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C[2021/01/29

Black\: Bram
White\: Peter

Handicap\: 0.5

White wins.
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FF[4]GM[11]PL[B]SZ[11];B[f6];W[g8];B[b3];W[c4];B[j9];W[e7];B[f7];W[e9];
B[c8];W[d9](;B[i7]
C[Perhaps h7 would have been better. See next variation.];W[h6];B[i5];
W[i6];B[k5];W[j8];B[j6];W[h9];B[b10];W[d6];B[b7];W[c5];B[resign])(;B[h7]
;W[h8];B[j7];W[i7];B[j6];W[i6];B[j5];W[i4];B[i5];W[g5];B[g6]
C[Eric\:

I don't think it would affect who wins, but\:

Black had a strictly better way of connecting here.

Peter\:

h6 captures, and therefore dominates, g6.]
(;W[f5]C[Eric\: White should have played h5 first, see next variation.];
B[d6];W[e4];B[b6];W[c5];B[b5]
C[Eric\: Presumably this should've been at A5.
];W[c6];B[b7];W[c7];B[b8]
;W[b10])(;W[h5]
C[Eric\:

wH6 would now kill G6, so the G6-H5 exchange does not help Black.  In particular, if Black is not going to respond at H6, then Black might-as-well have not played yet.  On the other hand, if Black _does_ respond at H6, then H5-H6 is a good exchange for White.

(summary\:  Due to the local situation, wH5 should be an automatic response to bG6.)]
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