(;GM[1]FF[4]CA[UTF-8]AP[CGoban:3]ST[2]RU[Japanese]SZ[19]KM[0.50]DT[2018-11-18]AB[pd][dp]PC[Berlin]RE[White win by resignation]PW[Yvonne Limbach 4 kyu]PB[Sue Paterson 5 kyu];W[dd];B[pp];W[nq];B[qn]
;W[pq]C[Unusual choice of joseki, but no harm done.];B[qq];W[qr];B[qp];W[or];B[pj];W[nc];B[lc];W[qc];B[qd];W[pc]
;B[od];W[nb];B[me];W[fq];B[dn];W[jp];B[cf];W[fc];B[bd];W[cc]
;B[ci];W[no]
;B[dr]LB[go:A]C[A is an altenative her, building up the left side.];W[pk];B[qk]
;W[ql]LB[qj:A]C[It is tempting just to connect at A, keeping the position simple. In this case there is danger than the lower right group would come under pressure.];B[pl];W[ok];B[rl];W[qj]
;B[qm]LB[pi:A]C[If the ladder at A had worked, this would not have been a good sequence. But it doesn't.];W[oi];B[qi]
;W[nl]C[There are various lines available up to here, but most lead to similar poitions, with Black taking secure territory and White a thickish wall.];B[go]C[Good; the focal point of two moyos.];W[hp]
;B[hl]LB[ei:A]C[Quite a good way to limit the White moyo. An alternative might be a move such as A, building up Black's own framework.];W[dj]C[That shows the trouble with Black's last move; it limits White, but leaves a large gap in her own framework.];B[eh]
;W[di]C[Aji keshi. No hurry to play here.];B[dh];W[cj]
;B[cl]LB[ch:A][bi:B]C[A or B give better attacking chances. Black would then be strong on both sides.];W[ch];B[cg];W[bh];B[bg];W[bi]
;B[bk]LB[ef:A]C[This leaves a weak pont at A.];W[fj];B[gh]
;W[fi]C[Again, aji keshi. This strengthens Black more than White.];B[hg];W[hj];B[jl];W[jj];B[fm]
;W[ic]LB[md:B][ef:A]C[A good move, strengthening the upper left corner and exposing weaknesses at a and B.];B[bc]LB[ef:A]C[I'd prefer A.];W[rd];B[re];W[rc];B[qf];W[pi];B[rj];W[of];B[ne];W[qh];B[rh]
;W[er]
;B[dq]LB[cq:A][ds:B]C[A is often played in this poisition, so that B ends up being gote.];W[ds];B[cs];W[es];B[br];W[km];B[gc];W[gd];B[fd]
;W[gb]LB[ec:A]C[Just playing A concedes less.];B[ec];W[fb];B[ed];W[eb];B[cb];W[db]
;B[ge]LB[dc:A]C[A looks better; larger in territory, and making the group very strong.];W[bb]
;B[mh]LB[md:A]C[Quite a good move, both indirectly attacking the right hand White group and reducing the effectiveness of a White move at A.];W[ki];B[nj];W[oj];B[lk];W[mi];B[ni];W[mj];B[nh];W[mk];B[nk]
;W[ol]
;B[ml]LB[kl:A][jm:B][in:C]C[A mistake. Simply play A, B, or C and start to reduce the lower White moyo. Black would be slightly ahead on territory, but this move starts to squander the advantage.];W[ll];B[mm];W[kk];B[nn]
;W[on]LB[hd:A][in:B]C[Black is playing good stones after bad. A yose move such as A or B is better.];B[mo];W[oo];B[iq]
;W[ip]LB[in:A]C[Black is digging herself into a pit here. Already the value of a yose play at A is reduced.];B[mq];W[mr];B[lm];W[kl];B[kn];W[jn];B[ko];W[kp];B[jo];W[in]
;B[lp];W[nm];B[mn];W[kq];B[io];W[ho];B[hn]
;W[jm]C[The moral of this game is that whn you have misread a position, abandon it as soon as possible. Don't make things worse by hoping for a miracle. Move 92 was also a missed opportunity.])
