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Lifestyle | Everyday | News | The Sydney Morning Herald Sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We are working on restoring it. Please try again later. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Thousands of people from all over the world are now playing online! Many of them play on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean servers, but below are some great English options. Buy a game, watch others play, find a teacher, kibitz, chat - its a great way to learn about it or play a quick game anywhere, anytime online. There is also more Go software and separate clients for connecting to web servers. Live Servers Play live when you have 20 minutes to several hours to play the entire game depending on your time settings. You can find your opponent or use the Slots function of the server to start the game. Look at the clock! Most servers require you to accept one of several time management methods. Online-Go Server (OGS): OGS is a great place for new players to find their game. Pandanet: Mother of All Go servers started in 1992. You can find around 1500 players online at any time of the day. Its a wild and wild place where professionals play with fake names, the best Asian games are broadcast in real time and theres always something exciting going on. IGS publishes its own specifications, so various third-party clients are also available. KGS Go Server: KGS also attracts hundreds of players who sign up for dozens of individual rooms clubs, events, classes and language groups. You can even create your own public or private room! KGS client (interface) supports advanced options for teachers. A great place for a stronger player to learn. The client is cross-platform, uses Java. There is no iOS app, but an Android client can be purchased. We have prepared an online guide and PDF download on how to get started with KGS. Tygem Baduk Server: Busy server where it is easy to get the game. It is managed by the Korean Baduk Amateur Association. Fox Weiqi: One of the most populated servers, making it easy to find a game at any time. Installation and registration tutorials are available, after completion, the customer already has English. Turn-Based Servers If you prefer a slower pace in a more relaxed atmosphere, correspondence games are another option. On these servers, you log in, see your opponents last move, respond, and move on. Completing a game that takes days or weeks is especially rewarding. Online-Go Server (OGS): Dragon Go Server International Network Go organization Little Golem is your next combination of real-time and turn-based Online-Go Server (OGS).Lifestyle | Everyday | News | The Sydney Morning Herald Sorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We are working on recovery. Please try again later. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn YouTube Thousands of people around the world are playing online right now! Many play on Chinese, Japanese, and Korean servers, but below are some great English options. Get a game, watch others play, find a teacher, kibitz, chat - its a great way to learn Go or join a quick game online anytime, anywhere. There is also more Go software and separate clients for connecting to internet servers. Real-Time Server Play in real-time, giving you anywhere from 20 minutes to several hours to play a full game, depending on your time settings. You can find an opponent or use the Automatch function on the servers to start the game. Look at the clock! Most servers must agree to one of several timing methods. Online Go Server (OGS): OGS is a great place for new players to find the game. Pandanet: The mother of all Go servers started in 1992. You can find around 1500 players online at any time of the day. Its a wild and confusing place where pros play under fake names, the best Asian games are streamed in real-time, and theres always something exciting happening. IGS publishes its own specifications, so various third-party clients are also available. KGS Go Server: KGS also attracts hundreds of players who enter dozens of separate rooms for clubs, events, classes and language groups. You can even create your own public or private space! KGS Client (interface) supports additional options for teachers. A great place to learn from a stronger player. The client is cross-platform and uses Java. There is no iOS app, but there is an Android client that you can purchase. We have prepared an online manual and a downloadable PDF file to help you get started with KGS. Tygem Baduk Server: A busy server where the game is easy to get. It is administered by the Korea Baduk Association. Fox Weiqi: One of the busiest servers, making it easy to find a game anytime. There is a tutorial on how to install and register, when its done, the customer will be in English. Turn-based servers If you want a more moderate pace in a more relaxed atmosphere, another option is the penpal game. On these servers you log in, see your opponents last move, answer and move on. There is a special pleasure in completing a game that takes days or weeks to complete. Online-Go Server (OGS): Dragon Go Server International Network Organization Go Little Golem Your Turn Combination of real-time and turn-to-go Online-Go Server (OGS)

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