(;GM[1]
FF[4]
AP[Hibiscus:2.1]
SZ[19]
ST[3]
GN[1.5]
EV[MR 2000]
RO[1]
PC[Brno]
DT[4/7/2000]
PW[Grosser Tomas ]
PB[Mechura Jan ]
WR[3 D]
BR[4 D]
RE[B+3.5]
KM[5.5]
TM[7200]
;B[pd]
CR[pd];W[jj]
CR[jj];B[pq]
CR[pq];W[dd]
CR[dd];B[cp]
CR[cp]C[Good choice.]
;W[ep]
CR[ep];B[dn]
C[Correct direction, because this move goes to the 
marked two white stones.]
CR[dn]MA[jj][dd];W[cl]
CR[cl];B[gq]
CR[gq](;W[po]
C[The marked stone should not die, otherwise it is 
difficult to use the 'moyo' on the left side. See 
variation.]
CR[po]MA[jj][cl][dd]MA[ep];B[pl]
CR[pl]LB[fo:A]C[Black should try to get sente to play at A. ]
;W[nc]
CR[nc];B[qf]
C[This move is not a bad move, we see it very 
often in the professional's games. But to avoid 
the white moyo becomes too big, I think it is better for 
black to play higher at A. 

Later white has a beautiful move at B.]
CR[qf]LB[pf:A][ne:B];W[no]
CR[no];B[nq]
CR[nq];W[lo]
C[If white wants to make the marked stone 
useful, I think white much move out from the lower left 
corner. ]
CR[lo]MA[jj];B[fo]
C[Very good.

White makes a large moyo with only a few stones ( 
this means the moyo is not strong at all). In this kind of 
game, white should try to keep black weak. 
If black has a strong position, the white 'moyo' will not 
be moyo anymore but weakness. ]
CR[fo];W[jd]
CR[jd]C[I think it is better for white to defend on the left side, 
because the black's position on the lower left is 
stronger than the upper right.]
;B[di]
CR[di]C[Because black is very strong in the lower left corner, 
black can invade easily.]
;W[el]
CR[el];B[cf]
CR[cf]C[The fuseki looks good for black, because the black 
stones are more efficient than white's. ]
;W[ef]
CR[ef](;B[dc]
CR[dc]C[A nice move, but not good for this situation. And it 
is not necessary at all for black to play like this.
There is a important idea in the game of Go, that is: 
our opponent may have something. It is very 
dangerous to take away everything from him, in that 
case we just put ourself in danger. 
See variation.]
;W[cc]
C[Simply nobi at A would be also possible for white.]
CR[cc]LB[cd:A];B[cd]
CR[cd];W[cb]
CR[cb];B[de]
CR[de];W[ed]
CR[ed];B[ee]
CR[ee](;W[fd]
CR[fd]LB[fe:A]C[White must stop black by playing at A, this is the 
matter of shape. When black gets out from A, black has 
a strong shape. See variation.]
;B[fe]
CR[fe];W[bd]
CR[bd](;B[gd]
CR[gd]C[Overplay again. See variation.]
;W[ge]
CR[ge]C[Very severe.]
;B[ce]
CR[ce];W[eb]
CR[eb];B[gc]
CR[gc];W[fb]
CR[fb];B[id]
CR[id];W[jc]
CR[jc];B[gf]
CR[gf];W[he]
CR[he];B[ie]
CR[ie];W[hf]
CR[hf];B[if]
CR[if];W[hg]
CR[hg];B[ic]
CR[ic];W[kf]
CR[kf]C[Complicated, but looks more dangerous for black than 
for white, because black has two groups.]
;B[ig]
CR[ig];W[hh]
CR[hh];B[ih]
CR[ih];W[ii]
C[Nobi at A would be easy for white.]
CR[ii]LB[hi:A];B[hi]
CR[hi];W[gi]
CR[gi];B[hj]
CR[hj];W[gj]
CR[gj];B[hk]
CR[hk];W[eh]
CR[eh]LB[fh:A]C[A would give white a better  shape.]
;B[gk]
CR[gk]LB[cj:A]C[Looks severe. But I think black could play at A first, in 
that case the black group on the left is already alive.]
;W[dh]
CR[dh];B[ch]
CR[ch];W[ci]
CR[ci];B[bi]
CR[bi];W[cj]
CR[cj];B[bg]
CR[bg];W[jh]
CR[jh]C[Still very complicated, but because the black group on 
the left is not yet clearly alive, it look not easy for 
black.]
;B[fj]
CR[fj];W[fi]
CR[fi];B[jb]
CR[jb];W[kb]
CR[kb];B[ke]
CR[ke];W[le]
CR[le];B[hb]
CR[hb];W[ja]
CR[ja];B[ia]
CR[ia];W[ib]
CR[ib];B[hd]
CR[hd]LB[kg:A]C[This is aji-kash. First at A would be better.]
;W[gh]
CR[gh];B[jb]
CR[jb];W[be]
CR[be];B[bj]
CR[bj];W[ib]
CR[ib];B[kg]
CR[kg];W[bk]
CR[bk];B[lf]
CR[lf];W[ha]
CR[ha];B[me]
C[White has to defends at A. In that case white has about 
60 points on the left side. White is leading on territory, 
but the situation is not yet clear on the right side of the 
board, so I would like to say that white is leading but 
the game is not yet finished.]
CR[me][me]LB[ej:A];W[qh]
CR[qh]C[Overplay.]
(;B[pb]
CR[pb]C[See variations.]
;W[ni]
CR[ni];B[ml]
CR[ml];W[jl]
CR[jl];B[kk]
CR[kk];W[jk]
CR[jk];B[li]
CR[li];W[mj]
CR[mj];B[lk]
CR[lk];W[nk]
CR[nk];B[nl]
CR[nl];W[lj]
CR[lj];B[kj]
CR[kj];W[ki]
CR[ki];B[lh]
CR[lh];W[ok]
CR[ok];B[ol]
CR[ol];W[pk]
CR[pk];B[qk]
CR[qk];W[qj]
CR[qj];B[rl]
CR[rl];W[rj]
CR[rj];B[fl]
CR[fl];W[ej]
CR[ej];B[km]
CR[km];W[fm]
CR[fm];B[gm]
CR[gm];W[fk]
CR[fk];B[gl]
CR[gl];W[fp]
CR[fp];B[go]
C[Playing at A would be more severe.]
CR[go]LB[gp:A];W[cq]
CR[cq];B[bq]
CR[bq];W[dp]
CR[dp];B[cr]
CR[cr];W[co]
CR[co];B[dq]
CR[dq];W[bp]
CR[bp];B[do]
CR[do];W[cq]
CR[cq];B[dg]
CR[dg];W[eg]
C[Play at A can kill the black group without ko.]
CR[eg]LB[bf:A];B[cp]
CR[cp];W[qq]
CR[qq];B[qr]
CR[qr];W[cq]
CR[cq];B[bf]
CR[bf];W[cp]
CR[cp];B[df]
CR[df]C[White lost the game now. 

In this game black and white both played an
unnecessary move, that is black 23 and white 88. 
Indeed it is difficult to stop fighting and often we just 
don't know how to stop. My suggestion is: before 
we are going to do some dangerous things, look 
at the whole board and count first. ]
;W[rq]
CR[rq];B[pp]
CR[pp];W[qp]
CR[qp];B[qo]
CR[qo];W[op]
CR[op];B[pn]
CR[pn];W[oo]
CR[oo];B[rr]
CR[rr];W[oq]
CR[oq];B[pr]
CR[pr];W[or]
CR[or];B[ro]
CR[ro];W[kq]
CR[kq];B[jo]
CR[jo];W[iq]
CR[iq];B[hq]
CR[hq];W[ip]
CR[ip];B[io]
CR[io];W[ob]
CR[ob];B[oc]
CR[oc];W[nb]
CR[nb];B[rg]
CR[rg];W[og]
CR[og];B[ld]
CR[ld];W[lc]
CR[lc];B[er]
CR[er];W[qb]
CR[qb];B[pa]
CR[pa];W[qc]
CR[qc];B[pc]
CR[pc];W[re]
CR[re];B[qe]
CR[qe];W[rd]
CR[rd];B[qa]
CR[qa];W[rf]
CR[rf];B[qg]
CR[qg];W[rb]
CR[rb];B[ph]
CR[ph];W[rh]
CR[rh];B[oh]
CR[oh];W[nh]
CR[nh];B[ng]
CR[ng];W[pg]
CR[pg];B[of]
CR[of];W[pi]
CR[pi];B[pf]
CR[pf];W[sg]
CR[sg];B[os]
CR[os];W[ns]
CR[ns];B[ps]
CR[ps];W[nr]
CR[nr];B[br]
CR[br];W[rk]
CR[rk];B[ql]
CR[ql];W[em]
CR[em];B[fn]
CR[fn];W[hr]
CR[hr];B[gr]
CR[gr];W[ir]
CR[ir];B[cn]
CR[cn];W[bn]
CR[bn];B[oi]
CR[oi];W[mk]
CR[mk];B[oj]
CR[oj];W[pj]
CR[pj];B[kp]
CR[kp];W[lp]
CR[lp];B[nd]
CR[nd];W[kn]
CR[kn];B[jn]
CR[jn];W[hp]
CR[hp];B[gp]
CR[gp];W[ho]
CR[ho];B[hn]
CR[hn];W[jm]
CR[jm];B[lm]
CR[lm];W[jp]
CR[jp];B[in]
CR[in];W[ko]
CR[ko];B[cm]
CR[cm];W[bm]
CR[bm];B[gb]
CR[gb];W[eq]
CR[eq];B[dr]
CR[dr];W[ga]
CR[ga];B[fc]
CR[fc];W[ec]
CR[ec];B[ae]
CR[ae];W[ac]
CR[ac];B[ff]
CR[ff];W[on]
CR[on];B[om]
CR[om];W[aq]
CR[aq];B[ar]
CR[ar];W[ap]
CR[ap];B[ra]
CR[ra];W[mh]
CR[mh];B[mg]
CR[mg];W[je]
CR[je];B[jf]
CR[jf];W[mn]
CR[mn];B[sb]
CR[sb];W[sc]
CR[sc];B[qd]
CR[qd];W[sa]
CR[sa];B[oa]
CR[oa];W[na]
CR[na];B[sb]
CR[sb];W[rc]
CR[rc];B[kd]
CR[kd];W[kc]
CR[kc];B[qm]
CR[qm];W[gs]
CR[gs];B[fs]
CR[fs];W[hs]
CR[hs];B[fg]
CR[fg];W[fq]
CR[fq];B[fr]
CR[fr];W[fh]
CR[fh];B[mc]
CR[mc];W[mb]
CR[mb];B[sk]
CR[sk];W[sj]
CR[sj];B[sl]
CR[sl];W[mm]
CR[mm];B[dm]
CR[dm];W[dl]
CR[dl];B[ak]
CR[ak];W[al]
CR[al];B[aj]
CR[aj];W[nm]
CR[nm];B[md]
CR[md];W[ad]
CR[ad];B[af]
CR[af];W[sa]
CR[sa];B[sf]
C[Konec zápisu.]
)(;B[dj]
;W[ck]
;B[dk]
C[This looks very dangerous for white. ]
;W[dl]
;B[fk]
;W[ff]
;B[bm]
;W[cn]
;B[bn]
;W[ak]
;B[fm]
C[Black leads the game now.]
;W[bf]
C[White lost a lot of points, and black is very 
strong outside. Black leads the game now. ]
;B[nl]
)(;B[dg]
C[Or this move.]
;W[eg]
;B[bf]
;W[df]
;B[ah]
C[Inside it is already a ko.]
))(;B[ge]
;W[gd]
;B[he]
;W[hd]
;B[ie]
C[White has only about 20 points in total, black should 
be happy.]
))(;W[fe]
;B[fd]
;W[ec]
;B[ff]
;W[ge]
;B[eg]
;W[gf]
;B[fg]
;W[bd]
C[In this case white gets at least a lot of points on the 
top.]
))(;B[fi]
MA[el][cl]C[Simply jump out would be a good solution for black. 
This move reduces the white  moyo on the top and 
threatens the marked two white stones. If we look at 
the whole board, white has only the moyo on the top 
which is not strong at all, black has more territory with 
strong position everywhere.]
))(;W[fo]
C[I would like to play here.]
;B[em]
;W[dj]
;B[hp]
;W[gn]
;B[fl]
;W[co]
C[Attack the black's weak spot.]
;B[do]
;W[dp]
;B[bo]
;W[cq]
;B[cn]
;W[bq]
;B[er]
;W[dr]
;B[eq]
;W[dq]
;B[hl]
;W[in]
;B[kp]
;W[jm]
;B[gi]
;W[dg]
C[This looks like a even game.]
))