The French Connection to
The Ultimate Game: Go

If you don't know how to play Go,
read this great Introduction to the Game (by Mindy McAdams)

To play Go with people

Go in the NY Area (by David Godinger) or by James Mangold
- The Brooklyn Go Club
- The New York Go Center
The American Go Association (by Jeff Shaevel)
The French Go Association (an impressive database)

Go Encyclopedias on the Web

An On-line Encyclopedia of Go (by Jan van der Steen)
Another large Go Web Site (by Harry Fearnley)
Index of all the Go Pages (by Ken Warkentine)

My Favorite Software

MasterGo A powerful joseki and fuseki pattern search utility
SmartGo The best sgf editor and go playing program (by Anders Kierulf)
BGA Software Library (The British have the best source I know for Go software)

Other Go Pages I love (or wrote)

Guide to Playing Go on the Internet (by David Godinger)
The Spirit of the Mathematical Rules of Go (by Jean-Claude Chetrit)
Go on a 2 by 2 mathematically analyzed (by Jean-Claude Chetrit)
Usenet - rec.games.go (a forum for all go players)
Annotated Bibliography of English and French Go Books (by David Carlton)
Computer Go, the Ranking System and How to Improve (by David Mechner)

Commercial Go Pages

Samarkand (a good place to buy equipment and the best introduction to Go)
Yutopian (A serious provider of books and equipment)
Slate and Shell (Another serious Go books and Go software vendor)

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Last updated on January 4, 2007
Please send any comments to Jean-Claude Chetrit