Hey guys!
I want to first thank you for your time in advance. I will post the interesting games I play here, trying to keep it all under the same topic. I'm looking for any advice from any level. I welcome all opinion from strong players but also from my peers trying to progress
everyone knows something that I don't, so feel free to comment my games whatever level you're at! 
To begin with, here is a 2 stones handicap game I played against a 9-kyu today. I felt like I made mistakes but also that my reading was often right. I tend to attack too much and I leave my structures very weak in the process, but it was my opponent who let himself get in a very difficult position. I wish I had seen the genocide at the end, but at least I knew that he was under heavy pressure.
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D15. ( What's your feeling of 
if W ignores you? )
o18 / D15 big. ( What's your follow-up of 
? )
E3.
Bad habit. Connect directly at D4.
You already wasted a move on 
).
still drops to A2,
Soft. Double hane G2.
Did you read the cut ?
What if W cuts H3 ?
H16.
Played by feel -- no reading of all the cuts and local fights involved.
is playing C14 better here?
thank you for showing me the bulge, I will be sure to use it. 
What are you trying to do with this move ?
Does the exchange 
help or hurt this move?
If B wants to kill, P18 -- locally, W is dead shape.
Can W make a base there?
Slow, small.
Maybe B is building strength here to attack L15. Let's see what B does from here...
If you can see B is aiming to attack L15,
- 
Locally, this shape not good for B.
Unclear what B is doing. L13, etc. to attack L15 makes more sense.
Yes, but W not out of the woods yet.
Strange. L11, etc.
Is your L15 group safe yet?
This contradicts all of ( 
Help your L15 group, not your strong 
What are you trying to do with this wedge?
Locally, can you do better?
Is this sente?
Unreasonable and greedy. See above.
Not the way to kill W. ( L11, etc. )
Maybe M11, etc. better...
Not the way to kill.
Not the way to kill. He's helping you make eyes. 
. White would normally have played at 'b' instead of tenuki, but perhaps white is thinking to play fast since this is a handicap game. When white tenukis a kick like that, playing where white ought to have played is quite big and can usually be played fairly soon. The upper right tenuki for white is a bit different. Now, both white and black would like the point at 'c' if possible.
and then black will connect at 
. But this gives white a few local choices for follow-up, such as 'a', 'b', 'c'.
may still become a headache for black. It's not 100% dead if white gets a few extra stones around there.
elsewhere)
D6.
G17, cut and link up.
... 
.. 
at Q18 refutes the move at P18, so forget my last variation 
at M3 in the variation should be at L3. Misclick, oops.