Look at the Art of Go with Our New Course: "Shapes in Go"
Immerse yourself in one of the most beautiful concepts of the Go game with our newest course, now fully available.
Vadim Efimenko 4d will guide you through the fundamentals, teaching you how to create aesthetically pleasing and strategically sound shapes. This course transforms your gameplay into visual art, ensuring each move encapsulates both beauty and tactical depth.
In this new Go Magic informative video, you'll discover how to create a course in a short amount of time. We've gathered some hilarious moments from the filming of the Typical Mistakes 2.0 course for you to enjoy.
Discover why responding to every move can be detrimental and how you can take control of the board by strategically playing elsewhere. With real examples from professional games, you'll see how top players like Iyama Yuta and Kitani Minoru apply these strategies to gain the upper hand.
Using Attachments to Gain Advantage on the Go Board
Learn how to effectively use attachments to make your opponent overconcentrated, gaining an advantage in your games. Using examples from professional Go games, this video offers clear, easy-to-follow explanations and practical advice to help you get the hang of this tactic.
How to Attack and Defend the Super Extra Large Knight's Move
Unlock the secrets of large knight's moves — learn how to handle Daidaigeima invasions. With clear explanations and interesting game examples, this video is perfect for intermediate level players looking to get better at this important shape.
New Go Magic video! What makes Kajiwara's Go style, known as the "Nothing Style" or "Living Go," so unique? Matthew will tell you about the philosophy behind Kajiwara's strategic decisions, his emphasis on responding to the opponent's moves, and his belief in leaving everything on the board.
New Go Magic video! Find out how Hikaru no Go has inspired countless fans to pick up Go and why this timeless classic is a must-watch for both Go enthusiasts and anime fans!
Vadim explains everything you need to know about various tesuji moves, their applications in different scenarios, and the importance of staying sharp and seeking creative solutions in the endgame.
Kajiwara Takeo vs. Sakata Eio in the 1964 Oza Title Match ep. 2
In the second part of our video series, Matthew McKee continues to explore the thrilling 1964 Oza title match between Kajiwara Takeo and Sakata Eio, 'The Razor.'
Professional Go player Alexander Dinerstein explains when to use Attachment and Hane. With several high-level examples, he shows the best situations to use these techniques. Whether you're refining your strategy or learning the nuances of top-level Go.
Ready to pull off the ultimate territory heist in Go? Learn how to use essential techniques for creating light shapes, making eyes, and successfully invading your opponent's territory using sabaki.
New Go Magic video! https://youtu.be/759dsll1Feg
In Go, timing is everything, especially when transitioning from the opening to the middle game. Using the historic match between Matthew and Gustav—Ahem!—between Honinbo Shusaku and Yasui Sanchi, this video examines the critical moments that define this transition.
Do you find it challenging to estimate the score in Go? While it can be tricky, learning to estimate is a crucial skill that every Go player need to acquire over time. In this video, we explore why score estimation is so important even in complicated matches, using a real game example.
Look at the Art of Go with Our New Course: "Shapes in Go" 
Elevate your game to an art form:
https://gomagic.org/courses/shapes-level-one/
https://youtu.be/HDwQObZP7RI
In this new Go Magic informative video, you'll discover how to create a course in a short amount of time. We've gathered some hilarious moments from the filming of the Typical Mistakes 2.0 course for you to enjoy.
Watch now: 
