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White cuts at the upper edge, capturing some of Black's stones.

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Black is forced to cut in the upper right, in order to live independently with his large group there.

Black must not capture White's five stones in the upper left, instead, as he would fall prey to the Punishment Semeai thereafter.

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White forces at the edge.

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Black captures White's single stone, so creating two eyes.

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White has to connect her five stones now.

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Black starts the endgame with this large descent to the lower edge.

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White's push at the left edge is sente, threatening to throw-in at .

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White's hane at the upper edge destroys a potential Black eye there, enforcing some Black moves inside his corner for defense.

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Black captures White's single stone in the upper right in return.

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White destroys some points of Black's territory in the left centre.

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White's oki is a nice try, intending to turn Black's upper left corner into a seki.

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Black inserts his sente move in the upper right.

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Black had too many outside liberties, so White does not succeed.

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The further endgame continues.

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White connects.

Hereafter, Black will connect at in the lower left corner, taking the last valuable endgame point on the board.
This move is an atari, so White has to capture the nakade with .
Black will have to capture at in the upper left corner before occupying White's liberty in that area.

Please note that White will have to capture the hanezeki's tail at a moment, when her five-point nakade is filled with only three Black stones.
Otherwise, Black would connect the tail, and win the semeai with White's left-hand group.

Capture Variation:

Compared to the superordinate variation ...

• Black's cumulated loss in the upper left corner is two points.
• Black destroyed three points of White's territory at the top, and in the centre.
• White's cumulated gain in the upper right corner is seven points.
• Black's cumulated gain in the upper right is six points.
• Black got an additional two points of territory in the hanezeki.
• White destroyed two points of Black's territory in the left centre.
• White lost one point in the nakade.
• Black did not capture White's two stones in the lower left, so losing four points.
• White did not capture Black's stone in the lower right, so losing two points.
• Black got an additional three points of territory in the lower left corner.

In total, White lost two points.

White + 2 => Jigo