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C[2022/12/09

Black\: Peter
White\: Frank

Black wins.
]FF[4]GM[11]PL[B]
SZ[11];B[c2];W[swap-pieces];B[f6];W[h9];B[i9];W[i8];B[d8];W[h2](;B[e4]
C[HexHex\: Bad move. Now White can play e5, and Black's chance of winning is only 8%. Black should have played h4, giving a 100% chance of winning.]
;W[d6]
C[HexHex\: Blunder. Now h4 is almost certainly winning for Black. White should have played e5, giving a 92% chance of winning.]
;B[e6]
C[HexHex\: Bad move. Now White can play e5, and Black's chance of winning is only 64%. Black should have played h4, giving a 100% chance of winning.]
;W[e3]
C[HexHex\: Very nice! I would have played e5, but this seems much better.

Now White is almost certainly winning.

White keeps the almost-certain win until move 28.]
;B[d4];W[d3];B[g4];W[f3];B[i2];W[h3];B[i3];W[h4];B[i4];W[h5];B[j6];
W[g10];B[h6];W[i5];B[k4](;W[f9]
C[Peter\: After the game, we came up with a move that was probably winning for White; see next variation.

Mohex\: Indeed, this is losing and g8 was winning.]
;B[h7];W[f8];B[f7];W[c10];B[e9];W[resign])(;W[g8]
C[Mohex\: Indeed, this is winning.];B[h7];W[f8];B[f7];W[d9];B[c9];W[b11]
C[Peter\: b11 connects to the a-edge by ladder escape, and to the k-edge because Black does not have a ladder escape.]
))(;B[h4];W[h3];B[e4];W[e3];B[c4]))
