(;SZ[19]AP[MultiGo:3.3.0]C[These comments are what I can remember from Ming 
reviewing the game with me two days ago. He has gone over it 
with Kevin and with his profesional coach - so the analysis 
should be fairly robust. It's quite different what my take on the 
game was - see analysis 1.

Be alert for mis-placed stones in the variations! I'll do my best to 
convey what Ming said, but there will be mistakes. My appologies 
in advance.]
;B[pd]	;W[dd]	;B[pq]	;W[dq]	;B[do]	;W[gq]	;B[cq]	;W[cr](;B[cp]
;W[cl]C[If at E2, the stone at G3 is not ideal.]
;B[em](;W[er]	;B[dk]	;W[ck]	;B[dj]	;W[cj]	;B[di]	;W[ch]	;B[eg]	;W[cg](;B[pk]C[Inconsitent says Ming's coach. Better at F16.]
;W[nc]	;B[pf]
;W[pb]C[
This is a mistake by white. He is hoping for black to play in the 
corner. This is unreasonable.]
(;B[lc]C[This is a mistake by black. It has the right idea, but is too low.]
;W[ld]GW[1]	;B[mc]	;W[md]	;B[nb]	;W[oc]	;B[jc]	;W[kd]	;B[ib]	;W[qc]
;B[qd]	;W[ob]	;B[ne]
;W[ie]C[This is a natural - but bold move. Just connecting would be too 
passive and would allow black to take control of the board. But 
the cut hurts.]
;B[fc]	;W[hc]
;B[jd]C[Bad says Ming. It loses a liberty - which hurts black later.]
;W[je]	;B[hd]
;W[id]C[Bad. Ming and Kevin agree it's too early to pull this stone out.]
;B[ic]	;W[kc]	;B[kb]	;W[hb]	;B[lb]	;W[ia]	;B[jb]	;W[gd]	;B[he]	;W[gc]
;B[nd]C[The cut seemed unreasonable to me. But I had not looked closely 
at the corner. If black plays first there is a ko. A ko where black 
has nothing to lose...]

;W[kf]C[Ming says the following sequence is best for both.]
;B[ma]	;W[hf]	;B[ge]	;W[fd]	;B[gf]	;W[hg]	;B[gg]	;W[hh]	;B[jg]	;W[kg]
;B[jh]	;W[if]	;B[gj]	;W[hj]
;B[ee]C[This move strengthens black, prempting a possible double threat 
from a white stone at F12. It makes an eye, and it's sente. But it 
costs black a lot of points - the 3,3 invasion - so black should 
follow up. But black was feeling comfortable - "I'll settle things, 
take sente, and kill the top right corner" so he backed off.]
;W[cc](;B[gi]C[Should be at J10, to justify the loss caused by E15. See the variaition.]
;W[hi]	;B[jj]	;W[ki]	;B[ji]	;W[hl]
;B[jl]C[Mistake. White pushes at G9 in sente, and black has to worry 
about life. Black should play F9. Then he is completely alive. 
White G9, black 79. Much better.]
;W[gh]	;B[fh]	;W[gk]	;B[ci]	;W[bi]	;B[bh]	;W[bg]	;B[dl]	;W[cm]
;B[gp]C[Still aiming at the white group above of course.]

;W[gn]C[Bad as it forces black into good shape.]
;B[fo]	;W[jn]	;B[fq]	;W[ep]	;B[eo]
;W[fp]C[bad move.  gave black chance to attack the centre group.  better at G2]
;B[go]	;W[hq]
;B[iq]C[Tesuji says Ming. White has to strengthen himself above, so...]
;W[hn]	;B[ik]	;W[fk]	;B[fi]	;W[hk]
;B[gr]C[The follow up tesuji. Remember, if black can settle things in good style and get sente to start the ko in the upper right corner - he's doing well.]
;W[hr]	;B[ir]	;W[hp]	;B[ho]	;W[ip]	;B[io]	;W[jp](;B[jo]BM[2]C[Probably the losing move. This should be at J6. Time pressure was a problem said Ming.]

;W[jm]C[Things turn bad quite fast after this. Ming could easily have made his center group safe, but would have been too far behind.]
;B[ko]	;W[lm]	;B[lk]	;W[nm]	;B[pm]	;W[mj]	;B[mk]	;W[nk]	;B[lj]	;W[nj]
;B[lh]	;W[mg]	;B[mh]	;W[ng]	;B[lg]	;W[mf]	;B[nh]	;W[og]	;B[nl]	;W[pg]
;B[rb]	;W[rc]	;B[rd]	;W[sb]	;B[qg]	;W[qh]	;B[rg]	;W[ml]	;B[ol]	;W[oi]
;B[oh]	;W[ph]	;B[pi]	;W[rh]	;B[qi]	;W[of]	;B[ln]	;W[pe]	;B[kp]	;W[jq]
;B[jr]	;W[kq]	;B[lq]	;W[kr]	;B[lr]	;W[ks]	;B[ls]	;W[eq]	;B[km]	;W[kn]
;B[kl]	;W[rj])
(;B[in]	;W[im]	;B[jm]
;W[jo]C[Ming says white must play here and suffer black's attack above. To let black play 116 would remove all black's weaknesses. Black's group on the left is still not quite alive, but after black plays first on the right, neither is white...]
;B[mh]	;W[kh]	;B[lj]	;W[dh]	;B[eh]	;W[ej]	;B[ek]	;W[fj]	;B[ei]	;W[fl]
;B[gm]	;W[fm]	;B[fn]	;W[dm]	;B[el]	;W[hm]	;B[me]	;W[bo]	;B[bp]	;W[bn]
;B[br]	;W[bs]	;B[aq]
;W[ar]C[both black and white are not alive, a huge ko and both black and white have heaps of ko threats.  anything could happen here but it is certainly a big chance for black.]
)
)
(;B[ij]C[This is the tesuji for confining white. Kevin said he had been 
fearing it.]
(;W[hk]	;B[hi](;W[ii]	;B[gi]	;W[ji]	;B[kh]	;W[ki]	;B[lh]	;W[ih]
;B[ik]C[Looks good for black to me.]
)
(;W[gi]	;B[ii]	;W[fj]	;B[gh]	;W[fi]	;B[dh]	;W[dl]	;B[el](;W[ek]	;B[fk]	;W[ej]
;B[gk]C[This is okay too.]
)
(;W[fk]
;B[ek]C[White is split, black has to be good.]
)
)
)
(;W[hi]	;B[hk]	;W[ii]	;B[ji]	;W[ik]	;B[jj]	;W[gk]	;B[hl]	;W[fj]	;B[gl]
;W[fk]
;B[el]C[White has two half eyes. This is good for black.]
)
(;W[gi]	;B[hk]	;W[fj]	;B[hi]	;W[gk]	;B[hj]	;W[gh]	;B[ei]	;W[fi]	;B[gl]
;W[fk]
;B[el]C[ugly shapes for both black and white, better for black compared to the game sequences]
)
)
)
(;B[le]C[
Ming's coach suggests playing here, or at N16, to prevent white 
having access to the centre.]
)
)
(;B[fd]C[Playing here is consistant strategy. Better than Q10 as in the 
game.]
)
)
(;W[dj]C[White cannot play here because...]
;B[er]	;W[dr]	;B[eq]	;W[ep]	;B[dp]	;W[fq]	;B[fp]	;W[eo]	;B[fo]	;W[en]
;B[dn])
)
(;B[ck]C[Ming's coach suggested this (or something close). If white plays C4 the stone at G3 ends up too close. Ming's coach prefers this to the game sequence.]
(;W[cp]	;B[co]	;W[bq]	;B[cg])
(;W[co]	;B[cn]	;W[cp]
;B[ch]C[fast opening for black]
)
)
)