Melvin's digital garden

Go

Teaching

capture go

Stone counting teaching method

One-eyed Go

Hexagonal Go

  • Go Without Ko on Hexagonal Grids, Browne2012
  • TriGo, Bloom

Kill-all Go

  • White wins if it can have at least one stone on the board
  • KataGo using komi 80.5 thinks that 9x9 H5 is white win, 9x9 H6 is black win

Random Go

Komi

  • points given to white so that optimal play results in a draw
  • Mini-GO results
  • KataGo book
    • under area scoring:
      • 4 for 6x6
      • 9 for 7x7
      • 10 for 8x8
      • 7 for 9x9
    • under Japanese rules: area scoring komi - 1

Kropki

5x5 puzzles

  • Keep Fit!: With the 5×5 Board

4x4 puzzles

9x9 Go

Computer Go

History

  • Zuo Zhuan from 424 BC mentions the game when describing an event in 547-8 BC
  • oldest surviving go manual is Dunhuang Qijing, 557-581 AD (Northern Zhou dynasty)
  • introduced to Japan in 735 AD (Tang dynasty) or even earlier
  • earliest game records from ~1100 AD (Song dynasty)

Shapes

  • tiger’s mouth
    • double variant
  • bridge under
    • double tiger’s mouth on the edge
  • bamboo joint
  • diagonal move
  • one space jump
  • monkey jump

Media

  • 《围棋》
  • 《7%》
  • AlphaGo - The Movie
  • The Surrounding Game

Portable DIY equipment

Playing

Video lessons

Written lessons

Learning resources