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GM[1]FF[4]VW[]AP[Many Faces of Go:10.0]
SZ[19]
HA[0]
ST[0]
PB[Ted Ning]
PW[Yuan Zhou]
DT[2002-12-08]
PC[IGS:  igs.joyjoy.net 6969]
KM[5.5]
RE[W+R]
AN[Yuan Zhou]
US[Brought to you by IGS]
EV[2003 Fujitsu, A TOURNAMENT game played on the Internet Go Server]
GN[yzhou2-zinc(B) IGS]
CP[
  Copyright (c) NKB, Inc. 1998
  Permission to reproduce this game is given, provided proper credit is given.
  No warrantee, implied or explicit, is understood.
  Use of this game is an understanding and agreement of this notice.
]
BR[6d]
WR[6d ]
RO[1]

C[2003 N.A. Fujitsu Tournament
Round 1
B: Ted Ning 7.9
W: Yuan Zhou 7.7
Komi: 5.5
Played on IGS 12/7/02
Result: W+R
Comments by Yuan Zhou
Edited by Chris Garlock in Many Faces of Go 11. 
Published in the 1/20/03 edition of the American Go E-Journal
];B[dp]
C[Ted Ning is the USA representative for the 2003 World Amateur
Go Championship (WAGC).  This is the second time Ted will represent
USA in the WAGC; he made 8th place in WAGC the first time.  Ted
is obviously one of the strongest players in the United States
and it is always a pleasure to play him.  Before
this game, our records were tied at 2 wins and 2 losses each.
]BL[4468];W[pp]
C[
 
]WL[4467];B[dc]BL[4392];W[pc]WL[4459];B[pe]BL[4383];W[qe]
C[A common opening.
]WL[4360];B[qf]BL[4230];W[qd]
C[
]WL[4352]
;B[mf]
C[B chose this joseki to get sente and form a moyo on the left
side.
]BL[4218];W[mc]
C[

]WL[4290];B[di]
C[
 
]BL[4209];W[fq]
C[

]WL[4182];B[ip]
C[
]BL[3988];W[cn]WL[4100];B[fp]
C[
 
]BL[3977];W[gp]WL[4040];B[fo]BL[3975];W[cq]WL[4029]
;B[cp]BL[3964];W[dq]WL[3951];B[eq]BL[3961];W[er]WL[3944];B[ep]BL[3961];W[gr]WL[3937];B[go]
C[B chose this joseki to expand his moyo.
]BL[3960];W[dk]
C[W26: W is trying to reduce/destroy B's moyo.
]WL[3745];B[ck]
C[B27: B starts attacking.
]BL[3934];W[cl]WL[3630]
;B[cj]BL[3932];W[fl]WL[3605];B[bl]
C[
]BL[3907];W[cm]
C[W32 is a heavy move, W should play elsewhere.
]WL[3433];B[hl]
C[B33: Strong and good attack by B.
]BL[3637];W[fj]
C[
 
]WL[3333];B[gk]
C[
 
]BL[3589];W[hm]WL[3083];B[gm]
C[
]BL[3499];W[gl]WL[3011]
;B[hk]
C[
 
]BL[3494];W[fk]
C[
 
]WL[2770];B[im]
C[

]BL[3206];W[fh]WL[2695];B[gi]
C[B43: B continues attacking and gaining center influence.  So
far attacking has been productive and smooth for B.
]BL[3199];W[fi]
C[
]WL[2507];B[eg]
C[
 
]BL[2926];W[cc]
C[W46: A test move that meant to leave some aji before B completes
the left side territory.
]WL[2387];B[gf]
C[B47: A very strong, brave but at the same time risky move.  B's
best plan is that W makes eyes for his big group but then B gets
sente to seal W in and comes back to the upper left corner.
]BL[2913];W[dd]
C[W48: Since W's big group is very hard to kill, W ignores B47
and continues moves in the upper left corner to destroy B's left
side territory.
]WL[1999]
;B[ec]BL[2907];W[ce]WL[1920];B[df]
C[B51: protecting B's weakness at D12 and preparing to kill W's
big group if W continues in the upper left corner.
]BL[2765];W[dh]WL[1809];B[eh]BL[2755];W[ei]
C[W54: now W needs to settle the big group.
]WL[1748];B[ci]
C[B55: In order for B to keep attacking W's big dragon, B can't
give W D10 sente.
]BL[2694];W[bg]WL[1619];B[ch]
C[
]BL[2654];W[cg]WL[1554]
;B[dg]BL[2652];W[hi]WL[1298];B[cb]BL[2648];W[hn]
C[W62: W is preparing for the ko on the upper left corner.
]WL[1142];B[in]
C[
 
]BL[2644];W[bb]WL[992];B[bc]
C[
 
]BL[2641];W[bd]WL[942];B[cd]
C[Very big ko (about 30 points).
]BL[2639];W[gn]WL[898]
;B[fn]BL[2637];W[cc]
C[
]WL[885];B[fm]
C[B71: B lacks ko threats and wanted to continue to attack W's
big dragon.
]BL[2466];W[ac]
C[W72: W wins the ko, and now B needs to get compensation by resuming
the attack on
the big W dragon.
]WL[860];B[hh]
C[
]BL[2464];W[gh]WL[782];B[hg]
C[
]BL[2439];W[gj]WL[702];B[hj]
C[B77: Again, a very strong and risky move.  If B plays J11, allowing
W to live and sealing off the center, it will be a longer game.
]BL[2437];W[ii]
C[W78: Now with W out and damaging B's center, B must either kill
W's dragon or obtain big profit by attacking it.
]WL[684]
;B[jh]
C[
 
]BL[2435];W[jj]WL[628];B[kj]
C[
]BL[2419];W[kk]
C[

]WL[538];B[lj]
C[
 
]BL[2306];W[jl]WL[482];B[ll]
C[
 
]BL[2303];W[ff]WL[417];B[ee]
C[
]BL[2299];W[fe]
C[

]WL[294]
;B[ed]
C[

]BL[2267];W[fg]
C[
]WL[193];B[gd]
C[
]BL[2168];W[ih]
C[
 
]WL[421];B[ig]
C[
 
]BL[2158];W[ge]WL[382];B[he]
C[
 
]BL[2155];W[fd]
C[
 
]WL[344];B[fc]
C[
 
]BL[2141];W[hd]WL[318]
;B[gc]
C[
 
]BL[2138];W[ie]WL[268];B[hf]
C[
 
]BL[2136];W[jg]
C[
 
]WL[222];B[jf]
C[
]BL[2118];W[kg]
C[
 
]WL[182];B[id]
C[
]BL[2106];W[ki]
C[W106: W uses B's weakness to break out the seal and now W has
a
slightly better position.
]WL[123];B[qn]
C[B107: B now tries to make a big territory on the right side.
]BL[1990];W[lk]WL[15]
;B[nq]
C[
]BL[1986];W[oo]
C[
 
]WL[881];B[on]
C[
 
]BL[1921];W[nn]
C[
]WL[848];B[om]
C[
 
]BL[1918];W[qq]
C[
 
]WL[817];B[mk]
C[
 
]BL[1877];W[ml]
C[
 
]WL[745];B[kl]BL[1806];W[jk]
C[
 
]WL[729]
;B[nk]
C[
]BL[1621];W[mj]WL[687];B[nj]
C[
 
]BL[1617];W[li]WL[626];B[rf]
C[
 
]BL[1559];W[og]
C[W124: since W is very strong in the center now, reducing B's
right side territory is easy.
]WL[570];B[pg]
C[
]BL[1347];W[oi]WL[432];B[ni]
C[
 
]BL[1344];W[oh]WL[340]
;B[mh]BL[1320];W[of]
C[
]WL[313];B[pf]
C[
]BL[1313];W[ne]WL[267];B[oc]
C[
 
]BL[1307];W[ob]WL[237];B[od]
C[

]BL[1297];W[nb]
C[
 
]WL[220];B[qi]BL[1231];W[pj]WL[201]
;B[md]BL[1196];W[me]WL[185];B[ld]
C[
 
]BL[1193];W[le]
C[
 
]WL[148];B[nd]BL[779];W[kf]
C[
]WL[188];B[lb]
C[B145 is the losing move, B threatens to kill W's upper right
corner if W doesn't respond, but that was not the case.
]BL[757];W[mm]
C[W146: now B's center group is in danger.
]WL[160];B[qj]
C[
]BL[748];W[pk]WL[147]
;B[ql]
C[
 
]BL[739];W[ol]
C[W150: With B's center stones captured, he must kill W's upper
left corner to get back in the game.
]WL[114];B[rc]BL[632];W[qb]
C[
 
]WL[164];B[rd]
C[
 
]BL[537];W[mb]WL[114];B[lc]BL[519];W[rb]WL[96];B[sb]
C[
 
]BL[516];W[pa]WL[85]
;B[qc]
C[
 
]BL[514];W[ra]WL[874];B[pd]
C[
 
]BL[512];W[pb]
C[W162: when the W corner lives, the game is over.  

End of comments.
]WL[857];B[nl]
C[
]BL[495];W[nm]WL[817];B[no]BL[486];W[km]
C[

]WL[802];B[ln]
C[

]BL[427];W[lm]
C[
 
]WL[786]
;B[np]
C[
 
]BL[392];W[qo]
C[
 
]WL[701];B[pr]
C[
 
]BL[383];W[qr]
C[
 
]WL[648];B[pq]
C[
 
]BL[374];W[rn]WL[552];B[rm]
C[
 
]BL[372];W[ro]WL[526];B[pl]
C[
 
]BL[346];W[ok]
C[
 
]WL[499]
;B[pi]BL[341];W[oj]
C[

]WL[483];B[ir]
C[
 
]BL[333];W[mo]
C[
 
]WL[405];B[bp]
C[
 
]BL[299];W[bq]WL[380];B[lp]
C[
 
]BL[273];W[lo]WL[323];B[ko]
C[

]BL[266];W[ps]
C[

]WL[260]
;B[or]BL[257];W[jd]
C[

]WL[224];B[ic]
C[
 
]BL[207];W[db]WL[334];B[eb]
C[
 
]BL[205];W[ca]WL[283];B[aq]BL[203];W[ar]WL[278];B[ap]BL[202];W[bs]WL[264]
;B[hq]BL[188];W[gq]WL[240];B[kn]
C[
 
]BL[185];W[mn]
C[
 
]WL[224];B[je]BL[181];W[ke]WL[207];B[if]
C[
]BL[179];W[mp]
C[
 
]WL[195];B[mq]
C[
 
]BL[153];W[hr]
C[
 
]WL[140]
;B[hp]
C[
 
]BL[128];W[is]WL[866];B[hs]
C[
 
]BL[126];W[gs]WL[831];B[jr]
C[

]BL[121];W[op]
C[
]WL[788];B[lr]
C[

]BL[85];W[qk]WL[752];B[rk]BL[83];W[pn]WL[745]
;B[pm]
C[
 
]BL[81];W[qm]WL[739];B[dr]BL[74];W[cr]WL[699];B[qn]
C[
 
]BL[72];W[gg]WL[658];B[hc]BL[69];W[qm]WL[651];B[rl]
C[
 
]BL[61];W[kd]WL[606]
;B[bm]BL[56];W[bn]WL[584];B[an]
C[
 
]BL[54];W[aj]
C[
 newgoer 4d*: igs 6d+ seldom make big mis, well 5d,4d too many
mis
 pluto 6d*: Starting observation.
]WL[542];B[bh]BL[35];W[ah]WL[533];B[ak]
C[
 
]BL[33];W[ai]WL[429];B[cf]
C[

]BL[31];W[bf]WL[422]
;B[de]
C[
 
]BL[31];W[cd]WL[412];B[el]
C[
 
]BL[25];W[ek]WL[374];B[em]BL[24];W[dl]WL[368];B[sm]
C[
]BL[17];W[ph]WL[338];B[qh]
C[
]BL[15];W[oq]WL[281]
;B[nr]BL[13];W[qn]WL[265];B[sn]
C[
..
]BL[11];W[so]WL[260];B[os]BL[9];W[qs]WL[254];B[oe]BL[8];W[nf]WL[246];B[la]
C[
 
]BL[4];W[dj]
C[
 
]WL[164]
;
C[W wins by resignation.
])

