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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:11.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[1]
PB[kyjkim]
PW[3586]
DT[2011-04-30]
PC[Tygem Server]
KM[6.5]
RU[Japanese]
RE[W+7,5]
BR[9D]
WR[9D];B[pd];W[pp];B[dc];W[cp];B[eq];W[iq]
C[White has several possibilities here : H4, G4, D5, C15 or D15 \
as most common.]
;B[nq]
C[First theoretical choice in my database. Next 3 black possibilities \
: D5, D6 or C15]
;W[lq]
C[Again the first theoretical line. The next choice is P3.]

;B[dm]
C[C7, C15 or Q6 also possible.]
;W[do]
C[Classic answer.]
;B[ci]
C[I saw Black11 at D10 in a game.]
;W[dq]
C[A 8D observer suggested W12 at C15.
In the game I mentioned before (with a black stone at D10 instead \
C11), white 12 was  played also here at D3.]
;B[jd]
C[In that game black played C15. 
Maybe that move is not so attractive with C11 on the third line \
now.
K16 looks normal.]
;W[de]
C[Critical point. Imagine a black stone there.]
;B[fd]
C[Again a standard answer, probably better here than black C16 \
or C15.]
;W[fe]
C[White 16 at C17,E11, E12 or D12 all possible.]
;B[ee]
C[Very aggressive. G15 was the other choice.]
;W[ed]
C[E14 would have been more peaceful.]

;B[ef];W[dd];B[ec];W[cc];B[cb];W[df]
C[White 24 at B17 is also joseki, but I like D14 more.]
;B[dg];W[cg];B[dh];W[bc]
;B[bb];W[bf];B[gd];W[bi];B[bj];W[bh]
C[It seems that white ends this invasion in gote, but the black \
wall from E15 to B10 has many holes to be exploited later by \
Kobayashi.]
;B[qq]
C[Another joseki starts here.]
;W[pq];B[qp];W[po]
;B[pr];W[or];B[qr];W[oq];B[qn]
C[End of joseki. I was curious to see white's next move.]
;W[nc]
C[The viewers were divided between this move and R14.]
;B[oc];W[nd];B[pf];W[lc]
;B[kb];W[kd];B[je];W[ke];B[kc];W[kf];B[jf];W[kg];B[hp]
C[A kind of book move.]
;W[ip]
C[With the whole board in view, H3 was not attractive here.]

;B[ho];W[em]
C[After so many classic sequences, I could say that the game really \
starts only now.]
;B[dl]
C[It seems that this move helps black to cover the holes from above.]
;W[en];B[hq]
C[Guess white's next move.]
;W[eg]
C[I was just wondering if such a move will come or not. 
Nice timing of a great player.]
;B[ff];W[ei]
C[Another nice move aiming at C10 cut.]
;B[cj];W[fg]
;B[gf];W[fk];B[cn];W[bo];B[ep];W[bn];B[fj];W[ej];B[gj];W[eh]
;B[ek];W[dk];B[el];W[ck]
C[Beautiful. C10 group is captured, but the fate of the game is \
far from clear. Black has a lot of territory too.]
;B[dj];W[bk];B[bl];W[aj];B[fm];W[dr]
C[Necessary.]

;B[pn];W[fn];B[gm];W[gn];B[hn]
C[Next move ?]
;W[hm]
C[A very logical cut. I was afraid that white may lose this cutting \
stone.
You know what they say : A strong player kills a wall with a \
single stone.
I always thought this is only a joke. Not in this game, believe \
me.]
;B[jn];W[hl];B[gk];W[jl]
C[The cutting stone made its job. Black has 2 threatened groups.]

;B[lm]
C[Wait. Who guesses the next white move to send me his address. \
I will sign a check of 1000 euro for him.]
;W[jc]
C[What ? You all guessed it ?
Be honest, say no and feel stupid like me, when I stared at it.]
;B[jb];W[ic]
C[White uses these stones as a sacrifice to connect L and E groups \
and keep the pressure on black E group.
It is incredible. K17 was played to help the cutting stone from \
H7.]
;B[ib];W[gg];B[ik];W[hf];B[ge];W[jm]
;B[kn];W[ll];B[ml];W[jj]
C[Beautiful.]
;B[cl];W[ak];B[gl];W[jk];B[jg];W[jh]
;B[dn];W[eo];B[bm]
C[Black made 2 eyes here.]
;W[ig];B[id];W[np];B[pi]
C[Guess the next move.]
;W[on]
C[It looks so innocent.
In fact it is diabolical. I didn't understand it from the beginning.
The idea is to cut the black group from left.]
;B[mp];W[mq]
;B[om];W[qo]
C[The trap.]
;B[ro];W[pm];B[qm];W[nm];B[pl];W[mm]
C[Mission accomplished.
Can black live now ?]
;B[ir];W[jr]
;B[er]
C[Black is trying to exploit the weakness of the corner.]
;W[hr];B[gr];W[is];B[bq]
C[I thought white was in trouble...]
;W[br];B[bs]
C[...because of this move.]
;W[cq]
C[I was wrong. A wonderful and calm defence that creates a double \
KO.]
;B[ds];W[aq]
;B[mn]
C[If black A6, we see the white answer later. 
As I said, a double KO makes easy life for white.]
;W[nn];B[no];W[oo];B[op];W[km];B[an];W[bp];B[ln];W[np]
;B[fq];W[fp];B[op];W[nr];B[lp];W[np];B[kq];W[kr];B[jp];W[io]
;B[in];W[mo];B[lk];W[kl];B[kh]
C[Last hope.]
;W[lh];B[ki];W[li];B[ji];W[ii]
;B[ih];W[kj];B[jh];W[lj]
C[No more hope.]
;B[me];W[mg];B[ne];W[nl]
C[The proper move.
It allows the cut at M16, but joins the other white group, not \
to let it eyeless.]
;B[ld];W[od]
;B[oe];W[pc];B[qc];W[pb]
C[White dies there, but he makes a probe.
He knows he is winning the game.]
;B[ao]
C[Now the double KO comes in action.]
;W[cs];B[cr];W[as]
C[Nice.]
;B[qb];W[qd]
;B[qe];W[rd];B[ob];W[rp];B[rq];W[oj];B[pj];W[oi];B[ok];W[nk]
;B[oh];W[nh];B[ni];W[nj];B[ng];W[mi];B[bd];W[cd];B[ac];W[be]
;B[ar];W[cs]
C[When black takes one ko, white takes the other one.
Beauty of balance.]
;B[nf];W[ad];B[hh];W[hg];B[ab];W[ol];B[pk];W[ij]
;B[hk];W[le];B[md];W[mf];B[al];W[ai];B[he];W[ps];B[qs];W[os]
;B[il];W[im];B[if];W[co];B[gh];W[ch];B[fi];W[hi];B[fh];W[di]
;B[am];W[ap];B[pm]
C[Great master, great game!]
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