lk]
C[Black 182: Wrong order; I should play at 183(A) first because
it is sente.  
]LB[rh:A]
;W[rh];B[rf];W[pa];B[qa]
;W[oa];B[qb];W[me]
C[White wins by many points.  
])
(;B[np];W[op];B[nq];W[pq];B[mr];W[lr];B[pr];W[qr];B[or]
;W[ns]LB[ns:10][or:9][qr:8][pr:7][lr:6][mr:5][pq:4][nq:3][op:2][np:1]
))
(;B[im]))
(;W[jl];B[kl];W[km];B[jm];W[kk]
C[Black 68: The varation to move 61 shows the situation on the
board after move 67 assuming that white 61 had not been exchanged
for black 62. Without the black move 62 (C in the variation to
61), white can break out since I can't do anything without putting
the triangled stones into atari.  
]LB[kk:5][jm:4][km:3][kl:2][jl:1][fk:C]
))
(;B[jr]))
(;B[co]))
