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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:11.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[0]
PB[Matthew Macfadyen, 6 dan, UK]
PW[Fernando Aguilar, 5 dan, Argentina]
DT[17th March 1982]
PC[Tokyo, Japan. 1982 World Amateur Championship Round 2]
KM[5.5]
RE[W+Resign]
SO[BGJ 56, June 1982, Page 8]
AN[Matthew Macfadyen]
BR[6 dan pro]
WR[5 dan pro]
C[Copyright British Go Association 1982, 2004]
;B[pe];W[dd];B[co];W[oq];B[pc];W[dq];B[fp];W[do]
;B[cp]
C[Black 9: My favourite line of the ‘taisha’ - black 7 is well \
placed to spoil the eyeshape of White’s group.]
LB[fp:7]
;W[dp];B[dn];W[en];B[eo];W[fn];B[cq];W[cr];B[br];W[dr]
;B[dm]
C[Black 19: It would be nice to play 21(A), but white would cut \
at 29(B) and win the capturing race in the corner.]
LB[cn:B][fq:A]
;W[fo];B[fq];W[ep];B[ip]
C[Black 23: Leaves many weaknesses, it would be better to play \
one point to the left.]
;W[ck];B[el];W[bm];B[bn];W[cm]
;B[cn];W[dj];B[gl];W[hn];B[jo];W[im];B[km]
C[Black 35: I was planning to build a large moyo on the right but \
this is pushing too hard - better would be to extend to 51(A) \
or to play on the third line on the lower side.]
LB[fi:A]
;W[fk];B[fl];W[hk]
C[White 38: Overplay - he is trying to shut the black group in \
to make me add an extra stone in the corner but this is unreasonable \
- 38' should be one point to the right.]

;B[gk];W[gj];B[fj];W[hj];B[dk]
C[Black 43: Better at 50(A) - black is straining too hard to get \
sente.]
LB[ej:A]
;W[cl]
C[White 44: Better at 51(A) - white is straining too hard to make \
Black add a stone in the corner.]
LB[fi:A]
;B[cj];W[ci];B[bj];W[bi]
;B[po]
C[Black 49, White 50: Both better at 51(A).]
LB[fi:A]
;W[ej]
C[Black 49, White 50: Both better at 51(A).]
LB[fi:A]
;B[fi];W[eh]
C[White 52: 53(A) is impossible since Black would cut above 30 \
and kill many stones.]
LB[dj:30][ek:A]
;B[ek];W[gg];B[hl];W[il];B[ik];W[bs]
;B[ar];W[kl];B[jk];W[kn]
C[White 62: He has to play here - the white group dies first if \
he starts a semeai. The result is not bad for White, though - \
even after 65(A) black’s lower side is weak.]
LB[lq:A]
;B[ii];W[lm];B[lq];W[qp];B[fh];W[fg]
;B[qo];W[pp];B[oo];W[np];B[qk];W[kc];B[jd]
C[Black 75-99: Both sides strain as hard as possible - the issue \
is not so much whether Black lives in the corner as what happens \
on the outside while he is doing so. If 98' is at 99, Black plays \
below 91 saving his two stones 93 and 95 and getting a big centre.]
;W[jc];B[id];W[ic]
;B[cc];W[dc];B[cd];W[ce];B[be];W[bf];B[db];W[eb];B[ec];W[ed]
;B[cb];W[df];B[fc];W[fb];B[eg];W[ei];B[dg];W[cg];B[hh];W[gc]
;B[bd]
C[Black 75-99: Both sides strain as hard as possible - the issue \
is not so much whether Black lives in the corner as what happens \
on the outside while he is doing so. If 98' is at 99, Black plays \
below 91 saving his two stones 93 and 95 and getting a big centre.]
LB[bd:99][gc:98][hh:97][cg:96][dg:95][ei:94][eg:93][fb:92][fc:91][df:90][cb:89][ed:88][ec:87][eb:86][db:85][bf:84][be:83][ce:82][cd:81][dc:80][cc:79][ic:78][id:77][jc:76][jd:75]
;W[hq]
C[White 100: Both players have been waiting for this one - Black’s \
overplay at 23 comes home to roost.]
LB[ip:23]
;B[iq];W[ir];B[jr];W[hr];B[hp]
C[Black 105: Misses the best play - this should have been at 133(A), \
White cannot reply one point above (Black would descend at 106(B) \
and kill)- so he would have to cut at 145(C), allowing Black \
to cut through the centre, securing his stones absolutely. This \
would separate six white stones in the centre, and with weakish \
stones in the centre White would be unable to invade the right \
side deeply.  Thus Black would get compensation for sacrificing \
his two stones.]
LB[gp:C][fr:B][go:A]
;W[fr];B[nr];W[kp]
;B[kq];W[lp];B[or];W[pr];B[mp];W[mo]
C[White 114, 116: These two stones are White’s profit from his \
attack, now 118 becomes a severe invasion and Black has little \
chance of getting enough territory.]
;B[mq];W[no]
C[White 114, 116: These two stones are White’s profit from his \
attack, now 118(A) becomes a severe invasion and Black has little \
chance of getting enough territory.]
LB[qi:A][mo:14]
;B[lr];W[qi]
;B[qg];W[pk];B[ql];W[oi];B[ge];W[fe];B[rp];W[rq];B[ro];W[ob]
;B[pb];W[nc];B[ld];W[lc];B[go];W[kd];B[hg];W[pl];B[qj];W[qh]
;B[rg];W[pj]
C[White 140: Very solid, and almost sente - now White is definitely \
winning.]
;B[er];W[gq];B[fs];W[gr];B[gp];W[eq];B[qm];W[ki]
;B[om];W[ne];B[mk];W[kk];B[mm];W[mn];B[ll];W[jm];B[al]
C[Black 157: Ludicrous - this is a straight loss of two points.]
;W[am]
;B[bh];W[ch];B[ri];W[pm];B[on];W[nl];B[mh]
C[Black 165, 169: Unreasonable, but I was not interested in playing \
safely for a small loss.]
;W[nm];B[nk];W[ol]
;B[ni]
C[Black 165, 169: Unreasonable, but I was not interested in playing \
safely for a small loss.]
;W[og];B[lg];W[rh];B[sh];W[pg];B[ph];W[pi];B[pf];W[ij]
;B[jj];W[ji];B[hi];W[kj];B[gi];W[kf];B[kg];W[jf];B[ff]
C[Black 187: Should have played here earlier - maybe White would \
answer to the right.]
;W[ef]
;B[if];W[jg];B[ng];W[nf];B[lf];W[le]
C[White 194: Black resigns - please confirm for yourself that the \
Black group is unable to make two eyes.]
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