Choi Jeong: Trailblazing Queen of Go
Choi Jeong redefined women’s role in Go with fearless play and record-breaking wins.
Artículos sobre go
🎥 Alex Qi 1p Interview: Became Pro in 6 Years Thanks to…
How does a young player become a professional in just six years? In this interview, Alex Qi 1p talks about the path that took him…
Iyama Yuta: The Architect of Modern Japanese Go
Iyama Yuta’s road to dominance over Japanese Go with a steady, strategic playing style. This article explores his journey from child prodigy to nati…
🎥 Should You Watch Netflix’s The Match?
A Netflix drama about Go sounds almost unreal—but The Match is very real, and it is built around one of the most important rivalries in…
Go Books: Going Deep (10k-4k)
A curated list of Go books to elevate your game from 10k to 4k. Learn deep joseki, fuseki, endgame and positional judgment in this essential Weiqi gui…
Choosing the Right Go Equipment for You – Part 1: Go Stones
From homemade stones to high-end Go sets, explore the variety of materials used for Go Stones to find your own best fit.
🎥 The Open Skirt Dilemma: Part 2
The open skirt, or susoaki, is one of those Go ideas that keeps fooling players because it invites a move that looks urgent long before…
How to Spark Your Friend’s Interest in Go
A practical and fun guide to help you inspire friends to explore Go through curiosity, culture, and smart encouragement.
🎥 The Open Skirt Dilemma: Part 1
The open skirt, or susoaki, is one of those Go shapes that looks simple until you actually have to play it. A side appears open.…
Finding Go Everywhere: An Interview with Mateusz Surma
Mateusz Surma, European Go pro, shares insights from his journey through Asia: Go culture, training methods, and a vibrant youth community.