Introduction to Go - Rules Part 3

Stephanie Yin brings you part 3 of the essential rules of go during the game, including illegal point and ko.
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[@littlehuskimodoglittlehusk3710]

NYIG, Stephanie does great videos! Honestly, she has improved each and every video as a host. Keep up the great work!

[@mightywimp9145]

I lost my memory, and now i'm back to school as a child,
with the greatest teacher in the world.

[@wearethebomb42]

Ok! I have heard of ko threats before, but this video made it much easier to understand visually. Thanks!

[@otaku_central010]

I'm beginner, thank you for new knowledge.

[@oldnewbe8992]

keep up the great work Stephanie love this series

[@leavemydogalone]

great series!

[@fastacelzapacescu5445]

You are amazing! Thank you!

[@dorchy12]

Thank you!!

[@elshisu]

Excelent videos!

[@King.Mark.]

thanks you teach well the rules

[@SNCA-bd7iq]

Stephanie & Rob = 👍😁

[@patrickdelvisco5700]

After a KO, does the next move have to be a "threat" or will any move do before you can retake? Great job, Stephanie, thank you!

[@dorchy12]

I think any move will do

[@David_Axelord]

If I'm understanding correctly, you can place a stone in any legal space, but placing it in a threatening space is better strategy.

[@horvathrenata968]

Nice game

[@skyzane2735]

Can you please add video how to determine the winner?
Is it when botb players are passing or when will the game end?

[@abstractbybrian]

Suppose white has a stone at L11, later on can white play L9 to capture black stone at L10? Or, would that be suicide?

[@kidherder]

Why do you have to play a go threat after being captured in a ko? You said it you have to play a forcing move which is a move that your opponent needs to respond to . Why can't you play anywhere on the table?

[@mplungjan]

So the black captures all the whites in the top left corner with a capture move? czcams.com/video/zH3QiyKAKFA/video.html

[@moonshinevessel]

Still having trouble understanding recapture in ko

[@sandub8366]

Simple, if you have more than one liberty is a recapture, else if you have just one liberty, is a ko