Hi Menezes,
Welcome back.
Both remember this sequence, up to here.
Bad habit. Aji keshi. ( Self-reduce liberties, waste 1 ko threat, etc. )This exchange good for
, bad for 
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No problem; these days, AlphaGo ( and Leela, etc. ) would even 3-3 on 
directly ( or earlier! ) If you want Leela's winrates for 3-3 vs. jump out, you can now ask it. 
Strange.
White has to keep an eye on B's huge moyo. But you're not too worried right now because of . The exact invasion point is difficult for humans. (*)
This feeling will never go away, even for top humans ( vs. AZ ).
Almost a pass.
Take! L4. played 2 iffy moves ( , ) You're so happy to L4 and completely destroy his moyo. Instead, you return the favor and pass.
No, take, the game move, is better. ( To quote Kageyama(?), when passed, your hand should tremble with anticipation to take! ) L3, has the ladder!
Another pass.
You have to be ready for push at P4, then atari-cut variation.Just drop at N2 is not small; if you also get N2 you're alive.
This shape has issues ( what's your plan if hane-cut P5 ? )
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What are these stones doing ? 
Important, otherwise R18 aji.
Another pass.Didn't notice the result
+36.5 until now. played too many passes, slow moves.Perhaps another game where your opponent fights back much more severely is more valuable.
( But we can still learn from our opponent's mistakes； e.g.
bad habit, etc. )
You lose 2+ points here. Just D18 directly.
Key question: can you kill ?
If you're confident about your reading and fighting skills,you can go for the kill (say M12, etc.).
100 The timing of this move... (re: ) 
124, 126 If your plan was 126, then push down at R5 directly on 124._______
(*) Curious about Leela's evaluations.
as inefficient ( game losing ). Chinese opening, san ran sei, etc. will disappear from top pro games.