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learning british go association skip to main content a few simple rules limitless possibilities primary links find a club news ratings tournament results events calendar join login contact help search breadcrumb home studying go learning one of the best ways of learning is by informal discussion with an established player possibly at your local go club once you have learned the rules and are confident at playing we recommend you record your games and then play through them again if possible discussing them with other preferably stronger players there is a lot of teaching material on youtube including london go centre s youtube channel which has game reviews and teaching at various levels including material aimed at kyu level players and the new bga youtube channel here are some recommendations depending on your level i do not know how to play visit our about go page which gives you links to the right kind of material and some short videos i know the rules but nothing else or not a lot more for young players mainly have you tried capture go it s not a full game of go but it s good at getting children quickly familiar with capturing stones and saving them which is fundamental to the game visit our capture go page this may fail to run with some browsers to follow this up with a couple of playing options for the computer why not try the tips produced for the uk go challenge they are not just tips but include problems and answers at this level some people find that playing against a computer program on a 9x9 board is helpful the best of them is igowin igowin tutor for iphone ipad ipod which is a free version of many faces of go if you want to play someone else on a 9x9 or 13x13 board and cannot find one locally or they are not available when you would like them to be then you could try the goquest program iphone ipad only this is very nice connecting to a go server in china we believe and you will be playing people at your level of play almost all the time it also provides a continuous assessment of your level of play quite addictive really we also have a set of 33 problem sheets for you the problems were produced by paul smith for the cambridge junior chess and go club but are suitable for all ages index level 1 level 2 and level 3 they are also available in a single pdf with more modern typesetting courtesy of matt noonan or in editable format greg reid of queen anne high school dunfermline scotland created some problem sheets for his own pupils but has generously allowed them to be made available for general use each sheet provides the answers to the previous sheet apart from problem 10 they re also available in editable format problem 1 problem 2 problem 3 problem 4 problem 5 problem 6 problem 7 problem 8 problem 9 problem 10 i have played some 19x19 games i am 20 30 kyu you have tried these haven t you the tips produced for the uk go challenge they re not just tips but include problems and answers and you will probably get something out them if you go through them a second time there is a life and death problem website to visit called goproblems com it starts off easy but will trouble the best of our players with the most difficult problems have a look at what we say about go books for beginners as there is something for you we have also got some study advice and some study aids there are many commented games at neil moffatt s site with comments specifically aimed at double digit kyu and beginning players i just want to get better i am 10 20 kyu at this level there are lots of resources many available free on the internet but make sure you ve already had a look at those we ve mentioned above before going further we have some recommendations for books for this level in addition to more books for all levels of player and you should look at our study advice and our study aids i want to get better i am better than 10 kyu at this level there are so many resources that it is much harder to give specific recommendations see our books list for a list of all titles available we organise a range of go workshops across the country most of these events are aimed at the 10 kyu 2 kyu range but at least one every year is aimed at stronger players our game review service offers our members the opportunity to submit their games for comment this is a very effective way of learning as comments are tailored to the individual some strong players provide professional teaching services often online last updated mon feb 10 2025 if you have any comments please email the webmaster on web master at britgo dot org the british go association a company limited by guarantee england wales no 13800 499 navigation about go where to play tournaments studying go learning go problems study advice study aids workshops teacher list books teaching about us junior go resources safeguarding member s access recent updates