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An ancient strategy game for 2 players who try to outwit each other by placing stones on the board to simulate the capturing of territory. To add a board diagram to a post, see instructions in the tag-wiki.
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Where can I find a database of Go games with move times
An earlier question about database for 9x9 games contains a link to a database for 19x19 games:
http://ps.waltheri.net/
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Why do player start with fighting for the corners in go?
I saw that in most go games the opponents started by placing chips 3 vertices away from the corners. Both players started fighting for the centre only after half of the game had passed. …
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