Black has a handicap of three stones.
| White | Black | ||
| 1. | R 14. | 2. | R 5. |
| 3. | P 4. | 4. | Q 3. |
| 5. | P 3. | 6. | Q 2. |
| 7. | R 7. Formerly in this case White played at L 3 and Black replied at Q 6. | 8. | R 6. |
| 9. | Q 7. | 10. | P 5. |
| 11. | O 17. | 12. | Q 14. |
| 13. | Q 13. | 14. | P 14. |
| 15. | R 15. | 16. | R 16. |
| 17. | P 13. | 18. | O 16. |
| 19. | N 16. | 20. | P 17. |
| 21. | O 18. | 22. | O 13. |
| 23. | O 12. | 24. | O 14. |
| 25. | K 17. | 26. | L 3. |
| 27. | C 14. At this move White abandons P 3 and 4. If he replied to Black L 3, then there
would follow:
B. L 3, L 4, L 5, L 6, G 4
and Black has a decisive advantage. |
28. | L 5. |
| 29. | C 8. | 30. | C 6.[172] |
| 31. | E 14. | 32. | C 15. |
| 33. | B 14. | 34. | F 16. |
| 35. | E 2. | 36. | D 2. |
| 37. | D 3. | 38. | C 3. |
| 39. | E 3. | 40. | C 2. |
| 41. | J 3. | 42. | E 4. |
| 43. | G 3. | 44. | K 2. The importance of this move, when a territory merely has the protection of L 3–L 5, has been commented on before. |
| 45. | J 5. | 46. | P 6. |
| 47. | O 8. | 48. | N 12. |
| 49. | O 11. | 50. | H 17. |
Plate 28