Fighting
The ladder and the net are the two basic ways to capture a running stone in Go. How each works, how ladder breakers change everything, and how to read them.
Fighting
Facing a large opposing framework in Go, you can reduce it from outside or invade it. How counting the score tells you which one the game needs.
Fighting
Invading a large area is scary but often necessary in Go. How to judge whether there is room to live, where to land, and how to make a small life fast.
Fighting
Most Go fights begin when one player cuts. How to spot cutting points, when to connect solidly, when a hanging connection is better, and when to cut.
Fighting
When two groups surround each other, the one with more liberties usually wins. How to count them, which liberties to fill first, and when seki appears.
Fighting
How to attack a weak group in Go without chasing it blindly: spot the weakness, attack from the right side, and turn the pressure into territory.