(;GM[1]FF[4]CA[UTF-8]AP[CGoban:3]ST[2]
RU[Japanese]SZ[19]KM[6.50]TM[1800]OT[5x30 byo-yomi]
PW[Lerion]PB[kkmohno]WR[1d]BR[1d]DT[2013-03-11]PC[The KGS Go Server at http://www.gokgs.com/]C[Today we will review a game that was sent to us by one of our pro members, Henrique Morimitsu. Henrique is a 1d player on KGS and live in São Paulo - Brazil. He has been playing go for about 8 years. He plays as white in this game.

He told us that he felt he was behind in this game from the start and that he doesn't know why. Let's see!
]RE[B+Resign]
(;B[qd]BL[1777.461]
;W[dc]WL[1795.48]C[This move can be compared to the position from Kajiwaras book " direction of play". ]
;B[dp]BL[1774.444]LB[dc:A]C[A can not be called a bad move, but White should be prepared for this black hoshi if he plays A. ]
;W[pq]WL[1785.214]
;B[de]BL[1768.941]SQ[dp]C[This move works well with the marked black stone.]
(;W[dh]WL[1753.403]LB[dp:A]C[This move was the first mistake of the game. 
It is possible to play it, some professionals have tried it, but it is unusual. 

White creates a busy position for himself. The pincer stone is almost sure to come under attack.
This is because the nearby corner (A) has a black stone and not a white stone. ]
(;B[gd]BL[1748.447]C[Black played here, which is good. But black can also play more simple. ]
;W[ee]WL[1738.15]
;B[ef]BL[1745.017]
;W[fe]WL[1731.921]
;B[dd]BL[1742.208]
;W[fc]WL[1716.799]
;B[cc]BL[1739.485]
;W[ec]WL[1714.487]
;B[ff]BL[1736.499]
;W[ge]WL[1712.887]
;B[bd]BL[1701.889]
;W[kc]WL[1707.02]C[A joseki was played.]
;B[dk]BL[1681.462]LB[dp:A]C[This is a good pincer to attack the single white stone.
White feels a bit behind already. 


Eventhough white feels behind, it is important to cut your losses. It is best to consider the white stone as aji and leave it. We would play tenuki.

This is all because black has a stone at A. If white would have stones around A, the story is completely different. ]
(;W[fh]WL[1642.355]C[A mistake. White creates a weak group and will face the consequences for the rest of the game. ]
;B[gf]BL[1675.159]C[A good push. Pushing from behind is usually bad, but black needs to make sure that white does not connect easily. ]
;W[he]WL[1639.008]
;B[ei]BL[1660.745]C[Good peep, black makes white heavy.]
;W[eh]WL[1613.891]
;B[hf]BL[1654.679]C[Another good push. Feels natural.]
(;W[fi]WL[1591.047]C[This move is a bit slow. But where to play instead?]
;B[ie]BL[1638.568]
;W[id]WL[1589.146]
;B[fk]BL[1612.304]
(;W[ih]WL[1514.097]SQ[ff][gf][hf]C[A dubious move again. Normally this is the shape jump, but because the marked stones are so close to white shape white needs to be very careful. ]
(;B[jd]BL[1578.157]C[Nice move by black.]
(;W[je]WL[1485.875]LB[if:A]C[Wrong. This only helps black protect his cutting point at A]
;B[if]BL[1574.494]
;W[jc]WL[1477.047]LB[if:A]C[Black got a free move at A which helps a lot for attacking white's floating group. ]
;B[ij]BL[1554.177]C[Black gets this nice point and white is under a lot of pressure. ]
;W[gk]WL[1419.787]
;B[gj]BL[1537.86]
;W[fj]WL[1415.459]
;B[fl]BL[1532.833]C[Strong move by black.]
;W[hj]WL[1412.053]
;B[hk]BL[1529.914]
;W[gi]WL[1405.671]
;B[gl]BL[1519.284]
;W[ii]WL[1385.009]
;B[gj]BL[1510.082]C[Taking this stone is not necessary]
(;W[hi]WL[1375.419]C[Very slow. ]
;B[jj]BL[1488.089]C[Now black is ahead in the running fight]
;W[kh]WL[1354.778]
;B[jq]BL[1418.544]LB[hi:A]C[Huge point.

Let's take a moment to assess the position. White's group at A is still weak. Look at the black stones in the centre: they have a purpose and make strength and territory. ]
;W[cq]WL[1345.752]C[Good choice, when black has a double wing formation, san-san is good!]
;B[dq]BL[1405.165]
;W[cp]WL[1343.856]
;B[co]BL[1403.006]
;W[bo]WL[1342.206]
;B[cn]BL[1388.988]
;W[bn]WL[1339.445]
;B[bm]BL[1364.423]
;W[dr]WL[1303.232]
;B[er]BL[1360.242]
;W[cr]WL[1301.293]
;B[fq]BL[1331.066]
;W[lj]WL[1204.648]
;B[qn]BL[1254.258]
;W[qp]WL[1171.449]
;B[qk]BL[1243.536]
;W[oc]WL[1132.778]
;B[pf]BL[1149.457]
;W[ph]WL[1074.406]
;B[pj]BL[1086.368]
;W[oi]WL[1040.305]
;B[od]BL[1057.61]
;W[pc]WL[1024.978]
;B[qc]BL[1053.169]
;W[pd]WL[1018.625]
;B[pe]BL[1049.459]
;W[nd]WL[1008.677]
;B[oe]BL[1040.204]
;W[qb]WL[1000.728]
;B[rb]BL[1036.09]
;W[pb]WL[995.903]
;B[mf]BL[946.951]
;W[ll]WL[919.818]
;B[li]BL[872.186]
;W[ki]WL[867.329]
;B[kj]BL[840.684]
;W[kf]WL[771.043]
;B[lk]BL[807.999]
;W[lq]WL[588.927]
;B[mj]BL[739.057]
;W[ko]WL[569.125]
;B[io]BL[648.729]
;W[pl]WL[548.08]
;B[ql]BL[627.534]
;W[pn]WL[439.808]
;B[pm]BL[597.707]
;W[om]WL[436.91]
;B[qm]BL[594.766]
;W[po]WL[375.962]
;B[md]BL[567.017]
;W[mb]WL[317.079]
;B[an]BL[505.606]
;W[ap]WL[302.742]
;B[jo]BL[402.479]
;W[kn]WL[286.888]
;B[ml]BL[384.397]
;W[nl]WL[238.561]
;B[mk]BL[286.058]
;W[mg]WL[167.351]
;B[lg]BL[194.956]
;W[lh]WL[46.924]
;B[mh]BL[81.616]
;W[kg]WL[27.817]
;B[ng]BL[71.875]
;W[ck]WL[11.775]
;B[cl]BL[56.854]
;W[cj]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[cg]BL[14.068]
;W[ch]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[bg]BL[30]OB[5]
;W[kr]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[mm]BL[30]OB[5]
;W[nn]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[jr]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[ro]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[ne]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[ra]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[sb]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[ok]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[oj]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[dg]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[df]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[bh]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[kq]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[lr]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[bk]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[bj]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[mn]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[mo]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[jm]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[jn]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[in]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[km]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[jl]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[cb]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[bb]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[db]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[ld]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[kd]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[lb]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[lc]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[nb]BL[30]OB[4]
;W[mc]WL[30]OW[4]
;B[nc]BL[30]OB[4])
(;W[jj]C[White might answer here]
;B[hi]
;W[hh]
;B[jk]
;W[kj]C[White is ahead one step of black. But this result is of course still great for black.]))
(;W[jc]C[Playing here is better, black needs to come back..]
;B[if]
;W[ij]LB[je:A]C[And white gets sente. White will not play at A now.

This white jump is the vital point for his group. If he jumps away he is safe. If black plays here, he is under attack.]))
(;B[hh]C[Black has big cutting aji. ]
;W[hi]
;B[gh]
;W[gi]
;B[ii]
;W[ij]
;B[ji]
;W[hk]
;B[kk])
(;B[ij]C[But maybe even better, black played this in the game. A nasty shape point. White has no good move.]))
(;W[ii]C[So how about this move instead? It is a bit further away from black's strength. ]
;B[hi]C[Yes, but there is still cutting aji. ]
;W[hh]
;B[hj]
;W[ih]
;B[gh])
(;W[hi]LB[fi:A]C[So in the end maybe a simple one space jump is best. However, now you can see that A was very slow and a little superfluous. It would be better not to play A and jump immediately.]))
(;W[ej]C[You can consider this to make eyeshape. But this will help black to get stronger.]
;B[ek]
;W[fj]
;B[fk]C[Black becomes very strong on the lower side. But white's group does not look that weak anymore. However, white needs to spend another move and keep investing in this group.]
;W[dj]
;B[gk]C[Black is strong and white feels a bit cramped.])
(;W[hh]C[We think this is the proper move. ]
(;B[ie]
;W[id]
;B[if]
;W[fk]C[Later white has a shape jump here. ])
(;B[gi]
;W[gh]
;B[ie]
;W[id]
;B[if]
;W[gk]C[White can jump here now. ])))
(;W[fi]SQ[ef][ff]C[Instead of the normal jump in the game, white can also consider jumping here. To play a bit further away from blacks thickness at the marked stones.])
(;W[jp]LB[dh:A]C[A is big aji. ]
(;B[ei]C[If black tries to capture it..]
(;W[gf]C[This is a nice forcing move for white.]
(;B[eh]C[Black has to answer. Otherwise white escapes.])
(;B[fq]
;W[eh]
;B[fh]
;W[fi]C[This makes miai for white. ]
;B[fg]
;W[ej]C[White can sacrifice 2 stones and slice through black's position.]
;B[di]
;W[dj]
;B[ci]
;W[cj]C[Very painful. ]))
(;W[cm]LB[cj:C][bk:B][ck:A]C[Also white can consider invading here. This aims at moves like A, B or C. 
]))
(;B[fh]C[Instead of trying to capture the white stone, black can also play here. However, white can still go out with this keima, which is also very big aji. ]
;W[ej]
;B[ek]
;W[fi]
;B[dj]
;W[eh]C[White can escape.]))
(;AE[dp]AW[cp][eq]LB[cp:A][eq:B]C[Here white has stones at A and B. ]
(;W[fh]LB[dk:A]C[Now this feels much better, because the black stone at A is under pressure. ]
;B[gf]
;W[he]
;B[cn]C[But black is also playable because black gets this big move. ])
(;W[cm]C[So it is better for white to play this move instead. ]
;B[fh]C[We like this for white. But this is normal.])))
(;B[fe]C[This is a simple jump, aiming to pincer white's stone. ]
;W[fc]
;B[dk]C[A severe pincer. White already feels a bit uncomfortable. ]))
(;AW[dp]AB[pq]LB[dp:A]C[Now there is a white stone in the nearby corner (A). ]
;W[dh]LB[dp:A]C[It is much more usual to play this white pincer, when white has backup in the form of A. ]))
(;B[pd]
;W[pq]C[This is an example from Kajiwaras book, from the chapter "the second move lost the game". ]
;B[dd]
;W[cp]
;B[po]SQ[dd][pd]C[This black approach works well together with the marked stones. White feels behind from the start.]))
