Tsumego
Tsumego, a Japanese go term adopted into English, are problems mainly about life and death, but also about ko, capturing races, cutting, connecting and other topics. Most professional players and top amateur players agree that solving Tsumego is one of the best ways to improve. Tsumego solving improves your reading ability overall and sharpens your sense of danger in life and death situations.
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