(;AP[Hexon:0.0]FF[4]GM[11]SZ[11]C[2023/04/14

Black\: Scott
White\: Peter

White wins.
]PL[B]
;B[a3]
;W[d8]
;B[h4]
;W[g8]
;B[f8]
;W[f9]
;B[e9]
;W[f7]
;B[e7]
;W[e8]
;B[g7]
;W[g6]
;B[i5]
;W[h6]
;B[i6]
;W[h7]
;B[i7]
;W[i8]
;B[h8]
;W[g10]
;B[h9]C[Eric\: Black should get f10 first.]
;W[h10]
;B[j9]
;W[i9]
;B[k7]
;W[j7]
;B[k6]
;W[j6]
;B[k5]
;W[j5]
;B[k4]C[Eric\: There is still time to get f10.]
;W[j4]
(;B[k3]C[Eric\: Now it would be too late for f10. See the next variation.]
 ;W[j2]
 ;B[j3]
 ;W[i3]
 ;B[i4]C[Eric\: (Now a black F10, white G9 exchange would no longer matter, since a ladder into there connects anyway because H8 is connected to the 11-edge.)]
 ;W[h3]
 ;B[g4]
 ;W[g3]
 ;B[c8]
 ;W[d7]
 ;B[f4]
 ;W[f3]
 ;B[e4]
 ;W[e3]
 ;B[d4]
 ;W[d3]
 ;B[b4]
 ;W[c4]
 ;B[b5]
 ;W[c5]
 ;B[b6]
 (;W[d5]C[Peter\: I was happy with this move, because neither c6 or c7 would have worked. See the next two variations. 

This works because it captures d6 without giving Black c6 or c7.

However, I now see that c7 would have accomplished the same thing even better.]
  ;B[c7]
  ;W[b7]
  ;B[c6]
  ;W[c9]
  ;B[resign])
 (;W[c6]
  ;B[b7]
  ;W[c9]
  ;B[c7])
 (;W[d6]
  ;B[c6]
  ;W[d5]
  ;B[b9]))
(;B[f10]C[Eric\: Now it would be too late, ...]
 ;W[i4]C[Eric\: ...since this would win for White.]))
