(;
AB[pd][dp][pq][qq][rq][op][po][pn][qn][cj][sq][so][ro][qo][oo]
AW[cd][rn][oq][nq][fc][pr][qr][rr][np]
PL[W]
TR[cj]
C[In this 2 stone professional handicap game, what is White's response to the marked play?

Source:
    "Masterpieces of Handicap Go"
    Onoda Chiyotaro 7P vs. Fujisawa Tamotsu 1P
    Commentary:  Fujisawa Shuko 9P
    American Go Journal, Vol. 31, No 1, pp. 24-25]
(;
W[cg]
C[Onoda 7P's response.];
B[jq]
C[A good point.  Black looks forward to attacking White's lower right group.];
W[cn]
(;
B[cp]
TR[cj]
C[Black responds to the approach here to give support to the marked stone.];
W[fo]
C[White then follows with this unorthodox jump.];
B[fn]
C[Not to be outdone, Fujisawa counters here.  This result leads a complicated fight.]
)
    (;
    B[fp]
    C[If Black responds in the other direction, ...];
    W[bp]
    C[... White plays as follows.];
    B[cq];W[cl]
    TR[cj]
    C[White makes a base and the marked stone is floating, which is not enjoyable for Black.]
    )
    (;
    B[co]
    C[If Black kicks here, ...];
    W[dn];B[fp];W[ej]
    C[... this cap would also be depressing for Black.]
    )
)
    (;
    W[iq]
    C[Onoda 7P didn't like this extension, because ...];
    B[cf]
    C[... he said that he would find this extension unpleasant.]
    )
)

