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Originally Posted by jwb
I'm not sure. I play it as an app on my phone.
The concept is very simple but the game itself is very complex with a lot of options. Basically there are black stones and white stones, and a grid. each intersection on the grid counts as territory. If you surround an intersection or series of contiguous intersections with stones then that is your territory. if you surround a stone or a contiguous series of stones with your own stones then you capture those stones. each intersection of territory is a point and each stone you capture is a point. diagonal doesn't count, you have to surround them vertically and horizontally so you cut off any lines going into that territory.
Here's a decent youtube series to get you started if you're interested.
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This looks like a more digestible form of Go. Official Go boards are ****ing enormous:
Too much **** to keep track of