Black has about 45 points of solid territory with two large corners, and no weak groups. White doesn't have many points on the top left, has some potential on the bottom, and one weak group. The shape of the three stones L15 is light, but I feel that White needs to add a defensive move, I don't know where (my kyu-level instinct indicates N12 or J14). Black will attack White and get stones in the center, which will help erase White's potential at the bottom.

So I choose Black.

Black, as most his stones look like ones Elf is reasonably ok with (e.g. distant approach for kosumi in top right better for black). c7 is maybe better at c8 given white played the attachment against corner (and lower side white is nicely efficient), but the top left is not an Elf favourite, c10 is weird, top right stones would be ok were it not for this terrible exchange in which white presumably hoped black would be a chicken and hane under but he didn't and that thick nobi weaknes the top 3 stones:

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Alright, let's look at what both players have :

Black :

The lower left corner is rock solid territory. So is the top group. The top right corner is solid and is mostly connected to the two stones lower down the right side. The Q10 stone is not yet isolated, but can't really be called connected. But it's a single stone in a large area, so it's not a burden.

The lower left and top group are worth roughly 20 points, the top right corner has more scope to be reduced but could easily end up being 10+ points. So I give black ~50 points of territory.

White :

The top left group is safe but not entirely connected with the C10 stone. The top side group is a bit loose. It's not exactly safe but it can probably afford to live by sacrificing a stone at worst. Finally white has an enclosed corner with a side moyo.

I think black is better as the board stand but it's white's move, so it depends on what he might be able to do with that. The "simple" option would be to try to secure the side territory, but then black can invade the corner (or get chased out and ruin white's everything), or, possibly even better, play a light reducing move against the side then invade the corner (it depends on how white might resist). Giving black the corner (and maybe 4-5 points there) and white the side, white seems to have maybe 40 points of territory counting the open-skirt, but that's maybe a bit optimistic depending on how much black can reduce.

Black can then bully a bit white's top group and solidify some more territory as a result, before launching an invasion of the left side. Then black should be ahead in territory and white has no way to get more.

So black seems to be ahead to me. There's just too many possibility to erase white's stuff.

Black has some nice secure territories, and White has weaknesses. In particular, I don't believe White's left side is going to turn into very much territory, and the three stones in the top right are weak. That leaves only the lower side framework, and that is okay but not spectacular.
What happened on the right? We were just talking about elephant jumps, weren't we? This one looks rather badly damaged, and unless White can do something spectacular like descend with the isolated stone and live there, it kind of looks like a wasted move.
So I'm choosing Black, and I don't feel I have too much reason to second-guess myself here.

I also prefer black.

And what about Katago? He agree, and put white at 32%wr and -7pts (with 40k playouts)

I don't have enough time to give a detailed analysis, unfortunately. It looks like white and black have generally been playing decent moves throughout most of the board. Then, for some reason, W was cautious to a fault in the upper right? W's territories require further moves, B's territories are perfectly strong due to nearby weak W groups. Since B looks a little bigger than W on top of that, I have to take black here.

This one looks almost too easy. Black has good territory in three places AND White has three floating stones at the top. White has a large area for development at the bottom, but it can be reduced from above, invaded at the large knight's, and it's already undercut from the left.

All is joseki here except C10 is too close to B thickness, Q12 is a terrible exchange and W is running with a weak group that has nothing to lean on.

If B has 60 pts with attack on top. And W has 60 pts overall, then the attack on the top makes the difference. With nothing to lean on, I can't see a good move, perhaps M17 aiming to cut or make lighter before running L12 or something.

Even then, I don't think W is alive, and if running out, expects B to naturally invade the lower side and solidify the right. Even the left could become vulnerable.