(;AP[HexGui:0.10.GIT]
C[2021/10/29

Black\: Frank
White\: Peter

Black wins.
]FF[4]GM[11]PL[B]
SZ[11];B[k9];W[d3];B[b3];W[c2];B[b2];W[b4];B[g5];W[h3];B[f4]C[

](;W[e3]
(;B[g2];W[f5];B[h5];W[i4];B[i3];W[j2];B[g4];W[f8];B[f7](;W[e8]
C[Losing. Another variation was played, see next variation.];B[h7];
W[resign])(;W[f9];B[d8];W[e8];B[i7];W[h6](;B[c7];W[c10];B[b10];W[c8];
B[c9];W[e7];B[b7];W[e5]
C[Eric\:

Now Black has nothing else near the A-edge.];B[c4];W[c3];B[e4]
;W[d5];B[j6];W[j5];B[g7];W[h8];B[h7];W[j8];B[i8];W[h10];B[g9];W[f11];
B[f10];W[e11];B[e10];W[d11];B[d10];W[c11];B[d9])(;B[j6]
C[Eric\:

This looks winning to me, even if all Black uses near the A-edge is a ladder escape fork at C10.]
)))(;B[h5]
C[Eric\:

Black should probably play here in response to E3, rather than in response to F5.]
))(;W[f5]
C[Eric\:


E3 can result in Black getting H5, so White should probably save that for if it seems somewhat likely that White will need E3.

(Due to F5, I can't immediately think of any way in which White can need E3, but I believe it has happened in at least 2 of my games.)]
))
