Life In 19x19

Thank you guys for reviewing my games! I'll keep practicing and get better

I joined a go club instead

You should really not worry about how good you can still become.

The important part is whether you enjoy it. If it does, keep on enjoying it. If it doesn't, stop right away.

There's no obligation to reach any specific goal. If you accidentally manage to be a top-tier tournament champion, great ...

At s2w I'm not sure why I used that opening! The truth is I don't think I know opening well and I get confused on how to invade and attack

Hey thanks for your time to critique I've looked through it believe I've learned a lot from you =] I'll keep practicing

foe wrote:Very timely, a write up of a small tourney today between the top three players of ayd and eyd. It seems all of them started in their twenties or later. https://americanyungusengreports.wordpr ... p-preview/

This is awesome!

I began to learn the rules right before new years eve last year, and have since then made it to almost 5kyu KGS. Yesterday I took white in an even game against a solid 3 kyu and won. I think that is a pretty good progress for less than a year? Oh and I am 23. Don't listen to anyone who says you ...

Hello everyone I played my first few full sized boards on KGS last night and this morning. Please help critique my game play and help me determine where I am in terms of rank. Thank you all! I play as azoarang also

Wow this is great thanks for everyone's input! The reason I put later years is because the go salon owner made it sound like being in your 20s was just way too late to learn and I should find a different hobby.

Is it possible to become a competitive player when you start learning go around your 20s? I visited a go salon a while ago to learn how to play, but the owner said that I was too old and wouldn't become a strong player, he told me it would have been better if I learned when I was younger. Really ...