Endgame
Yose is the Go endgame, where borders are closed and every point counts. What it is, when it starts, and why many close games are decided in it.
Endgame
Sente keeps the initiative, gote gives it away. How the difference shapes the order of endgame moves in Go, with double sente, reverse sente and examples.
Scoring
Seki is mutual life: two groups that cannot capture each other both stay on the board. How to recognise it, when to aim for it and how it is scored here.
Go Rules
When to pass, why both players must pass, what to do with dead stones before the end, how the score is counted with area scoring and 7.5 komi, and resigning.
Endgame
A practical way to estimate endgame move values in Go: compare the result if you play and if your opponent plays, then adjust for sente and gote.
Endgame
Neutral points, or dame, belong to nobody at the end of a Go game. Why filling them matters under area scoring, and the hidden dangers of filling them.
Scoring
You do not need to wait for the end to know the score. A fast way to estimate the count mid-game in Go, and how it changes your choices.
Endgame
Closing the borders between territories is most of the Go endgame. The hane, the descent and the block, when each is right, and how to avoid weak spots.