Problem 1
Black to play.
Interactive Puzzle
Problem 2
Black to play.
Interactive Puzzle
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
White to play.
Problem 2
White to play.
Problem 3
White to play.
Somewhat different layout than you are used to.
And also no interactive puzzle. Really oldskool.
As a spinoff of Excerpts of Dutch Go Magazine thread four whole board puzzles from Dutch Go Magazine issue july 2010.
Which continuation is the best: A, B, C or D?
Black to play.
Black to play.
Problem 1
White to play.
Problem 2
White to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
There are quite a lot of tsumego on alexness’ SL page.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
White to play.
Problem 3
White to play.
Here are some whole board problems.
You can choose from A, B, C or D. None of this moves are bad moves, but there is only one move that is optimal.
Black to play. Puzzle 1 and 2 are more difficult than puzzle 3 and 4.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
White to play.
Problem 1
White to play.
Problem 2
White to play.
Problem 3
White to play.
Extra without hints.
White to play.
Recently two new puzzle collections have popped up in OGS Puzzles: 20 Questions For Masters (1) & (2). In total 40 first dan problems are waiting for you:
Here is three of them. Good luck.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
Black to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
This is a fun little blind spot puzzle.
Status?
To quote the creator, unkx80:
One of my favourite compositions to date is Beginner Exercise 45, which is arguably a beginner level problem because it search space is very small and it has very few variations, but curiously a large number of dan players failed to get it right.
I also failed it.
I thought long and hard and found a series of different seki and ko, but missed the key.
Black to play?
It’s a status puzzle.
That means you have to find the result if Black plays first and if White plays first.
Problem 1
White to play.
Problem 2
White to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.
Problem 1
White to play.
Problem 2
Black to play.
Problem 3
Black to play.