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;FF[3]GM[1]AP[PocketGoban Ver 0.999]
SZ[19]PB[Lee, John J-S]BR[6d]PW[Cha, Jimmy]WR[6d]
GN[2003 fujitsu r3 t1]DT[2003-01-19]
PC[Baltimore, MD]EV[Fujitsu Qualifier Tournament]RO[Final Match]RE[B+R]GC[SGF file edited by Chris Garlock and William Cobb using Many Faces 11]CP[American Go Association]US[Keith Arnold]KM[5.5]
C[Commentary by John Lee

When the computer pairing matched me against Yang Hui Ren in 
the semifinals with me as White, I knew that if both Jimmy and 
I advanced to the finals, that I would take Black against Jimmy.

It is no secret that Jimmy is a very strong player, especially 
great in fighting games, but I felt I would have a chance if 
I were to take Black.]
;B[pd];W[dd];B[dq]C[B3: I took Jimmy's invitation and played move 3 in the diagonally 
opposite corner because I did not want to give in to the "Chi" 
fight.]
;W[pp];B[cf];W[fc];B[cn];W[jq];B[qj];W[qn];B[nc]C[B11: It feels like the game will be a long territorial battle 
at this point.]
;W[gq];B[hc];W[bd];B[ci]C[Black 15 may be bigger at R15, but I did not want to leave any 
of my groups exposed to an attack by Jimmy.]
;W[rd]C[W16: Jimmy needs to play somewhere in this corner now. If Black 
gets R15, Black's shape gets too big.]
;B[rf]C[Black 17 is the proper move in this situation.]
;W[qc];B[pc];W[rb]C[White 20 settles the upper right corner.
Now Black must invade the lower right corner.]
;B[pr];W[nr];B[qq];W[qp];B[rr]C[B25: We see a photocopy of the upper right corner in the lower 
right corner.]
;W[oj];B[ql];W[pk];B[qk];W[pi];B[qi];W[om];B[oq];W[mq];B[op]
;W[oo];B[mp]C[Black 37 is the correct move even though there is a cut, as we 
will see with the next move.]
;W[np];B[nq];W[no];B[mr];W[lq];B[lr];W[kr];B[lp]C[Black 45 typically should be avoided, but in this case, as Black 
is planning to tenuki (play elsewhere), Black 45 is played.]
;W[kq];B[nk]C[Black 47 is the vital point.]
;W[nj];B[mk];W[ok];B[mj];W[mi];B[li];W[lh]C[W54: After the game, Jimmy regretted that he did not cut at M10 
with White 54.]
;B[mh];W[ni];B[ki];W[kh];B[jh];W[kf];B[jg];W[lf];B[fb]C[Black 63 is an asking move. It is important that Black ask now 
before Black makes another move on the upper side.]
;W[ec];B[kd]C[B65: Now, the black stone at N12 can escape if White does not 
make a move to capture it. Because White has to spend another 
move to capture this stone, White should have played the white 
stone on M12 at M10 (move 54).]
;W[pg];B[qf]C[White 66 at Q13 is necessary but after Black 67, White's upper 
right corner has to make life.]
;W[pb];B[ob];W[ji]C[W70: White does not have time to spend another move to make the 
upper right corner completely alive. If Black plays at Q19, the 
corner will become a ko.]
;B[kk];W[ii];B[ik];W[hj];B[hk];W[gj];B[hg]C[B77: Jimmy commented that Black 77 was an overplay. Black should 
have played around F8.]
;W[gk];B[gl];W[dj];B[di];W[fg]C[White 82 should have been at E11, Black E12, then White F12. 
In the game, Black 83 puts White in an awkward position.]
;B[fi];W[gh];B[gi];W[ih];B[hh];W[ig];B[hi];W[ij];B[hm];W[ej]
;B[ei];W[id];B[ic];W[jd];B[jc];LB[ke:A]W[ld]C[White 98 was a mistake. It should simply be played at L15, or 
White should not play in this area at all.]
;B[jf]C[Black 99 is a good move, which makes White 98 (at M16) an overplay.]
;W[he];B[ke];W[je];B[hd];W[ie];B[le];W[if]C[W106: White should play an atari at N15 before White 106.]
;B[me]C[Black 107 gives Black a solid 20 points on the upper side.

At this point, I felt comfortable. Black is leading in territory, 
and White's group in the upper right corner is still only half 
alive.]
;W[dg];B[be];W[cj];B[bj];W[bk];B[bi];W[cq]C[W114: White has to get something from attacking the center group 
and/or the lower left corner. 

White 114, however, should have been played somewhere in the 
center, to first cut off the center group from the corner. 

Jimmy regretted White 114 after the game. White 114 makes Black 
stronger, as we can see in the game.]
;B[cp];W[bp];B[dp]C[Black 117 is the proper move. Black does not want to give White 
a chance to make things messy here.]
;W[cl];B[el];W[fk];LB[fk:B][cl:A]B[bc]C[Black 121 is a big move, which also makes Black's group on the 
left safe. Since White protected at C8 and F9, Black should make 
sure that this group doesn't get into any trouble.]
;W[gn]C[White 122 is the "shobu" (do or die) move for White. White is 
behind in territory so White must split the two groups here in 
hope of complications.]
;B[hn];W[go];B[ln];W[jn];B[jo];W[cd];B[ad];W[bb]C[W130: White should have first played at J5. White can reduce 
Black's territory and strenghten his group on the bottom in sente.]
;B[io]C[Black 131 is a big move. I was in my third byo-yomi at this time, 
but after Black 131 I felt that, unless I made a mistake under 
time pressure, I would not lose this game.

No further comments.]
;W[br];B[cr];W[bq];B[er];W[cs];B[gr];W[fq];B[dr];W[bo];B[fr]
;W[hq];B[ir];W[iq];B[en];W[dm];B[fm];W[do];B[co];W[dn];B[eo]
;W[ep];B[bn]C[Black wins by resignation.]
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