( ;GM[1]EV[Internet Go Server game]US[Brought to you by IGS PANDANET]CP[ Copyright (c) PANDANET Inc. 2018 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. ]RE[B+Resign]PW[BlindGroup]WR[4k ]NW[25]PB[Opponent]BR[4k ]NB[25]PC[IGS: igs.joyjoy.net 6969]DT[2018-11-22]SZ[19]TM[60]KM[6.5]LT[]RR[Normal]AP[Sabaki:0.40.1]CA[UTF-8] ;B[dd]BL[59] ;W[pp]WL[56] ;B[cp]BL[57] ;W[pd]WL[53] ;B[nc]BL[54] ;W[ep]WL[41]C[Lizzie consistently seems to think that approaching the 3-4 stone is better than defending the 4-4. So, I'm trying to play it.] ;B[eq]BL[51] ;W[fq]WL[40] ;B[dq]BL[50] ;W[gp]WL[39] ;B[cn]BL[49] ;W[qf]WL[38]C[BG: Even here Lizzie considers the approach to the upper left to be marginally better than falling back.] ;B[pb]BL[46] ;W[kq]WL[33]C[LZ: Slow -- jump in at A!]LB[cc:A] ;B[qq]BL[43] ;W[pq]WL[16] ;B[qp]BL[40] ;W[qn]WL[15] ;B[qo]BL[38] ;W[po]WL[14] ;B[rn]BL[37] ;W[qr]WL[13] ;B[rr]BL[35] ;W[ro]WL[592] ;B[rp]BL[32] ;W[rm]WL[591] ;B[pr]BL[28] ;W[or]WL[583] ;B[pn]BL[22] ;W[sn]WL[578] ;B[qm]BL[17] ( ;W[rn]WL[561]C[LZ: You were not thinking about this correctly. Rather than save the white stones, capture at A. Black then has to capture here and win a ko for life. That gives you a big move. 12% loss.] ;B[qs]BL[14] ;W[pm]WL[539]C[LZ: Wrong direction. Go from A. 8.5% loss.]LB[ql:A] ;B[on]BL[12] ;W[ql]WL[537] ;B[oq]BL[4] ;W[op]WL[527] ;B[np]BL[593] ;W[nq]WL[508] ;B[oo]BL[591] ;W[oq]WL[506] ;B[mp]BL[570] ;W[lq]WL[469] ;B[mq]BL[567] ;W[mr]WL[468] ;B[os]BL[563] ;W[nr]WL[467] ;B[mn]BL[560] ;W[ml]WL[415] ;B[ko]BL[545] ;W[ip]WL[401] ;B[hq]BL[539] ;W[gr]WL[384] ;B[ll]BL[527] ;W[mk]WL[345] ;B[oh]BL[521] ( ;W[kk]WL[328]C[LZ: No, press on the other side first with A. -10%]LB[nd:A] ;B[qc]BL[516] ;W[ne]WL[307]C[LZ: -9% because it creates the weakness that your opponent now exploits. Just attach at A as I showed you earlier.]LB[nd:A] ;B[re]BL[512] ;W[rf]WL[297]C[LZ: The weak group on the bottom is now more important than this. -9%] ;B[qe]BL[509] ;W[mg]WL[287]C[LZ: Better to block at A and let black split you.]LB[pe:A] ;B[mh]BL[507] ;W[lh]WL[284] ;B[lg]BL[504] ;W[kh]WL[263] ;B[pf]BL[501] ;W[pg]WL[255] ;B[mf]BL[497] ;W[ng]WL[249] ;B[og]BL[493] ;W[of]WL[536] ;B[pe]BL[480] ;W[lf]WL[534] ;B[nh]BL[476] ;W[kg]WL[528] ;B[ph]BL[473] ( ;W[rh]WL[511]C[LZ: Those marked stones are dead. Play A to use the aji to build up a small wall.]LB[qi:A] ;B[ri]BL[470] ;W[qi]WL[488] ;B[qh]BL[464] ;W[rg]WL[473]C[LZ: Are you crazy! Just play a and tenuki. there is now way to save those stones. -51%!] ;B[qj]BL[461] ;W[pi]WL[472] ;B[rk]BL[459] ;W[si]WL[465] ;B[rj]BL[599] ;W[pj]WL[457] ;B[sh]BL[592] ;W[jm]WL[426]C[LZ: You don't have time for this. Need to play A. Black B will cause a lot of trouble. And killing black's group is unlikely. This sequence goes very badly for white. Black gives you one chance to kill, but you miss it.]LB[pk:B][qk:A] ;B[io]BL[589] ;W[hn]WL[408] ;B[hp]BL[587] ;W[ho]WL[378] ;B[jp]BL[585] ;W[ir]WL[360] ;B[jq]BL[569] ;W[jr]WL[356] ;B[iq]BL[567] ;W[jn]WL[338] ;B[jo]BL[564] ;W[fd]WL[309]C[LZ: You are correct that black is alive -- but it's more complicated than you think. However, at this point, the game is quite over. Black's chances of winning are over 90%. BG: At this point, I'm honestly just looking for a good place to resign... [End analysis.\]] ;B[df]BL[556] ;W[ff]WL[306] ;B[fc]BL[553] ;W[ec]WL[268] ;B[ed]BL[550] ;W[cc]WL[245] ;B[dc]BL[547] ;W[ce]WL[230] ;B[cd]BL[544] ;W[ee]WL[212] ;B[de]BL[540] ;W[gc]WL[211] ;B[eb]BL[537] ;W[do]WL[204] ;B[cm]BL[522] ;W[co]WL[189] ;B[bo]BL[520] ;W[dl]WL[180] ;B[en]BL[505] ;W[dn]WL[589] ;B[dm]BL[503] ;W[em]WL[587] ;B[eo]BL[501] ;OS[] )( ;W[qi] ;B[qh] ;W[rh] ;B[rg] ) )( ;W[nd] ;B[md] ;W[ne] ;B[lc] ) )( ;W[ps] ;B[rn] ;W[oc] ;B[qn] ;W[ob] ;B[nb] ) )