Elementary Go Lessons for Beginners
Elementary Go Lessons for Beginners by Sam Sloan
This DVD covers the basic elements of the Game of Go. It starts with the basic principles of the game and the basic rules.
It goes through basic captures, how to kill groups, how to form eyes, the difference between live groups and dead groups, basic ladders, ko rules and basic ko fights. It then provides a sample game on a 9 x 9 board and concludes with how to count points at the end of the game.
The DVD is 80 minutes. The presenter is Sam Sloan.
This DVD is strictly for beginners. Anybody stronger than 17 kyu is too advanced for this DVD.
Go is known as Baduk in Korean and as Weiqi in Chinese.
Please observe that the cover of this DVD translates the name of the game into five languages: Korean, Japanese, Mainland Chinese, Traditional Chinese and English.
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