My twtter entries on the moves of 4th game of 67th Meijin-sen - Day 1

Today is the Day 1 of the 4th game of 67th Meijin-sen between Meijin Habu and Goda(9 dan). Habu is Sente player. Here is the duplicate of my twitter entries of the moves made on Day 1.

1. Gote thought he would not need to worry about 27.S-2e. Sente was thinking if it would work. Looks like Habu is making a sealed move here.5 minutes ago from web
     
2. 26. P-7e, Gote thought this vanguard pawn advancement would be something.. Controversy on the board was beginning.7 minutes ago from web
3. 25. S-3f It's a preparation for the combination attack on 2nd file using the Silver and Rook. Sente thought P-7e would be no problem.9 minutes ago from web
4. 24. P-7d, Opening the path of kNight jump of N-7c and aiming at P-7e to prevent Sente from opening his Bishop diagonal line.10 minutes ago from web
5. 23. S-6h, I'm not sure about the meanings of this move. Why didn't Sente move his Silver to 2g instead.?12 minutes ago from web
6. 22. P-8e, Goda's answer is neither of them. He pulled it back to 8e. It's going to be an unusual opening.13 minutes ago from web
7. 21. P*8g It's a natural move again. Where will Gote pull back his Rook? 8d or 8b?14 minutes ago from web
8. 20. Rx8f, It's a natural move to taking back the pawn.15 minutes ago from web
9. 19. Px8f, Compulsory move. Sente cannot allow Px8g+15 minutes ago from web
10. 18. P-8f, Gote finally tried to trade his Rook pawn.16 minutes ago from web
11. 17. S-2g, Sente indicated his opening plan. It's Bogin(climbing Silver). One of the aims is to break though the head of the Gote's Bishop.16 minutes ago from web
12. 16. P-3d, Gote opened his Bishop diagonal line.18 minutes ago from web
13. 15. S-3h, Sente advances his Right Silver to 3h. The Silver can go forward to 2g, 3g and 4g from 3h.18 minutes ago from web
14. 14. S-7b Goda still reserved trading his Rook pawn. This is unusual, too.20 minutes ago from web
15. 13. P-9f Habu did not allow Gote to advance the edge pawn to 9e.20 minutes ago from web
16. 12. P-9d, It's an unusual move. I'm not sure what it mean right now. But I guess he would advance it to 9e unless Habu played P-9f.21 minutes ago from web
17. If he planned to use it horizontally as well, he should have pull it back to 2f or 2e.24 minutes ago from web
18. 11. R-2h, Habu pulled back his Rook to its original square. This means he was planning to use it vertically only for a while.24 minutes ago from web
19. 10. P*2c, Almost compulsory. It's not good for Sente to drop a Pawn to 2c to lose the Bishop.25 minutes ago from web
20. So the Gold on 3b cannot move since Rx2c+ is waiting.27 minutes ago from web
21. One is having a pawn in hand, Second is Sente's can move his piece to 2e, and the other is to force G on 3b protect the square of 2c.28 minutes ago from web
22. 9. Rx2d, It's a natural move to take back the pawn. The exchange of Rook pawn completed. Trading Rook pawns have 3 merits.31 minutes ago from web
23. 8. Px2d Compulsory move.32 minutes ago from web
24. 7. P-2d, After protecting the head of the Bishop, Sente tried to trade rook pawns.32 minutes ago from web
25. 6. G-3b, Gote protected the head of his Bishop, too.33 minutes ago from web
26. 5. G-7h, Protecting the head of the Bishop before trading Rook pawn. Instead, P-2d Px2d Rx2d P-8f Px8f P*8g would be worse for Sente.34 minutes ago from web
27. 4. P-8e, Gote advanced Rook pawn again as well.35 minutes ago from web
28. 3. P-2e, Advancing Rook pawn again to exchange it on 2d later.35 minutes ago from web
29. 2. P-8d, Goda responded with P-8d. This showed Gote would choose Ibisha as well. It looked like going to Ai-gakari Opening.36 minutes ago from web
30. 1. P-2f, Habu's first move was P-2f, not P-7f. This showed he indicated he would choose Ibisha(static Rook) at the 1st move.37 minutes ago from web
31. I'm writing my comments on each moves of Day 1.38 minutes ago from web
32. 4th game of 67th Meijin-sen started today. Today is Day 1. Meijin Habu made a first move. Challenger Goda is Gote.