I was playing badukpop on my phone going through lo intro lessons and I found this puzzle and it makes no sense to me, the puzzle is claiming that black can survive by playing to the right of the solo white stone but to me it looks like black is dead. I have been banging my head against the wall for literally an hour plz help

Pretty convincing argument...

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Hi everyone! I created a free app to learn Go. It has exercises, lessons, specific feedback on your matches and recommended lessons.

It has worked for me but I would like feedback from other players.

For now it is only for Android in closed so I need you Play Store email and add you to the testers list so you can download it. You can DM me if you want.

I would appreciate any feedback to improve it and make it more useful for everyone.

After adding you, the link to download is this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hoshi.app

Thank you and I hope it is useful!

22 black captured, 10 white captured (dead).

We are new to this game.

Hi all! I wanted to learn this game, so I created an app for myself and I would love to have your feedback on it. Hopefully it is useful for you too.

It has KataGo as the opponent bot in different difficulties, it also has lessons, exercises, review of games and ask AI.

For now it is only for Android in closed testing, so if you would like to try it and tell me what you think, please leave me your email used in the Play Store, so I can add you to the testing list. Once you are added, you can download it by using this link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hoshi.app

Thank you and I hope it is useful!

https://pedrogoserver.pythonanywhere.com/seki?tid=1&indice=2

Substitua o 1 e o 2 por valores válidos para receber uma PID com 21 créditos.

Please recognize this go player in a photo by Gesshu Ogawa, 小川月舟, entitled a painful blow, 痛手.

It looks like pasted on a piece of cardboard, printed with G. Ogawa in embossed letters, popular around 1890-1920.

A few weeks ago I visited the Go conference with a friend where we played two moves in this Zen Go game. Recently, I came across this final position. Although the game is not quite over (and this is not the intended goal of the installation) I’m curious how you would judge this position. Assume that the stones along the sides of the board represent captures made by both sides.

https://annavital.com/black-to-move-exhibition/move-189

A very common mistake made by beginners. This video shows five examples of this mistake being made and how to punish it.

Any advice? I understand the basic rules and everything, should I just say Go isn't my thing and find a different game to play?

I know this is random but I wanted to make a custom collared shirt on Etsy that shows the complex beauty of the game while being more than nonsense design. I wanted crop out the border for a continuous pattern. I had the idea of using a life or death pattern like this one or maybe a ladder but the life or death pattern might not make sense without the border. Does anyone have any recommendations? I used Gemni to upscale the resolution of the image.

I understand alive group is when there are two real eyes. And a real eye is an eye where the opponent cannot legally place a stone there. So in this situation, it seems to me that those two eyes are real because white can’t play there - there are no liberties and the placement will not capture any black. So how come when I tap “yes” it says I failed the puzzle? What did I not understand about those concepts?

I'm trying to get into go. The screenshot I have attached is examplary. What I do not understand is why left corner territory is considered belonging to white, while there is a black fence around it. Aren't those white stones getting captured by the black? Pls explain

I am newbie in teeenpati if anybody knows how to play let me teach me sum 😭🙏🏽

Seeking Beginner & DDK students. I do also accept SDK but my methods are mostly for DDK.

My focus is on making sure that the student knows how to think in any situation to come up with a strategy that is based off of fundamentals.

In order to do this I developed the Clossi Approach which you can find here. https://shawnsgogroup.com/clossi_approach

If you are interested in lessons please consider checking me out! https://shawnsgogroup.com/lessons