Real game tsumego
The day after Sabadell’s Tournament I had to play the 2nd game in the Rioplatense Tournament. It was a game against a 13k KGS with 5 stones of handicap. The time settings were 10 minutes plus 15 minutes for 25 stones of Canadian byo-yomi. As you can see, the time settings don’t allow much time to think in tsumegos or brilliant strategies, so I couldn’t solve this tsumego correctly on the actual game but I managed to win anyway.
As you can see, black is not exactly on a bright position. This situation came after black not finishing the monkey jump sequence which started at A17 and ignoring too the settling move at A15. Black started realising he had to answer my moves after white 199… but it was too late… or not.

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