Black
|
White |
27. P 18. |
28. Q 18. |
29. O 19. Probably not the best. O 15 would have had greater possibilities. |
30. S 19. The corner is a typical Go problem. White had to place this stone very carefully in order to provide for the necessary two “Me.” |
31. J 16. Not the best. O 15 would have been better. |
32. Q 16. |
33. Q 15. |
34. P 15. Cutting Black’s connection. The necessity for a black stone at O 15 is now apparent. |
35. O 16. |
36. P 14. |
37. R 13. |
38. Q 12. |
39. Q 11. |
40. P 12. |
41. P 11. |
42. M 13. |
43. R 8. Not the best move. N 11 would have been more aggressive. |
44. K 16. White now commences a series of moves to break up Black’s territory at the top of the board. |
45. K 17. |
46. L 17. |
47. L 16. |
48. K 15. |
49. L 15. |
50. J 17. |
51. K 18. |
52. H 17. |
53. L 18. |
54. J 15. |
55. H 16. |
56. G 16. |
57. H 15. |
58. G 15. |
59. H 14. |
60. G 17. |
61. J 13. |
62. O 11. |
63. O 10. |
64. N 11. |
65. N 10. |
66. M 11. |
67. K 12. An ineffective move; B 17 would have been better. |
68. B 17. |
69. B 18. |
70. F 15. |
71. F 18. Black must defend his corner, which is already much reduced in size. |
72. A 18. |
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THE GAME OF GO