My twitter entries about the moves of Day 2 of 67th Meijin-sen before supper break

It went from 35th move to 83th move before the supper break. Here is the duplication of my twitter entries about them. Sent is Meijin Habu while Gote is 9-dan Goda. They say Habu led the position in the morning but it's goint to be a close game now. The venu of the game is Higashi Honganji.

1. 83. R*2b, Sente dropped a Rook threatening to take the kNight on 2a.. Gote's king was located on the horizontal line of it.about 1 hour ago from web
2. 82. Px4d, It's a natural move to take the Silver on 4d. Trading a Rook for a Silver and kNight occured. Which would be better?about 1 hour ago from web
3. 81. Sx4d It's a natural move to take the Rook on 4d.about 1 hour ago from web
4. 80. Bx3g+ It's a natural move to take the kNight.about 1 hour ago from web
5. 79. Rx5f, Taking the Pawn on 5f with going away from the Bishop's diagonal line.about 1 hour ago from web
6. 78. P-5f Pawn advancement to opening Bishop's diagonal line to threaten to take the Rook on 4f.about 1 hour ago from web
7. 77. S*4e, Sente rejected Rook trade to drop a Silver on 4e to kill the Rook. But there would be a good counter attack for Gote. Let's see itabout 2 hours ago from web
8. 76. Rx4d, Gote offered Rook trade.about 2 hours ago from web
9. 75. P-4d, Sente tried to block Gote's Rook's horizontal line by this sacrificing pawn.about 2 hours ago from web
10. 74. R-3d, Gote pulled back the Rook to 3d to utilize the Rook's horizontal line.about 2 hours ago from web
11. 73. P*3f, It's a natural move to let Gote's Rook go away.about 2 hours ago from web
12. 72. Rx3e, it's a natural move taking back the Silver.about 2 hours ago from web
13. 71. Sx3e, It's a mandatory move.about 2 hours ago from web
14. 70. Sx3e, Gote offered Silver trade.about 2 hours ago from web
15. 69. P*4e, Dropping a pawn to take the Silver on 4d.about 2 hours ago from web
16. 68. P*4c, Dropping a pawn which supports the floating silver on 4d.about 2 hours ago from web
17. 67. Rx4f, Taking a pawn with threatening to take the Silver on 4d.about 2 hours ago from web
18. 66. P-5e, Blocking the Bishop diagonal line to protect the Silver on 4d.about 2 hours ago from web
19. 65. B-6f, Sente let the Bishop away from the kNight on 6e and at the same time it threatened to take the Silver on 4d.about 2 hours ago from web
20. 64. Nx6e, Forking the Bishop on 5g and Silver on 7g. Gote would be able to take either of them.about 2 hours ago from web
21. 63. Px6e, Sente judged trading a Silver for a kNight would be okay.about 2 hours ago from web
22. 62. R-3b, Gote aimed at Sx3e since Sente's Rook was transferred from the 2nd file.about 2 hours ago from web
23. 61. R-4h, Mandatory. It would keep Gote from playing P-4g+ Sx4g Bx3g+ and aim at counter attack from the 4th file.about 2 hours ago from web
24. 60. Px4f, It's a natural move to take the pawn supported by the Bishop on 4f.about 2 hours ago from web
25. 59. P*6f, Sente's plan seemed to make the battle happened on the head of both Kings.about 2 hours ago from web
26. 58. B-6d, Good bishop development.about 2 hours ago from web
27. 57. P*4f, Dropping a pawn on 4f. It's a preparation for R-4h later.about 2 hours ago from web
28. 56. R-2b, It's preparation for B-6d to protect the pawn on 2d.about 2 hours ago from web
29. 55. B-5g, Sente increased the protection of the square of 3e to prevent Gote from playing Sx3e.about 2 hours ago from web
30. 54. Px2d, Gote took it by the Pawn to leave a room to move his Bishop to 6d.about 2 hours ago from web
31. 53. P-2d, Sente sacrificed the Rook pawn.about 2 hours ago from web
32. 52. R-3b, Gote aimed at Sx3e to make Sabaki of the Rook.about 2 hours ago from web
33. 51. S-3f, Silver advancement to protect the pawn on 3e. Sente had 4 pawns in hand while Gote had nothing. It appeared Sente led the positionabout 5 hours ago from web
34. 50. B-4b, This meant that Gote would like to develop the Bishop to the 6d to threaten to take the floating kNight on 3g.about 5 hours ago from web
35. 49. Px3e, It's a natural move to take the pawn on 3e.about 5 hours ago from web
36. 48. P-3e, Gote seeked for another battle field on the 3rd file. But it seemed Gote already failed something up to this position.about 5 hours ago from web
37. 47. Bx8d, Sente took the floating pawn on 8d by Bishop. The material balance was Sente's gain by a pawn.about 5 hours ago from web
38. 46. P*6e, Dropping a vanguard pawn on 6e.about 5 hours ago from web
39. 45.Bx6f, Sente took it by Bishop. It threatened to take the Pawn on 8d which was floating.about 5 hours ago from web
40. 44.Px6f, Taking a pawn on 6f.about 5 hours ago from web
41. 43. S-4g, The recent pawn trade by Bishop on the 4th file enabled this Silver advancement. Sente's rook became better workable horizontally.about 5 hours ago from web
42. 42. P-6e, Gote entered into hostilities with this pawn advancement. If Sent took it, Nx6e would fork the Silver on 7g and Bishop on 5g.about 5 hours ago from web
43. 41. B-5g, Sente pulled back the bishop to the same square before pawn trade on the 4th file.about 5 hours ago from web
44. 40. P*4e, Dropping a vanguard pawn on the 4th file to let the Bishop go away. Gote did not allow Sente to drop a pawn on 4e.about 5 hours ago from web
45. 39. Bx4f, It's a natural move to taking back a pawn.about 5 hours ago from web
46. 38. Px4f, Almost mandatory since Gote could not allow the pawn on 4e to be captured by Px4e supported by the kNight on 3g.about 5 hours ago from web
47. 37. P-4f, Sente tried to trade pawns on the 4th file using the Bishop.about 5 hours ago from web
48. 36. S-4d, Gote protected the vanguard pawn on 4e. But he blocked the Bishop's diagonal line by himeself with this move.about 5 hours ago from web
49. 35. N-3g, Sente jumped his right kNight to threaten to take the vanguard pawn on 4e. He would like to invite Gote's left Silver to 4d.about 5 hours ago from web
50. In the morning of Day 2 of 6th game of 67th Meijin-sen between Meijin Habu and 9 dan Goda.about 5 hours ago from web