Go

9×9 Go with positional ko and Chinese area scoring (6.5 komi).

9×9 Go with ko and Chinese area scoring. Play Go with a friend over one link — no download or account.

How to play

Black plays first on a 9×9 board; a group dies the moment its last liberty is filled.
You may not place a stone that leaves your own group without liberties — unless that very placement captures.
Ko is kept as one forbidden point: after a single-stone capture, the immediate recapture is refused for one turn.
Two passes in a row end the game; Chinese area counting then scores stones plus surrounded empty regions.
Black pays 6.5 komi, which is why a game of Go here can never end in a tie.

Click or tap an intersection to place a stone, or click Pass. Works with mouse in browser.

Click or tap an intersection to place a stone, or click Pass. Touch controls scale to mobile screens.

Enable JavaScript to play. Choose Invite friend and share the room link to play on separate devices.

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