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There are many pages on the web that present the rules of Go. One of the best is on this site, available in three formats:
We also host Andreas Fecke's Go Comic, a cartoon introduction to Go.
Here are the FridgeGo rules that were written for inclusion in the FridgePlay 9x9 magnetic set.
And have a standard set of approved Go rules.
Here are some Tips for Getting Stronger (for beginners).
Some other sites which also present the rules of Go in English are
For links to rule sites in foreign languages see our Foreign Links page.
For a comparison between the various rules sets see our Rules Comparison page.
The Rules of General Graph Go are how a mathematician may see Go.
We have a section describing American Go Association rules.
The rules of the events of the various British championships are in the British Championship section.
The rules of Lightning Go Tournaments used in the Netherlands.
Ko, Eternal Life (Cho-sei), Triple Ko and the Molasses Ko, amongst others, are illustrated on the Repeating Positions page.
What's the maximum number of live groups, or sekis, or seki strings you can have on a Go board?
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Page last updated: 2008-01-09.
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