9-13, 23-18, 11-15, 18-11, 8-15, 22-17 (best move for white in this spot), 13-22, 25-11, 7-16, 29-25, 4-8, 25-22, 8-11, 24-20, 16-19, 22-17 ( 27-23 is also a good line for white) 2-7, 27-24, 11-15, 32-27 ( I was expecting nexus to go 31-27, but it surprised me with 32-27) 5-9 (stronger than 6-9, but it draws too) 20-16 (now the game becomes critical for red) 9-13, 16-11, 7-16, 24-20, 13-22, 26-17, 15-18 (this still draws, but 6-9 is a much safer move that I missed- 6-9, 20-11, 19-23! (piece on 11 serves as a back stop opening up the white double corner. My bridge is strong enough to hold off the pieces on 11 and 17) 20-11.....I searched for a draw for about 20 minutes on this next move, but could not find it, I knew it was do or die in this spot....

I made the losing move with 10-15, followed by 27-24, 18-23, 17-14, 23-27, 11-8, 27-32, 16-20, 15-18, 8-4, 19-24, 28-19, 32-28, 19-15, 28-24, 15-11, 18-23, 21-17 White Wins.
Only move to draw is 19-23. From here it seems like white can win in so many ways, but with the right moves red can survive. After 19-23, 27-24, 12-16, 24-20, (11-17 looks strong but 16-20 gives red easy draw) 16-19....now from here, red is threatening white with the 19-24 double. If white does 17-14, etc...red wins with 18-22! Again the back stop coming into play.

So white avoids that with 17-13, 10-14...From here it looks like white is in control, but actually isn't. White has 3 possible moves, one being 16-20, followed by 18-22, 16-12, 22-25, 11-8, 25-29, 8-4, 29-25, 4-8, 25-22, 8-11, 22-18! and red's position is protected.

There is also 30-25 which Nexus leads you into, can you find the draw?
23-27! 31-15, 6-9, 13-6, 1-19 (and piece on 25 is trapped), 20-16, 19-23, 16-12, 23-26, 11-8, 26-30, 8-4, 30-26, 4-8, 26-22 and red just escapes with a draw.
The 3rd move is the 11-7 pitch, preferred by kingsrow. If red is patient and plays smart it can get the draw pretty easily.