Hi Mongus,
Congrats on the win.


If B plays perfectly, W has no chance.
Except for obvious bad moves, like A1, it's OK.

Good.

You were scared. No reason to be; it is
White who is under pressure here to live.
Look for the a severe plan to pressure W.
Example: B R18 hane, W S18 block; B R16 atari, W S17 connects; B Q18 connects --
W is not alive.

Bad habit. o16 fix your shape directly.
Don't Help W make good shape and live 100% !
(

,

,

) Study this sequence:
- The
-
exchange fixes ALL of W's weakness here; - W makes good shape with
; - W is 100% alive with
; - After
, there's still a cut P17 in B's shape ; - After
, there's STILL a cut P17 !
That's why

is not good; instead, fix your weakness directly at o16.

You already spent THREE moves here (

,

,

),
and you still haven't fixed your cuts !
Again:

at o16 directly !

This makes little sense: you force W to capture More of your stones.
Atari P16 instead -- limit your loss.

Gote.

W should tenuki.

Too small, too slow. Completely missing the big picture,
completely not looking at the whole board, global situation --
both Black and White.

Finally, a little tenuki.

Too small, too slow. Why reply to

? The board is still very open !
Bill calls this
Follow-itis --
you're blindly followng White ( he does the same, sometimes ).
Look at the whole board: play what you think is the biggest move.
Study

,

again: would you still play them now ?

Slow.
Follow-itis. Locally, J12 is faster.

Soft. Example: B kicks E17, W extends F16, B jumps D14 --
first make W heavy, then attack it.

Again, you were scared. W jumped into
your moyo,
into
your area of strength -- it is White who should be under pressure,
under attack !
Study and compare the

variation above with the current game result.

Slow.
Follow-itis. Missing the whole board.

Slow.
Follow-itis. Missing the whole board.

Slow.
Follow-itis. Missing the whole board.

Someone finally wakes up.

You tell us why this is not good.

is not a good move; you're happy to reply (e.g. D6 ).
Follow-itis. Compare D11 with D6 -- which is bigger ?
Follow-itis.
We see many of the same recurring problems from previous games,
and up to here.