(;AP[HexGui:0.10.GIT]
C[2021/02/05

Black\: Bram
White\: Bian

Handicap\: 0.5

Black wins.
]
FF[4]GM[11]PL[B]SZ[11];B[f6];W[d9];B[c9];W[d8];B[c8];W[d7];B[c7];W[d6];
B[c6];W[d5];B[c5];W[d3];B[d4];W[e3];B[e4];W[f3];B[g3]C[Was g4 better?];
W[f4];B[b4];W[c2];B[g4];W[f5];B[g5];W[f8];B[h7](;W[g6];B[i5];W[h5];B[i4]
;W[j1];B[h2]
C[Peter\: This is not an optimal way to connect\: j3 is more minimaxing and takes away White's 2nd row ladder escape.

Eric\: Even for h2, White doesn't have a 2nd row ladder escape here.
(Though j3 instead of h2 does avoid leaving a minor weakness here).]
;W[i3];B[h4]
C[Eric\: On the other hand, _here_ j3 was much more important\: probably win-vs-lose.

Peter\: right. Now White has a 2nd row escape, which j3 would have still prevented.

Mohex\: Indeed, this move is losing and j3 would have been winning.]
;W[g10]
C[Losing move; White should have played h8.

Eric\: I'm pretty confident that i6 is another winning move here.

Mohex\: Yes, g10 is losing and both i6 and h8 would have been winning.]
;B[i9]
C[Peter\: Black should have played h8. Probably White h8 now still wins.

Eric\: Here, I can prove that White h8 wins.]
;W[i8]
C[Losing move. h8 would have probably been winning.

Eric\:

Here, I can prove that White h8 would have won.]
;B[g9];W[resign])(;W[i5]
C[Eric\:

This almost-certainly wins for White.];B[g6];W[h8];B[g8];
W[f10];B[e9];W[e8];B[f9];W[d11];B[d10];W[c11];B[c10];W[b11]))
