Guess the Move (Go Problems)
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About Guess the Move (Go Problems)
Studying actual Pro's games can be a very rewarding occupation for Go players of all Ranks. This App presents positions from many different Pro games and asks you to find the next move.
The ancient board game Go (Weiqi in China, Baduk in Korea) features impressing depth, strategic and tactical maneuvers. Aspects that can be trained by studying Pro games include: Openings (Joseki and Fuseki), Middle Game fights, Endgame Problems (Yose), Life&Death Problems (Tsumego)
The ancient board game Go (Weiqi in China, Baduk in Korea) features impressing depth, strategic and tactical maneuvers. Aspects that can be trained by studying Pro games include: Openings (Joseki and Fuseki), Middle Game fights, Endgame Problems (Yose), Life&Death Problems (Tsumego)
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easy sharing of positions
easy sharing of positions
More downloads Guess the Move (Go Problems) reached 10 000 - 50 000 downloads
What are users saying about Guess the Move (Go Problems)
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A nice way to learn good moves when short of time and only have a few minutes to play.
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As a relative beginner, I find it to be fun and instructional. Simple, understated iterface. Nice job.
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Great tool for studying go, plenty of free positions per day to keep you occupied
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Awesome app. Learning a lot
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Uninstalled
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If I can actually practice the variations on the board, it would be five star.
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Ok ok
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It's OK. Basically you have a bunch of positions from pro games where you choose which move was next, but I would prefer to use it as a tool for studying complete games.
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Of course, it should be called 'Evaluate the move'. A great way of improving my game; my only suggestion for the authors would be to leave a blank line between the bottom of the text and the top of the board, to increase clarity.