My twitter entries on 1st game of 80th Kisei-sen best of five match

Habu beat Kimura in 142 moves. After the game, the score is 1-0 led by Habu. Here is the duplication of my twitter entries on the game.
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1. After that, Gx6f Bx6f+ would be expected and Sente's King would be in Hisshi(brinkmate).31 minutes ago from web
     
2. 142. B4hx6f+, Kimura resigned the game after this move.32 minutes ago from web
3. 141. K-8f Compulsory.42 minutes ago from web
4. 140. N*8d check.42 minutes ago from web
5. 139. S-4f, Sente denied the Silver trade.43 minutes ago from web
6. 138. S-4d, Offering Silver trade. Gote would like to have a Silver in hand.43 minutes ago from web
7. 137. N*6f Blocking the diagonal lines of both Bishops.44 minutes ago from web
8. And it's a threatmating move such as +B-7e in the next move.44 minutes ago from web
9. 136. B*9i Threatening to take the Silver on 5e.about 1 hour ago from web
10. 135. Sx5e, almost compulsory.about 1 hour ago from web
11. 134. P*5e, Sacrificing pawn drop on the head of the Silver to disconnect it with the Gold on 6g.about 1 hour ago from web
12. 133. Kx7f, Sente took it by King. if he took it by Gold such as Gx7f, then P-7e would be painful.about 1 hour ago from web
13. 132. Nx7f, The kNight sacrifice. Which made the Rook on 8a work better.about 1 hour ago from web
14. 131. K-8f, Sente's King slipped to the 8f instead of going down to 9g.about 1 hour ago from web
15. 130. N*8d, check.about 1 hour ago from web
16. 129. Kx9f Taking the sacrificing pawn on 9f.about 1 hour ago from web
17. 128. P*9f Sacrificing a pawn on the head of the King.about 1 hour ago from web
18. 127. G-6g, The Gold escaped from the Bishop on 4h.about 1 hour ago from web
19. 126. B*4h, Threatening to take the Gold on 6f.about 1 hour ago from web
20. 125. Px9e Sente took the Lance on 9e.about 1 hour ago from web
21. 124. R-8a, It's a natural move.about 1 hour ago from web
22. 123. S*9d Sente tried to drop a Silver threatening to take the Rook to live longer.about 1 hour ago from web
23. 122. R-8c, Cool move. Gote did not need to be in a hurry since his King was safe.about 1 hour ago from web
24. 121. Nx8e, Sente took the Silver on 8e to live longer.about 1 hour ago from web
25. 120. Lx9e, Gote took the Bishop on 9e.about 1 hour ago from web
26. 119. N*7g Threatening to capture the Silver on 8e which was the key piece of attack.about 1 hour ago from web
27. 118. Rx7c Taking the Bishop on 7c. Sente could now take it by Bx7c since Lx9f would give mate for Sente's King.about 1 hour ago from web
28. 117. P*9f, Sente dropped the pawn to support the Bishop on 9e.about 1 hour ago from web
29. 116.Lx9c, Taking the promoted Knight by the Lance which pinned the Bishop.about 1 hour ago from web
30. 115. K-9g Compulsory.about 1 hour ago from web
31. 114. S*8e, With his Silver drop, I came to believe Gote was in the winning position.about 1 hour ago from web
32. 113. Nx9c, Sente took the kNight on 9c, But S*8e would be a painful drop.about 1 hour ago from web
33. 112. L*9b Increase the pressure on the head of Bishop and King on the edge file.about 1 hour ago from web
34. 111. Gx6f, If this was compulsory, the position seemed to favorable for Gote.about 1 hour ago from web
35. 110. Sx6f, Gote at last took the Silver.about 1 hour ago from web
36. 109. N*8e, kNight drop connecting to the Bishop on 7c and threatening to take the Lance on 9c.about 1 hour ago from web
37. 108. R-8c, Gote let the Rook escaped from the Bishop on 7c to take it.about 1 hour ago from web
38. 107. B*7c, Bishop drop to threaten to take the Rook and take the possible Lx9e by it with promotion.about 1 hour ago from web
39. 106. Lx9c, Natural move to pin the King.about 1 hour ago from web
40. 105. Bx9e Sente took the BIshop by Bishop.about 1 hour ago from web
41. 104. Bx9e(!) Gote took the Lance on 9e. I don't see how to approach Sente's King.about 2 hours ago from web
42. 103. Px9c+, Sente neglected the Silver on 5e and took the kNight on 9c. I don't know why he did not take the Silveron 5e.about 2 hours ago from web
43. 102. Sx5e(!) Gote would like to have a silver in hand regardless of material loss.about 2 hours ago from web
44. The question is if there is a good way to approach Sente's King. If yes, Gote will win the game. If not, it will be Sente's game.about 2 hours ago from web
45. 101. S-5f, Sente did not accept Silver trade since it would be dangerous to let Gote have a Silver in hand.about 2 hours ago from web
46. Correction: 99. Kx9f 100. S-4d.about 2 hours ago from web
47. 98. S-4d, Gote would like to have a Silver in hand. This was offering Silver trade.about 2 hours ago from web
48. 97. Kx9f, Sente took the kNight on 9f by King.about 2 hours ago from web
49. 98. Px8i+ Gote neglected the pawn on 9d and took the kNight on 8i making Tokin.about 2 hours ago from web
50. 97. P*9d Sente seemed to intend to enter the King into the Gote's camp.about 3 hours ago from web
51. 96. Nx9c, Gote took the Tokin on 9c by kNight. The Bishop on 7c became floating.about 3 hours ago from web
52. 95. P-9c+ Pawn promotion to Tokin. I'm not sure what was the meaning of this move.about 3 hours ago from web
53. 94. P*8h Pawn drop threatening to take the kNight on 8i supported by the kNight on 9f.about 3 hours ago from web
54. 93. K-9g Sente's King moved up to the head of the kNight on 9f.about 3 hours ago from web
55. 92. N-9f, Check. After the King moves somewhere, P*8h will be a way of continual attacking.about 3 hours ago from web
56. 91. L-9e, The lance escaped from the kNight dropped on 8d.about 3 hours ago from web
57. 90. N*8d Dropping a nNight threatening to take the Lance on 9f.about 3 hours ago from web
58. 89. Lx9f Compulsory.about 3 hours ago from web
59. 88. P*9f, Gote still inveted the Lance to upper space to drop a kNight on 8d to threaten to take it.about 3 hours ago from web
60. According to the commentary of the boardlive, the meaning of P-9d is to make a room of L-9e against the possible P*9f and N*8d.about 3 hours ago from web
61. 87. P-9d, I think nobody predicted this move.about 3 hours ago from web
62. 86. R-8b, This intended to drop a pawn on 9f and drop a kNight on 8d to capture the lance invited to upper space with check.about 3 hours ago from web
63. 85. Lx9g Almost compulsory.about 3 hours ago from web
64. 84. P*9g,, Pawn sacrifice drop again to invite the Lance to upper space.about 3 hours ago from web
65. 83. Lx9h Almost compulsory.about 3 hours ago from web
66. 82. P*9h Pawn sacrifice to invite the Lance to upper square.about 3 hours ago from web
67. 81. Px9e Sente took the edge pawn.about 3 hours ago from web
68. 80. Gote started counter attack from the edge. I would like to see severe attacking race in the endgame.about 4 hours ago from web
69. 79. S-4e, Sente made the right Silver closer to Gote's King. He seemed to seek for the timing to trade the Bishop for a Silver on 3e.about 4 hours ago from web
70. 78. G3a-2b, Gote amended Anaguma castle. This increased the protection of the squares from 1c to 3c.about 4 hours ago from web
71. 77. B-6h, Sente pulled back his Bishop to 6h escaping from the Silver on 5e after kNight trade. Many say why he didn't trade it for S.about 4 hours ago from web
72. 76. Sx2b, Gote took it by the Silver. Sente succeeded in reducing the defensive pieces which protected the edge file.about 4 hours ago from web
73. 75. Nx3c+ Sente took the kNight.about 4 hours ago from web
74. 74. Nx3c Gote took the pawn on 3c by the kNight.about 4 hours ago from web
75. 73. P*3c, Sente neglected Sx3e to drop a pawn on 3c which was threatened to take the Gold on 3b.about 4 hours ago from web
76. 72. Sx3e, I'm not sure but Sente would play P*3d if Gote took it by the pawn like Px3e instead. Sx3e threatened to take the Bishop on 4f.about 4 hours ago from web
77. 71. P-3e, Sente entered into hostilities. No more fear of repetition at the moment.about 5 hours ago from web
78. 69. P*8g 70. R-8d, Sente passed one move from 66. P*8f to 70.R-8f. If Sente dropped a pawn on 2d, then repetition will be very likely.about 5 hours ago from web
79. 66. P*8f 67. Px8f 68. Rx8f, Looked like no attack from Gote's side. Unless Sente entered into hostilities, repetition is likely occur.about 5 hours ago from web
80. 65.P-1e, Advancing vanguard pawn on the right edge to give pressure to the King in Anaguma.about 5 hours ago from web
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82. 64. G-3a, Gote put his right Silver closer to the King.about 5 hours ago from web
83. I think Sente slightly leads the position since he has lots of moves to play while Gote does not have an effective move.about 5 hours ago from web
84. 63. P-1f, Sente do not need to be in a hurry. This intended to advance vanguard pawn on the 1st file in the next move.about 5 hours ago from web
85. Gote's Anaguma Castle is robust. However, if Sente has three pawns, then P*2d Px2d P*2e Px2e P*2d will be a set of good attacking moves.about 5 hours ago from web
86. 62. G-4a, Seems like no attack from Gote. He seemed to have to wait for Sente's action.about 5 hours ago from web
87. Correction 60. P*2c 61. R-2iabout 5 hours ago from web
88. 60. R-2i, Sente pulled back his Rook to the bottom rank.about 5 hours ago from web
89. 59. P*2c, Gote dropped a pawn on 2c to let the Rook go away.about 5 hours ago from web
90. 58. Px2d 59. Rx2d, Sente succeeded in trading Rook pawn.about 5 hours ago from web
91. 57. P-2d, It seemd Sente tried to trade Rook pawn.about 5 hours ago from web
92. 56. S-2b, Natural move to escape from the kNight on 4e.about 5 hours ago from web
93. 55. N-4e, Jumping the kNight on 4e to take Silver on 3c. If Gote responded by S-2b, then he would play P-5d, wouldn't he?about 6 hours ago from web
94. 53. K-8h, Sente entered his King into the Yagura Castle. But it is not so robust since Gote's Rook pawn was traded already.about 6 hours ago from web
95. 52. R-8d, Sente pulled back the Rook to 8d which protect the head of the Bishop on 7d horizontally.about 6 hours ago from web
96. 51.P*8g At last Sente dropped a pawn on 8g to let Gote's Rook go away.about 6 hours ago from web
97. Without 50.K-1a, N-4e would kill the Silver on 3c. After K-1a, Gote could pull the Silver back to 2b against N-4e.about 6 hours ago from web
98. 50. K-1a, Gote put the King behind the Lance to build Anaguma castle.about 6 hours ago from web
99. 49. N-3g, This is the move following to the previous 47.P-3f.about 6 hours ago from web
100. 48. L-1b, Gote showed his intention to build Anaguma castle.about 6 hours ago from web
101. 47.P-3f, It's a preparation for activating Sente's right kNight to 3g.about 6 hours ago from web
102. 46. S5c-4d, This seemed to be why Gote reserved pawn advancement on the 4th file. If he played P-4d, S5c-4d would be impossible.about 6 hours ago from web
103. 45. K-7i, Sente reserved dropping a pawn on 8g and protect the kNight on 8i by his King.about 7 hours ago from web
104. 43. Px8f 44.Rx8f Natural moves. Gote succeeded in trading Rook pawn.about 7 hours ago from web
105. 42. P-8f Gote tried to trade Rook pawns.about 7 hours ago from web
106. 41. P*5e, Sente did not accept Bishop trade offered by Gote. I guess this is because Sente's Bishop location is better than Gote's.about 7 hours ago from web
107. 40. B-7c, Gote offered Bishop trade.about 7 hours ago from web
108. 39. B-4f, Good development. Threatening to take the Rook on 8h.about 8 hours ago from web
109. 38. K-2b Gote entered his King into the Castle.about 8 hours ago from web
110. 37. B-7i, Sente started to develop his Bishop to his right side. His intention to move it to 4f which is a very good location.about 8 hours ago from web
111. Gote became to able to transfer his Rook to the 5th file again with 36.G5b-4b.about 8 hours ago from web
112. 36. G5b-4b, Gote reserved advancing the Pawn on 4th file and got the right Gold nearer to the King.about 8 hours ago from web
113. 35. S-5f, Sente put the Silvers in line on the 6th rank to increase pressure to the central area.about 9 hours ago from web
114. 34. G-5b, Connecting it with the Silver on 5c. On the other hand, Gote's Rook could not go to the central file with this move.about 9 hours ago from web
115. 33. P-9f, Advancing edge pawn. It prevents Gote from moving his Bishop to 9e and make a room to move Sente's Bishop to 9g in need.about 9 hours ago from web
116. 32. K-3a, Gote moved the King to the safer place since the possible battle field would be 5th through 7th files in the near future.about 9 hours ago from web
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118. 31. S-5g made Sente's Rook work better.about 9 hours ago from web
119. 31. S-5g, Sente activated the right Silver by moving up to the 5g. The horizontal line of Sente's Rook extended to the seventh file.about 10 hours ago from web
120. 30.B-8d, Gote did not allow Sente's pawn trade on 7e using the Silver on 6f.about 10 hours ago from web
121. 29. S-6f, Giving pressure on the head of the Bishop on 7c. It still followed the course of the 7th game of Ryuo-sen last year.about 10 hours ago from web
122. 28. B-7c Gote's Bishop escaped to 7c in advance.about 10 hours ago from web
123. 27.P-6e Sente advancing vanguard pawn on the 6th file to develop his Silver or Gold to advance to 6f.about 10 hours ago from web
124. Correction, The other is here.Kobayashi Hiroshi vs Sato Amahiko(win)about 10 hours ago from web
125. The other is here. Sato Amahiko vs Kobayashi Hiroshi(win)http://bit.ly/waCa9about 10 hours ago from web
126. Here is the one. Inoue Keita vs Morishita Taku(win) http://bit.ly/fcwXwabout 10 hours ago from web
127. According to Kifu Database, there were two games with the same position after the Ryuo-sen game.about 10 hours ago from web
128. You can replay that game here. http://bit.ly/10RcaHabout 10 hours ago from web
129. The position of 26.S-3c is identical to that of 7th game of 21st Ryuo-sen between Habu and Watanabe.about 10 hours ago from web
130. 26. S-3c, Gote denied the pawn trade on 2d.about 10 hours ago from web
131. 25. P-2e, Sente advanced Rook pawn to 2e to trade it on 2d.about 10 hours ago from web
132. 23. Px5e 24. Bx5e, Natural moves. The next question is where Gote would pull back the Bishop, his right side or left.about 10 hours ago from web
133. 22. P-5e, After inviting Sente's Silver to the 7th file, Gote tried to trade the central pawns by utilizing the Bishop on 2b.about 10 hours ago from web
134. Correction. 20.P-8e 21.S-7g, Gote advanced Rook pawn to invite Sente's silver to the 7gh file.about 10 hours ago from web
135. 20. P-5e, Gote tried to tade the Pawns on the center of the board by utilizing the Bishop on 2b.about 11 hours ago from web
136. 19. P-2f, Sente advanced his Rook pawn responding to 18.S6b-5c. The aim of this move to trade the Rook pawn on 2d in the future.about 11 hours ago from web
137. Minor correction. *18. S6b-5c.about 11 hours ago from web
138. 18. S-5c(!) Gote showed he would try to choose Rapid attack with this move. He would use his Bishop from 2b without B-3a & B-4b/B-6d.about 11 hours ago from web
139. 17. G-6g, Sente moved up the right Gold first instead of S-7g.about 11 hours ago from web
140. If Gote played 16.B-3a of P-4d instead of P-7d, the possibility of Rapid attack would disappear due to no instant menace from the Bishop.about 11 hours ago from web
141. 16. P-7d, Gote advanced the pawn on 7th file. Whether he will choose rapid attack or not is in question now.about 11 hours ago from web
142. 14. K-4a 15. K-6i Natural moves.about 11 hours ago from web
143. 13. G-7h, Sente gave up the possibility of early castling. It's going to normal Yagura.about 11 hours ago from web
144. 12. G-3b, In contrast, Gote gave up the possibility of early castling such as G6a-5b, G-4c, S-3c, K-4b and K-3b.about 11 hours ago from web
145. 11. G-5h, Sente moved up right Gold first instead of 11. G-7h. It left a room to choose early castling like G-6g, S-7g, K-6h and K-7h.about 11 hours ago from web
146. 9.S-4h, 10. S-4b, Both moved up their Silvers.about 11 hours ago from web
147. 7. P-5f 8.p-5d, Both advanced the central pawns. In Yagura Opening,, securing Bishop's development is the key.about 11 hours ago from web
148. 6. S-6b, It's a natural move, Gote seemed to agree it would go to Yagura.about 11 hours ago from web
149. 5. P-6f, Sente blocked his Bishop's diagonal line by himself. Since Kimura rarely chooses Furibisha, it will go to Yagura opening.about 11 hours ago from web
150. 4. P-3d, Gote opened his Bishop's diagonal line as well.about 11 hours ago from web
151. 3. S-6h, Sente moved his left Silver to 6h which offered Yagura Opening. If he liked to take Yokofutori or Itteson, he should play 3. P-2f.about 11 hours ago from web
152. 2. P-8d, Habu showed he would choose Ibisha. According to recent Shukan Shogi, 2. P-3d has higher winning percentage for FY2008.about 11 hours ago from web
153. 1.P-7f, Kimura opened his Bishop's diagonal line. It's the most common as the first move.about 11 hours ago from web
154. As a result of Furigoma, 8-dan Kimura became Sente while Habu was Gote.about 11 hours ago from web
155. 1st game of 80th Kisei-sen best of five match started.http://bit.ly/3hCo2about 11 hours ago from web