Hi folks,
today I played a game against a friend at university. We started at 9 a.m. and had time until approximately 11:45 a.m. Still we had to quit before we could finish because I had to attend a meeting. So our moves got pretty improper at the end of the game record. Nevertheless, I would appreciate any hints you can give us on our game.
I was Black.
After chasing his large center group I didn't see
142 coming - at least not until the bystanding 2d professor started laughing very loud. I thought that I was not that far behind and should still try to gather some points. But as my meeting moved closer the succeeding moves were, at least, dubious.As the result is "W+Resign" recorded, as it was my meeting interupting us.
I would be very grateful if you could point out the main mistakes of both Black and White.
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cause me indescribable pain. If you learn nothing else from this game, learn to avoid moves such as these.
109 would have been probably right even if the white dragon has not been fully alive after my 
in a ladder.
: I know that attaching needs a working ladder but I don't know where this ladder might be. In the game I read for some minutes an thought that each ladder I found works.
was supposed to be a ladder breaker. L7 is locally good, of course, but I wanted the ladder.
at N5 works. Could you explain your idea?
and couldn't find a satisfying move. Your M8 is probably the best alternative to my move.
to 
weren't good, yes. But I misread before playing 
coming.
