Play a whole game using only 2 stones (one stone for each side)
Lots of people have heard about it, but not many see how this is played on a real board. It is actually a teaching tool to help improve reading skills.
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I agree I actually wouldn’t know how to play it on a real board.
I’ll watch it, it sounds pretty cool.
The main issue I would say would be having to players that play to scoring 
Probably need to be area scoring unless you’re counting captures.
Better as blind go because no need for coordinates
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I can’t even imagine that! 
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Woah. Thanks. Thats so cool ^^
Nice, I played twice against Level 1 on 9x9. In my first game, I made an illegal move in the endgame when I clicked on a stone which I wanted to cut. Though cutting wouldn’t have been better, because that would have been a self-atari.
But I won the second game by half a point. Although my last move shows that I couldn’t imagine the whole board, as I added a stone that was totally unnecessary. I would have had to replay the whole game to remember which stones I have around my potential weakness. And that might have worked, but I hurried to finish the game this time.
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