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Black captures White's single stone in the right centre, securing an eye for his large group.

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White occupies the Guzumi Point, preventing independent life for Black's group.

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Please note that we utlisised a different order of moves at that time.

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Black's throw-in creates a false eye in White's formation, so gaining one additional liberty in the forthcoming semeai.

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Here in this subvariation, Black attacks White's eye space at the top from the left first.

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White connects.

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Black creates another false eye in White's formation.

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White's bump at the top is sente, threatening to continue with the descent to .
The points of and would be miai thereafter, securing life for White's centre group.

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Black defends against White's threat with a hane at the first line.

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White reduces the size of Black's eye in the right centre.

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Black creates a ko-shape at the right edge, ...

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... in sente.

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Now, Black defends his eye.

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White has to answer with the atari.

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Black intends to create another ko-shape in the right centre.

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White simplifies the issue here.

Alternatively, she might also choose the atari of , resulting in the second ko-shape in the right centre.

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KataGo starts the ko-fight "early".

Please note that in this subvariation White would be able to start the ko-fight "late", i.e. after the mutual occupation of most of the outside liberties of both groups that are engaged in the semeai.

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KataGo chooses a ko-threat at the left side of the board.

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White utilises her so far unused push into Black's upper left corner.

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Black plays a defensive move, threatening to lead his nakade stones out into the open.

He would have had far more ko-threats on the left side of the board, if he played himself.
Apparently, KataGo realises that a ko-fight would not lead to success, and so would be a waste of time.

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White immobilises Black's nakade stones, securing independent life for her group at the left.

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Black continues the semeai with White's centre group, without recapturing into the ko at the upper right.

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Finally, White connects this ko.

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Black continues with the mutual occupation of opponent's liberties.

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Black puts his last hopes on the connection of the hanezeki's tail.

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White's oki is forced.

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KataGo inserts some kikashi on the left side of the board.

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White occupies Black's last outside liberty.

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White occupies the last but one shared liberty of the semeai

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Black is unable to give atari at , because White would capture his large group with wlB.

Black's connected hanezeki group at the bottom is dead, as White could take it off the board, starting with a move at .

White will win the game by a very large margin.

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