Making Two Eyes for Go Beginners

Making Two Eyes for Go Beginners

Go is a board game that originated in ancient China and has fascinated us for thousands of years.
I will continue with some more beginner level videos to help people get started enjoying this game. If you live in Asia you might have a Go club within walking distance, but otherwise you might want to play on the net. The following page has a list of Go servers:

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Beginner Lessons (playlist)

Videos in this playlist:
How to Play Go

Playing on the 9x9

Good Shapes for Go Beginners

Chasing to Capture for Go Beginners

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Learn to play Go

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The Direct 3-3 Invasion Keep it Simple!

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[myboy_]

You have the best guides and it's not close

[alatriste]

Golden video for someone who just learnt the rules. Thank you!

[gustavjoas]

Thank you so much for making these videos! Greetings from Sweden

[weasleyo]

Thank you for explaining this. That game is an anomaly for me (literally just started playing 15 minutes ago) because I have severe discalculia but my visual perception is very strong, so it's a bizzare mix of perfect and nightmare for me. Your explanation is very helpful and you're very pleasant to listen to. I subscribed.

[BrunoAxhausen]

Thank you very much for this beautiful series! Big respect to you for being able to explain these beginner concepts so well, when you‘ve progressed so far beyond them yourself! Thank you from a very grateful beginner!

[paulmshepherd]

Thanks particularly for explaining the larger shapes, an explanation that is not always given. I’ve subscribed to watch your future videos. All the best!

[PingPingTravel]

Thanks for this. It is nice to hear an explanation from a real professional player. Not just a professional one, but a 9d one!

[gamesystemaddict]

Thank you for this series. I'm a bit new to the go scene but I'm a big fan of yours so it's awesome to learn from a legend.

[jztiberius]

Thank you Michael. These are a great complement to the books I am using to learn Go. The succinct summary of principle then showing application helps my retention.

[dadloraed]

Thank you, finally i understood the game.

[blueswellhealth]

Excellent video! Thank you for putting this out there!

[richardparker]

This was awesome and VERY helpful. Thank you!

[mnj]

love this video! thank you for explaining this concept!

[brandonjoki]

I finally just won my first “go” game!

[corepure]

good point, no matter how big your territory is, if you cannot divide it in to at least two part, you are dead

[Rubrickety]

You probably already noticed, but there's a small audio issue starting around 4:10, with your voice getting echoey.

[nouse]

143 likes to 1 dislike - in Go that is a major win. He made 1 person dislike the video to get 143 likes. Boom!