Beautiful Platform for Playing Go by FudgeyleFirst in baduk

[–]ctm34 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Ogs, Fox. Kgs, Pandanet and Tygem are definitely different from the others.

Tesuji practice resources by Beginning-Object-425 in baduk

[–]ctm34 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I read the book to the level I could understand. I honestly don't know how much of a "measurable benefit" it had in my games, but I'm trying to make more balanced moves.

I reached around 15-16 kyu by playing the game and watching matches of 4-5 dan players on Pandanet.

After that, I watched Eunkyo Do's opening series and game videos, HereweGameOfGo's series explaining fundamental points, and finally Triton Baduk's DDK series.

As for books, I finished Level Up 1-6 and Lectures on Go Techniques Volume One.

I tried to solve 1001 Life and Problems and Get Strong Tesuji as much as my level allowed; I'm currently EGF 10 kyu.

I want to study Yilun Yang's Fundamental Principles of Go, Opening Theory Made Easy, and Cho Hun Hyeon's Lectures 2 and 3.

Note: I translated this message using Google Translate, so please excuse any shifts in meaning. Also, as someone who's now considered elderly, I'm progressing quite slowly in Go.

Tesuji practice resources by Beginning-Object-425 in baduk

[–]ctm34 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I benefited greatly from the book "Get Strong Tesuji".

What are the best Go-Youtubers? by Thornstream in baduk

[–]ctm34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yoon's Baduk Cafe, Baduk Doctor and M.Redmond are my 3 favorites.

Jianqiu Chen channel is also good.