(Referenced by 29; 769)

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The oki at , rediscovered by Joachim Meinhardt, destroys another three points of Black's territory.

This oki was indeed used by Fujisawa Hideyuki, but not within the crucial final sequence.

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Compared to the previous result (Black + 2), Black has lost three points of territory (), and one of his stones (). This lays the foundation for White's victory.

White wins by two points.