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Playing go on the internet, either through email, specialized servers or the web.

Resources in This Category

• Baduk.pro

  http://baduk.pro/
  The first social network for Go fans started by 7-time European Go champion Alexandr Dinerchtein.

• Dragon Go Server

  http://www.dragongoserver.net/
  DGS is a place where you can play turn-based Go games. It functions more or less the same way as playing Go games via email or postcard would be. You play via a simple web interface: no Java, JavaScript or anything to install.

• Free Internet Correspondence Games Server

  http://www.ficgs.com/
  A free server for correspondence Go and Chess.

• Go News and Sensations

  http://gosensations.com/
  Daily news from Go servers such as KGS, IGS, Tygem, Cyberoro, Dashn, commented games, real names of top players.

• Go Servers, Etc.

  http://www.britgo.org/gopcres/play.html
  Details on the various ways to play go online against others. Includes a recent list of go servers, including those without webpages. From the British Go Association.

• GoShrine

  http://goshrine.com/
  A web based go server with a simple clean interface. No downloads are necessary.

• Internet Go Server

  http://www.pandanet.co.jp/English/
  Play go online using the IGS protocol with a client or by telnet. Popular and usually busy.

• Kiseido Go Server

  http://www.gokgs.com/
  Server for reviewing games with an opponent, accessible with a client or online using Java.

• Web Go Rating

  http://top361.com/
  Rating list for Go-related websites and blogs. Detail statistics.

• World-Wide Internet Gokaisho

  http://www.wing.gr.jp/
  Go server based in Japan. Play via telnet or a client, or with java on the web.

 

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