A few simple rules ... limitless possibilities
February 2008
This page lists suppliers of Go teaching, who provide a service tailored to the customer’s needs, and who charge for their service. If instead you are looking for elementary instruction in Go, see Tel’s Go Notes or this site’s introduction to Go.
The bar was at 3d. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.
Saturday 9th February 2008 in Frodsham
All games played with full handicap (15 komi per grade over 9 stones).
Held in parallel to the Cheshire Open.
Saturday 9th February 2008 in Frodsham
Held in parallel to the Cheshire Handicap.
The Cheshire Go Tournament is being held again this year at Frodsham Community Centre alongside the Chess Tournament.
There are two common ways in which you can use a computer to play Go with other people over the Internet - real-time and correspondence. On a real-time server, both players are logged on at once, possibly playing under a strict time limit. Under correspondence play, the players do not need to be logged on at the same time, instead they simply s
Some pictures of some past and present BGA members or key people in the British Go scene. Some of these members are BGA officers and some are dan players. Click on any image to see a larger version.
The bar was at 2k. Handicap and no-komi games are in red.