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| rules_go_when_end_n | ||
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When the game has ended?
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| rules_go_when_end_c | ||
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Close to end of the game it may be difficult see where moves could still gain points.
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| rules_go_end_problems_c | ||
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In following problems you need to identify last remaining place, where points could be gained, or reduced.
The gained points are marked in the correct answer. The lost reduction opportunities are marked in wrong variations. |
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| hactar_intro_hactar_n | ||
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Tue Sep 06 13:38:47 EEST 2022
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Hactar
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| hactar_intro_capture_learn_c | ||
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The best way to learn go is to first play capture go. After capture go is familiar, learning go is easy.
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| hactar_intro_internet_n | ||
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Go in Internet
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| hactar_intro_start_c | ||
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Go is an ancient game, it is believed to be more than 4000 years old.
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| hactar_intro_capturego_n | ||
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Capture Go
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| hactar_intro_links_c | ||
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You can find more information about go from <a href="http://senseis.xmp.net/">Sensei's Library</a> pages.
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| hactar_intro_go_goal_c | ||
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In go game players try to surround empty territory. A player with more territory and capture stones wins the game.
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| hactar_intro_basic_c | ||
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Go is usually played in a 19 by 19 board, but smaller boards are better for learning the game. 9 by 9 is the best board to start with.
Diagram shows 9x9 board with first three stones played. |
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| hactar_intro_start_n | ||
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Go
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| hactar_intro_capturego_c | ||
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Capture-go is a variant of go. In capture-go the goal is to capture opponents stone(s). Capture Go is easier to learn, but still very challenging game.
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| hactar_intro_hactar_c | ||
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Hactar can play both go and capture go. Capture go is easier game for the computer, so Hactar can play it against you without a server.
Hactar plays go using a server, this way Hactar has decent strength in go (Note: Hactar Lite plays at beginner level.) You can find more information from <a href="http://gowrite.net/hactar/client.php?lang=en">Hactar home pages</a>. |
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| hactar_intro_internet_c | ||
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Internet has a lot of go related material.
Some of the best knows links are collected in <a href="http://gowrite.net/hactar/client.php?lang=en&topic=links">Hactar links</a>. |
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| go_ld_start_n | ||
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Thu Dec 01 12:06:38 EET 2022
Thu Dec 01 12:06:38 EET 2022
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Life and Death
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| go_ld_start_c | ||
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Living group is an important concept in go. Living group is safe against any play by the opponent. At the end of the game, all group should be able to defend themselves.
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| go_ld_eyes_start_n | ||
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Two eyes
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| go_ld_eyes_start_c | ||
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A most common secure group is a group that has (or can always make) two eyes.
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| go_ld_ex_1_fg | ||
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Diagram
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