@peterdrake I received a nice Go set as a work anniversary gift and I've yet to play it bc I don't think I fully understand the rules and am intimidated to try to teach my wife.

I've watched videos and read things, but it's just not clicking for me. Am I just dense?

@boardgamebreakdown The *rules* of Go are simple, but of course the strategy is deep.

There are many ways to learn online. The American Go Association has an interactive "learn to play" page:

usgo.org/content.aspx?page_id=

If the two of you are learning together, just understand the rules and have at it. There's a lifetime of discovery and boundless materials, apps, clubs, and tournaments.

After you have the rules down, here's a good book that reveals some of the depth:

app.thestorygraph.com/books/eb

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