Zeno is back from studying weiqi in China. In this interview he tells us about his adventures and shows two things he learned over there.

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The semi-final game of the World Mind Sports Games tournament. Played between rising star Wang Chenxing and Hei Jiajia (Joanne Missingham). Both belong to the strongest female players in the world today.

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..which is very versatile, played by humans and robots, to settle, attack, gain territory or to go for influence. Comes with a small trick!

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Haengma Haengma Haengma, you moving horse, I’ve been looking for you everywhere!

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The long awaited 10 game match between Gu Li and Lee Sedol has started. The first game was quite a fight!

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Your intuition is a strong weapon in rapid games. However when you have more time you might be able to find those hard to find haengma’s which are counter intuitive.

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This weird looking joseki has been made popular by Cho U from Japan. Afterwards it has also been picked up by the rest of the world.

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Recently Calvin Sun and Bill Lin battled for the title for the third Aga pro. Here we show game two out of three.

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The Kobayashi opening has been played for a long time and is still popular. There are simple variations and more complex ones: something for everyone.

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Attaching at the 3-4 point is a good and stylish way to settle a weak stone or to expand your territory. And you can do it in a tricky way as well!

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