(;AP[Hexon:0.0]FF[4]GM[11]SZ[11]C[2022/06/03

Black\: Scott
White\: Peter

Handicap\: 1.5

White wins.

Game record reconstructed from intermediate and final positions and memory. Move order may vary.]PL[B]
;B[f6]
;B[c9]
;W[h8]
;B[g7]
;W[e7]
;B[f9]
;W[f4]
;B[g4]
;W[h2]
;B[i3]
;W[j1]
;B[k1]
;W[j2]
;B[k2]
;W[j3]
;B[k3]
;W[j4]
;B[k4]
;W[i6]C[Peter\: White is connected to the k-edge.]
;B[k5]
;W[g10]C[Since Black contested the connection, White might as well try to get an advantage. In this case, White creates the possibility of playing d10 as a future forcing move. (It is probably not very useful, but one never knows).]
;B[j10]
;W[i8]
;B[b2]C[Here Black attempts to create a ladder escape for the inevitable 3rd row ladder from g3. However, it is too late to create an escape since White can just cut off the ladder at g3, say.]
;W[g6]
;B[f7]
;W[f5]C[Now White is connected to the k-edge by double threat at g3 and g5, the latter involving a shopping cart template. White also looks strong towards the a-edge.]
;B[c6]C[This is a good try by Black. Maybe b7 was better? ]
;W[c5]C[White remembers how to connect.]
;B[d5]
;W[e3]
;B[resign]C[White gets a 2nd row ladder, which White can escape via e7.])
