(;SZ[19]AP[MultiGo:3.4.0]C[Black\: Ryan Smith, 4 dan
White\: Ukita, 4-5 dan
Date\: 5/8/04
Handicap\: 0 (yea!)
Result\: B+9

Very brief comments by me]
;B[qd]	;W[dp]	;B[po]	;W[dd]	;B[fc]	;W[nc]	;B[od]	;W[pb]	;B[ld]
;W[nd]LB[ne:a][oc:b][ob:c]C[If B is going to play 'a' he must not make the 'b' 'c' exchange (I knew right after I played this it looked wrong, though it took a bit of review to figure out why)]
;B[oc]	;W[ob]	;B[ne]
;W[me]LB[md:a]C[Joseki would be 'a', but B can' give up on the 2 stones now (the capture would be thick).]
;B[nf]	;W[md]	;B[mb]	;W[lc]	;B[kc]	;W[lb]	;B[kb]	;W[la]	;B[cf]	;W[fd]
;B[gd]	;W[fe]	;B[ec]	;W[dc]	;B[dg]	;W[ce]	;B[be]	;W[df]	;B[bf]	;W[bd]
;B[fg]	;W[gf]	;B[id]	;W[cm]	;B[bc]	;W[ad]	;B[cc]	;W[cd]	;B[db]
;W[cb]C[Proof that W is strong]
;B[bb]	;W[gc]	;B[fb]	;W[hd]	;B[hc]	;W[ge]	;B[gb]
;W[ch]C[I think this is too direct]
;B[ef]	;W[de]	;B[cg]	;W[di]	;B[ie]	;W[hg]	;B[fi]	;W[hi]	;B[fk]	;W[dk]
;B[dh]	;W[ei]	;B[fh]
;W[bh]C[Debatibly too slow. Blacks opening has been a miserable failure so W may be justified in playing very thick moves like this. Amazing B won from this position really]
;B[ih]	;W[hh]	;B[gj]
;W[jf]C[I'm not sure he made this move, it was something around here]
;B[mf]	;W[le]	;B[pj]	;W[ij]	;B[hl]	;W[rc]	;B[rd]	;W[qc]	;B[kh]
;W[ke]C[Not sure about this too. I am a little vague on white's shape here]

;B[jp]TR[pj][jp]C[With these two marked stones B is getting back in the game. I think W k4 would have been a perfect move to limit B's moyo, threaten the group in the upper left and take profit all at once]
;W[pq]	;B[np]	;W[nq]	;B[mq]	;W[qo]	;B[qn]	;W[qp]	;B[rn]
;W[nr]LB[mp:a]C[Not so sure about this move, W is sort of backing down. I guess Ukita decided K4 made the crosscut at 'a' unfavorable. I don't like this result for W since the corner is very small and B gets thick on all sides]
;B[mp]	;W[nj]	;B[nk]	;W[pi]	;B[oj]
;W[nh]C[Trying for sabaki obviously. Things get a little fuzy here, so don't study these moves or anything]

;B[lh]C[This move is wrong, but it was something like this.]
;W[pg]	;B[ni]	;W[mh]
;B[mj]C[The order might be wrong, but this looks like the position in game, L12 might have been slightly different, but same general idea]

;W[oe]C[The loosing move. B can afford to give up the 4 stones, since trying to keep everything risks disaster. Just removing the aji alone is worth the points, plus B gets thicker and gets sente]
;B[of]	;W[pe]	;B[pf]	;W[qe]	;B[qf]	;W[re]	;B[rf]	;W[sd]	;B[fq]	;W[il]
;B[im]LB[hm:a]C[Should have been 'a' without question]

;W[hm]C[This was a really good move. I should have known he would do this]
;B[ik]	;W[jl]	;B[jk]	;W[li]	;B[ki]	;W[kj]	;B[kk]
;B[lg]C[It wasn't like this in in game. Guess this is what happens when you write down games two days later]
;W[lj]	;B[mi]	;W[rg]	;B[sf]	;W[oh]	;B[rh]	;W[ri]	;B[qh]	;W[qi]	;B[qg]
;W[qk]	;B[qj]	;W[rj]	;B[rl]	;W[rk]	;B[ph]	;W[oi]	;B[og]	;W[ql]	;B[qm]
;W[om]	;B[on]	;W[pm]
;B[pn]TR[mh][nh][oh][oi][pi][qi][ri][rj][rk][qk][ql][pm][om]C[Black keeps the marked stones dead ('a' wasn't atari in the game, so obviously things are a little fuzzy now). W gets excellent sacrafice value out of them and uses it to reduce the m6 area and the bottom, but B keeps his lead in terroritory and eventually wins by 9 points.

Further moves not recorded]LB[mk:a]

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