(;
AB[cq][cp][cn][dr][cr][fq][jq][pp][np][pd][qf][qm]
AW[dd][dq][dp][do][er][eq][hq][nc][pb][qn][rp]
TR[qm]
PL[W]
C[White's response to the marked play?

Source:
    1996 Fujitsu Games
    Hak Soo Kim 6P (black)  vs.  Michael Redmond 8P
    American Go Journal, Vol. 31, No. 1]
(;
W[pm]
C[Michael considered this hane from the outside as another possibility, but said that the move didn't "feel" right.  Sometimes even pros cannot explain their moves.];
B[ql]
C[Michael gives this likely sequence.];
W[pl];B[rn];W[qo];B[qk];W[qq];B[pq];W[ro];B[pk]
)
    (;
    W[rm];B[rn]
    (;
    W[ro]
    C[White cannot play here.];
    B[pn];W[sn];B[ql]
    C[Giving Black this outside influence is too good for Black.]
    )
        (;
        W[pm]
        C[Correct.];
        B[ql];W[rl]
        C[The strongest moves.  Note that White's plan depends on a ladder.];
        B[qo]
        C[The game continuation ...];
        W[pn];B[ro]
        C[Black seals off the corner, but ...];
        W[qk]
        C[... White can capture the 2 stones.];
        B[qc]
        (;
        W[qi]
        C[And White extended here in the game.];
        B[lc];W[ne]
        C[White goes on to win by 3.5 points.]
        )
            (;
            W[kc]
            C[This normal extension would have been a mistake.];
            B[ld]
            C[A severe ladder-breaker.]
            )
        )
    )
)

