Black has the corner and White has commenced to envelop his stones. The following continuation might occur:
| White | Black | ||
| 5. | F 18. | 6. | D 18. |
| 7. | E 17. | 8. | C 15. |
Black’s last move in this continuation is interesting, because [[141]]it will make “Kake tsugu” no matter which way White tries to break through. If he should play at D 17, White could get through at E 16.
XXII
Handicap
| White | Black | ||
| 1. | N 16. | 2. | O 17. This is an alternative defense. |
| 3. | N 17. | 4. | O 16. |
| 5. | O 15. | 6. | N 18. This is Black’s best move. If he plays at P 15, White replies at O 18 with agood attack. |
| 7. | M 18. | 8. | O 18. |
| 9. | M 15. | 10. | N 14. This stone will be sacrificed, but while White is killing it Black gets advantageelsewhere. |
| 11. | N 15. White must connect. | 12. | Q 14. |
Black has the better of it.