(;AP[Hexon:0.0]FF[4]GM[11]SZ[11]C[2024/02/16

Black\: Aaron
White\: Peter

Handicap\: 0.5

White wins.
]PL[B]
;B[f6]
;W[e4]
;B[i3]
;W[h5]
;B[g5]
;W[f8]
;B[e8]
;W[d10]
;B[e9]
;W[e10]
;B[c10]
;W[d9]
;B[c9]
;W[d8]
;B[a8]
;W[c7]
;B[b6]
;W[d7]
;B[c8]
;W[c5]
;B[d4]C[Peter\: This is an unexpected move. Defending the bridge would likely lose to b5.]
;W[f3]C[Peter\: Instead, I am hoping to leverage the weakness at h4.]
;B[c6]
;W[d5]
;B[c4]
;W[b5]
;B[d6]
;W[e6]
;B[e5]
;W[g4]C[Peter\: I can't yet prove that White is winning, but this feels good for White.]
;B[h7]
;W[h4]
;B[i5]
;W[h6]
;B[i6]
;W[i4]
;B[k3]
;W[j4]
;B[k4]
;W[j5]
;B[k5]
;W[j6]
;B[k6]
;W[j8]
;B[j7]
;W[i8]
;B[i7]
;W[g9]C[Peter\: This is a complex position, but I think White is now winning.

The reason it is complex is that White seems to need both the g9-e10 bridge (for the threat at f5) and the g9-f8 bridge (for the threat at g7. So there is a potential overlap at f9.]
;B[f9]C[Peter\: Black plays the expected intrusion. Now White f10, Black f5, White f7 would win for White.]
;W[f5]C[Peter\: However, I chose a slightly different sequence.]
;B[f10]
;W[g8]
;B[g7]
;W[f7]
;B[resign])
