Deeper into the Game of Go on 19×19

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It's time to move on to 19×19 where the real Go begins.

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This is a direct sequel to Fundamentals of Go on 13×13.

Here we’ll discuss the rest of the basic elements of Go. What is joseki and tesuji? How to play ko and to stand up for yourself in a Go battle? These are a few of many things we’ll take a look at here.

Suitable for: 20–12 kyu

Teacher

Vadim Efimenko 4d

Amateur Go player and nerdy Go research aficionado. Co-founder of Go Magic.
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Course Includes

18 Lessons
19 Quizzes
~ 3.5 hours

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Posted 4 days ago

Seems to me, it starts easy, but it become hard! Life and death 🖤💀, Tactical fighting ⚔️🤼, you need to follow it! ✅🔥

Posted 2 weeks ago

The course was designed very well. The interactive quizzes helped reinforce the video lessons. I learned a lot and am a much better player.

Posted 3 weeks ago

The course itself was great, albeit a big ramp up in difficulty from the previous ones. My only critique is with the quiz interface itself. It would be great if there was an optional setting to confirm your moves. Now that there are whole board and longer problems, it's much easier to miss click if using a smartphone. I lost quite a few points that way ☹️

Posted 3 weeks ago

The part about the nakade shapes and seki was eye-opening! I wouldn't have thought it's possible to live in some on those examples! The quiz questions are good and some are quite challenging! I scored 84%

Posted 4 weeks ago

It is beneficial for winning games, and now I've won games by more than 100 points!

Posted 1 month ago

Super

Posted 1 month ago

Good introduction to the basics of go on a 19x19 board

Posted 1 month ago

This is a good introduction to the fundamentals of Go

Posted 1 month ago

That was a great course teaching many fundamentals in easy digestable chunks. If I have to improve on some of the quizzes - having more explanation why the wrong answer is wrong would be great. There were in only a few places but it was pretty educational. In any case keep up the good work!

Posted 2 months ago

An appropriate step up from the 13x13 course.

Posted 2 months ago

This was a great course that helped me to improve my skills from the opening all to the endgame. I especially liked the sections about life and death of groups including the nakade shapes. Now I am playing much more confidently when I have to respond to invasions. Imho a course that helps every double digit kyu to improve.

Posted 3 months ago

Great way to learn the fundamentals

Posted 3 months ago

All important concepts in one course with nice exercises to reinforce the lesson. I also like the style of the videos, the explanations are very easy to understand, stones are placed slowly so you can think yourself and lots of cuts to shorten the unnecessary stuff like removing captured stones and rewind a variation. I also love the questions in between that you can answer youself on the go board

Posted 3 months ago

Great course! I've got 18 kyu after finishing it + only first part of the skill tree! P.S. Endgame problems are top, helped a lot to develop focus/attention

I like the way Vadim structures his thoughts. He is able to talk about complex things with simple words. My favorite part of the course is review of a real game with Vadim telling about main ideas of the moves. I would definitely like to see more videos or courses with detailed games reviews from Vadim. Thank you!

Posted 4 months ago

As good as the 9x9 and 13x13 ones. Excellent!

Posted 4 months ago

necessary course after you've done the rules and basic for 13x13 THANKS FOR THIS!

Posted 5 months ago

Great course! Now I somehow have to remember all that information...

Posted 6 months ago

it's fine

Posted 7 months ago

Vadim is just the best.

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