Wei-qi
Simple Rules, Endless Strategy
Go is a strategic board game for two players. It is known as Wéiqí in Chinese (Traditional: 圍棋; Simplified: 围棋), Igo (囲碁, Ig) or Go (碁) in Japanese, and Baduk in Korean (Hangul: 바둑). In order to differentiate the game from the common English verb go, the game is sometimes written with a capital G or spelled as Goe, the latter used mainly in events sponsored ...learn more
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Created: Jan 31, 2008
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