A training and explorer space for the game of Go
A veteran single-digit kyu player at our club once told me, “I never review my games because if I win I don’t need it and if I lose I’m no longer interested.”
In the words of Luke Skywalker: “Amazing. Everything you just said was wrong.”
In a three-part video series released by DeepMind, Ke Jie and DeepMind’s Go Ambassador Fan Hui review the AlphaGo vs Ke Jie games. Here I have paraphrased statements about the AlphaGo style of play.
Some of the terminology used in eSports games like League of Legends or Starcraft corresponds to concepts in Go.
After my first season in the Yunguseng Dojang, Hwang In-seong 8-dan wrote a personal report in which he highlighted my strengths and weaknesses, outlined a study plan and gave advice. One of the central parts of the report assigns percentage values to various aspects of the game relative to my level.
With Hwang In-seong 8-dan’s permission I have included a few Yunguseng Dojang lectures in the training module.
In the Yunguseng Dojang’s first lecture of season 26, Hwang In-seong 8-dan showed the “pinch” tesuji. This name comes from the Korean word for the kind of move that is called “atekomi” in Japanese. This page explains the nuances and links to related training problems.
Diese Anleitung hilft Dir, ein Samstagsturnier im Go7 zu veranstalten.