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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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What happens in Go if you "take back" a ko before making a ko threat?
One important point to understand is that in an amateur tournament, whenever both players agree on something, then it's ok. For example, if one player plays an illegal move (like taking back a ko imme …
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