Numbers

1-dan  see British dan players , Shodan Challenge

1-space …  see One-space …

1st line  see First line

2-1 point

“Strange Things Happen at the 2-1 Points” (Roads)

2-dan

Weak Kneed Dans Grand Prix

see also British dan players

2-space …  see Two-space …

2nd line  see Second line

3-3 approach (5-4 point joseki)

3-3 invasion (4-4 point joseki)

“Invading at San-san”

3-3 point joseki

introduction to

3-dan  see British dan players

3 points without capturing  see Torazu sanmoku

3-star-point stones fuseki  see Sanrensei

3-stone …  see Three-stone …

3-4 approach (5-4 point joseki)  see Inside attachment , Knight’s move ,

Outside attachment

3-4 point joseki

introduction to

see also Knight approach , One-space high approach

3rd line  see Third and fourth line

4-4 point joseki

“Handicap Joseki”. Parts 1 , 2 

“Joseki: Handicap”. Parts A , B 

see also 3-3 invasion , Knight approach , Various approaches

4-dan  see British dan players

4-stone …  see Four-stone …

4th line  see Fourth and third line

5-3 point joseki

introduction to

see also Taisha

5-4 point joseki

“Even Game Joseki” (Diamond). Parts 7 , 8 

introduction to

see also 3-3 approach , 3-4 approach

5-dan  see British dan players

6-dan  see British dan players

6-stone …  see Six-stone …

7-dan  see British dan players

7-stone …  see Seven-stone …

9-stone …  see Nine-stone …

9×9 Go

“9×9 Go is a Real Game” (Roads). Parts 1 , 2 

Cambridge Go Puzzle Book, selected problems from

endgame counting

example game

Go set, cardboard *

Go set, Czech *

Go sets, do-it-yourself

life-and-death problem

“Loony Moves” (Chandler)

Microgo1 v. Anonymous

“Staying Alive” (Macfadyen)

11×11 Go

“Yose Problem” (Fairbairn)

13×13 Go

MSO tournaments  see Mind Sports Olympiad

Play Go Today 1B set *

Przybyla’s program  v. Granville’s program (Acornsoft Tourn. 1984)

19×19 Go

“Why 19×19?” (Roads)

21st Century Cup

2002 report

50th BGA anniversary picnic (2005)

100 dan celebration party (1978)

361 Points (news blog)