(;AP[Hexon:0.0]FF[4]GM[11]SZ[11]C[2024/02/09

Black\: Sarah
White\: Peter

White wins.


]PL[B]
;B[k2]
;W[swap-pieces]C[Peter\: This was supposed to be a handicap game, but I got confused by k2 and swapped. So, not a handicap game.]
;B[g8]C[Peter\: Better h7 or i8.]
;W[h9]
;B[g9]C[Peter\: Better f8.]
;W[f6]
;B[h6]
;W[g7]
;B[h7]C[Peter\: Maybe try g6 instead?]
;W[h4]
;B[g5]
;W[g6]
;B[h5]
;W[g4]
;B[f5]
;W[f4]
;B[e5]
;W[e4]
;B[c5]
;W[d3]
;B[c3]
;W[d2]
;B[b3]
;W[d5]
;B[c6]
;W[d6]
;B[c7]
(;W[d7]C[Eric\: b9 is faster and simpler. See the next variation.]
 ;B[c8]
 ;W[d9]
 ;B[b10]
 ;W[b9]
 ;B[c9]
 ;W[c4]
 ;B[j3]C[Peter\: White could pass, since both j2 and i4 connect to the k-edge.]
 ;W[j2]
 ;B[i3]
 ;W[i2]
 ;B[h3]
 ;W[h2]
 ;B[resign])
(;W[b9]C[Eric\: Faster and simpler.

Peter\: True, but this requires both g6 and g7, whereas what I played required only one of those.

Eric\: On the other hand, it's at least not clear to me that yours doesn't require b11.

(Without b11, Black responds with b8, and _if_ White is winning anyway, then that would _at least_ require that White can ladder along the K-edge in the 11-to-1 direction, and almost-certainly would also require both g6 and g7.)]
 ;B[c4]
 ;W[d8]))
