56th Osho Match Game 6
[Black "Habu Yoshiharu, Osho"]
[White "Sato Yasumitsu, Challenger"]
[Event "56th Osho-sen, Game 6"]
[Date "March 6th and 7th 2007"]
1.P7g-7f 00:00:00 00:00:00
2.P3c-3d 00:00:00 00:00:00
3.P1g-1f 00:04:00 00:00:00
4.P8c-8d 00:04:00 00:32:00
5.P6g-6f 00:16:00 00:32:00
6.S7a-6b 00:16:00 00:33:00
7.S7i-6h 00:22:00 00:33:00
8.P5c-5d 00:22:00 00:34:00
9.S6h-6g 00:25:00 00:34:00
10.G6a-5b 00:25:00 00:35:00
11.R2h-6h 00:38:00 00:35:00
It seems like Habu was determined to surprise Sato for once,
as he doesn't often play the Shikenbisha with black.
12.K5a-4b 00:38:00 00:35:00
13.S3i-3h 00:39:00 00:35:00
14.K4b-3b 00:39:00 00:35:00
15.G6i-5h 00:49:00 00:35:00
16.S6b-5c 00:49:00 01:42:00
17.P4g-4f 01:04:00 01:42:00
18.P8d-8e 01:04:00 01:48:00
19.B8h-7g 01:04:00 01:48:00
20.P7c-7d 01:04:00 01:52:00
21.K5i-4h 01:37:00 01:52:00
22.B2b-5e 01:37:00 01:54:00
Aggressive, as always.
23.G5h-4g 01:59:00 01:54:00
24.P7d-7e 01:59:00 01:55:00
25.P7fx7e 02:00:00 01:55:00
26.S5c-6d 02:00:00 01:55:00
27.P7e-7d 02:00:00 01:55:00
This is a move that has been played only a couple of times before.
28.S6d-7e 02:00:00 02:20:00
This is a move that has never been played before. It looks like the
game will now turn into an early fight, but both players are keeping
a balance between attack and defense on the side of the rooks.
29.R6h-8h 02:07:00 02:20:00
30.R8b-7b 02:07:00 02:36:00
31.G4g-5f 02:26:00 02:36:00
32.B5e-3c 02:26:00 02:37:00
33.R8h-7h 02:29:00 02:37:00
34.R7bx7d 02:29:00 03:11:00
35.B7g-5i 02:39:00 03:11:00
36.N8a-7c 02:39:00 03:48:00
37.P*7f 02:52:00 03:48:00
38.S7e-6d 02:52:00 03:51:00
39.G5f-4e 02:54:00 03:51:00
This is a strong attack. Normally the Furibisha side attacks from the
side, but here Habu shows that an attack at the head of the king is
also possible.
40.K3b-2b 02:54:00 04:05:00
41.K4h-3i 03:04:00 04:05:00
42.G4a-3b 03:04:00 04:07:00
43.K3i-2h 03:12:00 04:07:00
44.L1a-1b 03:12:00 04:26:00
To move away from the pressure, Sato changes his castle into an Anaguma.
45.B5i-7g 03:36:00 04:26:00
46.K2b-1a 03:36:00 04:28:00
47.G4ex3d 03:38:00 04:28:00
48.B3c-2b 03:38:00 04:28:00
49.P2g-2f 03:38:00 04:28:00
50.P5d-5e 03:38:00 05:03:00
51.P2f-2e 03:45:00 05:03:00
52.S6d-6e 03:45:00 05:03:00
53.G3d-3e 03:51:00 05:03:00
54.S6ex7f 03:51:00 05:03:00
55.S6gx7f 04:38:00 05:03:00
56.R7dx7f 04:38:00 05:03:00
57.S*3d! 04:40:00 05:03:00
Important move. If 57.P2d Px2d and only then S*3d, white can answer
S*2c and after Sx2c+ Gx2c S*3d S*3b the white attack can be stopped.
58.S*4d 04:40:00 05:16:00
59.P2e-2d 05:11:00 05:16:00
60.S4dx3e 05:11:00 05:24:00
61.P2dx2c+ 05:11:00 05:24:00
62.P*3c 05:11:00 05:27:00
63.+P2cx3b 05:27:00 05:27:00
64.S3ax3b 05:27:00 05:27:00
65.G*2c 05:27:00 05:27:00
66.G*3a 05:27:00 05:28:00
67.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:28:00
68.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:28:00
69.S*2c 05:27:00 05:28:00
70.G*3a 05:27:00 05:30:00
71.S2cx3b+ 05:27:00 05:30:00
72.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:30:00
73.G*2c 05:27:00 05:30:00
It looks like Habu is attacking strongly, but with the strong counter
threat of P*2g, his attack is not strong enough to succeed. Sennichite
is the only possible conclusion.
74.S*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
75.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
76.S3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
77.G*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
78.G*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
79.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
80.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
81.S*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
82.G*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
83.S2cx3b+ 05:27:00 05:31:00
84.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
85.G*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
86.S*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
87.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
88.S3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
89.G*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
90.G*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
91.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
92.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
93.S*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
94.G*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
95.S2cx3b+ 05:27:00 05:31:00
96.G3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
97.G*2c 05:27:00 05:31:00
98.S*3a 05:27:00 05:31:00
99.G2cx3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
100.S3ax3b 05:27:00 05:31:00
Sennichite 05:27:00 05:31:00
The sixth game ends in sennichite at 13:45 on the second day. After a
recess of one hour, the game is replayed with reversed colors.