
Go Rules for Beginners: How to Capture Stones and How the Winner Is Decided
The minimum rules of go in order: taking turns, capturing, illegal points, ko, how the game ends and how to count, with Japanese and Chinese scoring.
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The minimum rules of go in order: taking turns, capturing, illegal points, ko, how the game ends and how to count, with Japanese and Chinese scoring.

How shogi, go and chess differ in pieces, captures, how you win and whether draws happen, and which of the three a first-time player might start with.

An honest comparison of StudyX Mindsports with a real board and a real opponent, online platforms like lichess, 81Dojo and OGS, and single-game apps.

Who is StudyX Mindsports for? How families, beginners to Chess, Shogi, and Go, and players who want offline practice can get the most from the app.

Practical StudyX Mindsports tips: warm up with lessons, review matches with the move history, use undo, and adjust time controls to fit your practice.

New to StudyX Mindsports? Learn how to pick your first game, follow the beginner lessons, and play your first match against the adaptive offline AI.