7k vs 8k game: critique of my play

[Fllecha]

Hi all!,

In the game as usual I am misspenny.
I need some reviews here in particular:

move 17: how to respond to black push which is considered mistake in joseki dictionary?
move 64: probably I messed up something
move 82: is this attach justified?
After mve 82: I think there's a way to make life without seki. But I messed up something

Thanks in advance
At some point we decided to count but my opponent thought that my group was dead I insisted to play and obv it was seki.

[EdLee]

Hi misspenny,

D3.

This is not a push; it's a connect.
It's rare, but does appear in pro games.

G5.

Why ?

B3.

[Fllecha]

B3.

But that move takes gote after the exchange. Is it big enough to play anyway?

Can you please (if you have time) to answer my other questions? Thanks

[EdLee]

Hi misspenny,

I'm not sure about -- maybe tenuki is OK.

For , for every exchange you make, you have to ask yourself:
is this exchange good for you ?

For the exchange ( - ), how is this good for White ?
You send out, ahead of your .

C10 -- big wedge between your upper left start point stone and your lower left wall.
That's why you want to block the other direction ( D3 ) on .

Maybe K6.

Maybe Q5 better.

If you want to fight, G18.

Did you worry at all about your top group ? R18/L18.

[Charles Matthews]

Hi all!,

In the game as usual I am misspenny.
I need some reviews here in particular:

- omitting atari and just extending is a typical issue of good style. The stone at J4 is not the one you really need.

seems to be invading a small area. Up to here you have handled the game rather better than Black. My first reaction was that R18 has now become a key point. You guys didn't agree.

seems dangerous. Your group in the upper right needs help now. - luckily for you, Black prefers moves in the centre to stealing the base.

By 112, I guess you should win.

[Fllecha]

oh yes! thank you guys, this helped a lot! I'm gonna post at least ten games (hope interesting ones): don't hate me, I'm just trying to apply things learned only in theory