paulgrangure   NEW: 09-11-2004 

Game of Go basics, strategies, ranking, art and engineering, life in Japan.

ItsYourTurn.com is a unique concept in online games. Play for free, or choose and optional paid membership. The games are turn-based, against thousands of human opponents. No Java, no Shockwave, no Flash, no downloads. Games available include Go, Go-Moku, and Pente, as well as numerous other popular board games. Includes an excellent rules page for Go-Moku, Pente, Keryo-Pente, Pro Go-Moku, and Pro-Pente.

Home page for a Go club in England, with tutorials, reviews, software downloads, history, and more. The British Go Association exists to promote and support the playing of the oriental board game Go in the United Kingdom. The organization has existed for over 30 years, and is actively involved in the organization and co-ordination of tournaments. The BGA plays an active part in the European Go Federation. The BGA publishes the British Go Journal, a quarterly containing news, reviews of books and software, and games with commentary (both professional and amateur), as well as problems (and their solutions) and occasional series of articles on other topics.

Go2000 is a full-featured Go database management system with pattern matching and classification. Requires Window 95/98.

Here is kept information about the Oriental board-game Go (Weiqi, Baduk) - many links to other locations world-wide. It specialises in: The United Kingdom (/Great Britain); Computers and Go; Tsume Go; Various Rulesets; Strange Positions (or 'Beasts'), especially those that challenge rulesets - 'Bestiary'; Books about Go.

Go rules, strategy, tips, techniques, for people who have played a few games but who are getting frustrated. Simply capturing the opponent's stones is an adequate strategy in the beginning, but you'll soon find that this does not work against more experienced players. These Go notes will help improve your game.

English and Turkish game of go site with a dictionary, rules.