Go
Progress
- 15k on Igowin
Teaching
- Demo to a big group, each person suggest one move
- 6x6 with stone counting
- teaching method advocated by Yasuda Yasutoshi
- Hactar Go
- proved PSPACE-complete in “Go Complexities”
- https://forums.online-go.com/t/capture-go-problems/31531/22
- group with single eye larger than 1 liberty is alive
Stone counting teaching method
- used in Ancient chinese rules
- Crazy sensei rules
- Dieter Verhofstadt recommended introduction
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- SquishyGo
- Cosumi Jungo
Solving Ponnuki-Go on small boards
- 6x6 with crosscut: black wins
- 6x6 with stable centre: black wins
- first move made manually
- 6x6 empty board is unknown
- assuming optimal start is stable centre, then black wins
One-eyed Go
- stones cannot be put in intersections with no liberties
- much easier to make a living group
- https://senseis.xmp.net/?OneEyedGo
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
Komi
- points given to white so that optimal play results in a draw
- Mini-GO results
- KataGo results
- under area scoring: 4 for 6x6, 9 for 7x7, 10 for 8x8, 7 for 9x9
Kropki
- also known as Dots
- https://zagram.org/index.en.html
4x4 puzzles
- Cho Uās 4 by 4 Go Puzzle
- https://www.101weiqi.com/size/4/
9x9 Go
Media
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- AlphaGo - The Movie
- The Surrounding Game
Learning resources
- Tiger’s mouth
- Learn to play Go
- Tromp-Taylor rules
- OGS
- AI Sensei
- Go Magic
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- Michael Redmond’s beginner lessons
- 12 Week Miracle by Baduk TV
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- 81 Little Lions
- The Art of 9x9 Go