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Shape (Go)

In the game of Go, shape describes the positional qualities of a group of stones. Descriptions of shapes in go revolve around how well a group creates or removes life and territory. Good shape can refer to the efficient use of stones in outlining territory, the strength of a group in a prospective fight, or making eye shapes so that a group may live. Bad…

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Good shapes

Go proverbSabakiKnightChessPonnuki
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Bad shapes

Empty triangleLadder
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  • Live Go (board game)

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Shape (Go)

Nodes12
Edges11
Triples0
Avg. degree1.83
Density0.166667
Components1

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shape stones good group shapes bad move one territory cut stone go also used point opponent outlining eye make position

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