If I could choose a handful of YouTube channels to learn from, a go book with problems, and a go book about general theory, which would you suggest to me?

[tonybe]

I’ve been writing these 19x19 for Beginners series articles specifically with new players in mind, because I find that even Dwyrin, Sibicky, and InSente often assume that they understand the fundamentals - when no one has really explained really basic stuff to them.

You can either start at the Making Sense of Go article posted above, and that will lead you to all the 4 other articles I have posted, or you can go to the

OGS Community Resources Page (another great resource in general!)

OGS Community Go resources

Intro Hello all! I thought it would be nice to have a comprehensive list of all the resources that are made by our own members. We all like Yeonwoo, Dwyrin and Sensei’s Library (heavily biased, thank you), but if it’s easy to access material made by our own community, it will be easier to support each other and help each other improve! Also, I’m pretty sure it will decrease some bookmarks. Guidelines - Keep categories and formatting consistent. - Include member’s name, if possible. -…

And you’ll see my articles under
OGS Forum Article Tutorials

• tonybe’s 19X19 FOR BEGINNERS SERIES

Good luck!