My twitter entries about the moves of Day 2 of 7th game of 67th Meijin-sen

Habu beat Goda in the 7th game of the 67th Meijin-sen to defend the title in 4-3. Here is the duplication of my twitter entries about the moves of Day 2.

1. You can replay all the moves of the 7th(final) game is here.http://bit.ly/HcRW53 minutes ago from web
2. There would not be straight line for Gote's King to be mated, but I thought Goda lost his fighting spirit in the endgame.5 minutes ago from web
3. After 80. B*6a, Goda resigned the game. Habu defended the Meijin title. Congratularion!8 minutes ago from web
4. 81. B*6a, Sente dropped a Bishop on 6a threatening to take the Rook on 7b and take the Pawn on 4c by Bx4c+ to make promoted Rook.9 minutes ago from web
5. 80. P*4c, Gote dropped a pawn again to block the vertical line of Sente's Rook.10 minutes ago from web
6. 79. R-4e, Sente slided the Rook to 4e.11 minutes ago from web
7. 78. P*3d, Dropping a pawn to block the vertical line of Sente's Rook11 minutes ago from web
8. 77. R-3e, Sente'r Rook escaped from the kNight on 4b to 3e.12 minutes ago from web
9. 76. N*4b, Dropping a kNight to threaten to take the Rook on 3d and prevented Rx5d.13 minutes ago from web
10. 75. Rx3d, Natural move to take back the Silver for a kNight.14 minutes ago from web
11. 74. Sx3d, Mandatory. If Gote's King escaped instead, it would be mated.15 minutes ago from web
12. 73. N*3d, Neglecting +B-2h, Sente dropped a kNight with check.16 minutes ago from web
13. 72. +B-2h, Gote's promoted Bishop escaped from the Rook on 3i threatening to take it. Both players tried to take initiative these moves.16 minutes ago from web
14. 71. R-3i, Sente's Rook escaped back to 3i threatening to take the promoted Bishop on 1i.17 minutes ago from web
15. 70. S*4c, Gote dropped a Silver to repair the castle threatening to take the Rook on 3d.18 minutes ago from web
16. 69. Rx3d, Natural move to take the Silver for a Pawn.19 minutes ago from web
17. 68. Sx3d, Gote had to take it even if he would lose the Silver. If the Silver escaped, G*3c would be very painful.19 minutes ago from web
18. 67. P*3d, It's a good pawn drop to occupy the vital square to approach Gote's King.21 minutes ago from web
19. 65. Nx3c, 66. S4dx3c, Natural moves.22 minutes ago from web
20. 64. Nx3c, Almost compulsory.23 minutes ago from web
21. 63. P*3c, Pawn drop to try to reduce the key pieces around Gote's castle to make it easy to approach to Gote's King.23 minutes ago from web
22. 62. Sx4d, Mandatory to take the Silver back.24 minutes ago from web
23. 61. Sx4d+ Sente took the Gold on 4d. In general, Getting away a Gold from the castle meant reducing its defensive capability.25 minutes ago from web
24. 60. Bx1i+, Almost mandatory to take the Lance on 1i with promotion.26 minutes ago from web
25. 59. R-3h, Sente did not protect the Lance on 1i. He prioritized let the Rook work vertically on the 3rd file.26 minutes ago from web
26. 58. B*3g, Gote tried to make promoted Bishop to increase his defensive power.28 minutes ago from web
27. 57. Px2f, Mandatory.29 minutes ago from web
28. 56. Bx2f, Almost mandatory.29 minutes ago from web
29. 55. B*2f, Bishop drop against the previous Bishop drop.29 minutes ago from web
30. 54. B*1e, Bishop drop threatening to take the Rook on 4h.29 minutes ago from web
31. 53. Nx4e, Sente's right kNight jumped to 4e to take the Pawn. Sente's attacking pieces such as R, B, S, and kNight worked better.30 minutes ago from web
32. 52. S*4c, Gote dropped a Silver to support the Gold on 4d.31 minutes ago from web
33. 51. S*5c, Sente dropped a Silver threatening to the floating Gold on 4d.32 minutes ago from web
34. 50. Gx4d, Mandatory.33 minutes ago from web
35. 49. Sx4d Natural move to take the Silver on 4d.33 minutes ago from web
36. 48. S-4d, I thought Gote was in trouble if he could not drop a pawn on 3f instead of this move.33 minutes ago from web
37. 47. N-3g, Sente activated his right kNight to take part in the battlefield.34 minutes ago from web
38. 46. S-5c, Gote had to pull the Silver back to 5c since B*8c would be waiting against 46.Sx6e.35 minutes ago from web
39. 45. Sx3e, Natural move to take the Bishop back.36 minutes ago from web
40. 44. Bx3e, Gote took the Bishop first.36 minutes ago from web
41. 43. P-6e, Sente would like to invite Gote's Silver to 6e to drop a forking Bishop on 8c after Bishop trade.36 minutes ago from web
42. 42. Px4e, It's almost mandatory.37 minutes ago from web
43. 41. P-4e, Sente entered into hostilities.38 minutes ago from web
44. 40. K-2b, Goda entered his King into the Hidari(Left) Mino castle.38 minutes ago from web
45. 39. R-4h, Sente transfered his Rook to 4th file to attack to begin with P-4e.39 minutes ago from web
46. 38. K-3a, Gote moved his King to 3a. If it was on the 4b, it's too dangerous.40 minutes ago from web
47. 37. S-3f, Sente advanced his right Silver to 3f.41 minutes ago from web
48. 36. S-6d, Gote advanced his right Silver to 6d from 7c. It's a natural development.42 minutes ago from web
49. 35. S-4g, It's a natural development of Sente's right Silver to advance to 3f and Sente's Rook became horizontally workable with it.42 minutes ago from web
50. 34. B-5c, Goda pulled back the Bishop to 5c. If he moved it to 6d instead, P-6e would be a good move.44 minutes ago from web
51. 33. P*7f This was the sealed move. This was to block the vertical line of Gote's Rook in advance.44 minutes ago from web
52. Not after the morning. all the moves of the Day 2.about 1 hour ago from web
53. I'm writing my comments on the moves of Day 2 of 7th(final) game of 67th Meijin-sen after the morning..about 1 hour ago from web

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Thank you, Habu