BQM 445

situation  

It is clear to me that is the only move to start here but what is the best continuations so that the other Black stones get developed?.

I used the Joseki library in SmartGo but this position is not in the collection. also Kogo's Joseki Dictionary doesn't mention it.

but using a standard 3.3 joseki seems such a waist of the Black stones.

fractic: This formation usually appears with a different move order.

situation  

fractic: White can live with under the black enclosure. See butterfly. Although on a 9x9 board the situation could be different.

9x9 handicap game.  

fractic: If this was the start of the game then certainly isn't the only move. In fact I think it's rather bad since white is alive even after tenuki. White can play in the lower right corner with something like and form two groups. If white also has a significant komi -like 6.5- then I would say she has already won.

Also joseki mean absolutely nothing on a 9x9 board. They provide even results on a 19x19 board but the results are very different on a smaller board.

s9 full situation  

Willemien The situation occurred in a 9x9 three stone handicap game but because I was looking only for a Joseki in the upper left corner I made a 19x19 game of it.

the full situation is to the left. I had a free placement of handicap stones and I think that in the lower right on the 4-4 point gives a better position than the 3-3 point (Unfortunately my opponent 1+dan lived in that corner as well, so maybe it isn't that good)

Bob McGuigan: I also have my doubts about . I think playing as in the next diagram is better:

9x9 handicap game.  

is sente against the white corner stone and gives a better development for Black than playing the shoulder hit. After White responds to Black can solidify the lower right corner, say on the 3-3 point, and be doing very well.

Willemien guess you are right. also another correction found a pro-game in SmartGo where the shoulder hit at the 4-4 point is played, just didn't use the program the right way.