(;GM[1]FF[4]SZ[19]AP[SmartGo:2.8.3.0]
PW[Pal Balogh (Hungary)]WR[6d]
PB[Ri Kwang Hyok (DPRK)]BR[6d]
EV[2012 WAGC]RO[2]
DT[2012-05-13]
KM[6.5]
RE[B+9]
US[Chris Garlock]
RU[Simple]
AN[So Yokoku 8P (translated by Ting Ting Chen)]
C[2012 WAGC
Round 2
May 13, 2012
W: Pal Balogh (Hungary)
B: Ri Kwang Hyok (DPRK)
Commentary by So Yokoku 8P (translated by Ting Ting Chen)
Transcribed by Chris Garlock

White gains an advantage in the beginning of this game but then allows Black to get big moves and erase the advantage. Even so, White has one more chance to take the lead in mid-game but misses that as well. ]
;B[pd];W[dp];B[qp];W[op];B[cd];W[ed];B[ec];W[dd];B[dc];W[ce];B[fc];W[fd]
;B[gd]
C[large avalanche joseki; very complicated and no-one is sure about whether it's better for B or W, even pros are not sure.]
;W[cc];B[bd];W[cb];B[bc];W[gc];B[hc];W[bb];B[be];W[gb];B[fb];W[cf];B[db]
;W[hb];B[hd];W[ic];B[bf];W[ef];B[id];W[jc];B[jd];W[ea];B[da];W[fa];B[ba]
;W[ab];B[ac];W[ga];B[ib];W[jb];B[fg];W[ge];B[gf];W[fe];B[if];W[di]
C[this is almost the end of the joseki; looks about the same for both players. all normal moves for both players]
;B[dk];W[fi]TR[di]
(;B[dh]
C[better at 51, since black can't split the white groups at the moment; wait for another opportunity.]
LB[cn:B];W[ch];B[ci];W[eh];B[dg];W[cg];B[dj];W[ei];B[bi];W[eg]
C[black lost a lot in the 49-60 sequence. B wanted to split w's two groups but failed. ]
;B[cn];W[le];B[qf];W[kh];B[ii];W[jj];B[ld];W[md];B[me];W[ia];B[lf]
C[71 shd be at B; corner is huge, but B is worried about white playing at 71. 

white has been very successful]
LB[ca:B];W[eb];B[bh];W[ne];B[mf];W[lc];B[nd];W[kd];B[ke]
(;W[bg]
C[ko threat but b just ignores; W shd just connect the ko at B]LB[ld:B];B[ld]
;W[mc];B[kc];W[od];B[pc];W[pe];B[qe];W[oc];B[pf];W[oe];B[pn];W[ah];B[fq]
C[Even though B fell behind in the beginning in the upper left, his outside moves in the upper right, lower right and left make it about an even trade. ]
;W[dn];B[dm];W[co];B[en];W[do];B[bm];W[fp];B[gp];W[fo];B[er];W[bn];B[cm]
;W[dr];B[kq];W[qq];B[rq];W[pq];B[rr];W[mq];B[nn];W[mo];B[no];W[np];B[lp]
;W[kr];B[jr];W[lr];B[jq];W[mp];B[ob];W[nb];B[bo];W[bp];B[an];W[eq];B[fr]
C[W failed to take advantage of his advantage after his success in the opening; perhaps too optimistic about it, and failed to attack and black has almost caught up, it's about even on the board now.]
;W[br];B[pk];W[go];B[hp]
(;W[pb]LB[oi:B]
C[W should play at B to reduce black's territory. this is the key point in this game now, for one side or the other to grab the advantage. ]
;B[qb];W[oa];B[ai];W[ag];B[lj];W[kj];B[li]
C[White is too slow; after B141 black has the advantage. white underplayed and allowed black to catch up.

end of commentary; subsequent moves omitted; black wins by 9.5 points]
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(;W[oi];B[qi];W[pb]
C[huge difference]))
(;W[ld]))
(;B[cn]))

