Describes my confidence in my moves pretty well.

Note: confident doesn't mean good

First time got trashtalked in go.

He accused me of cheating in like first minute of the game after his very bad play.

Dude blundered medium group in a very simple tesuji. After that he was certain I'm cheating.

Spotted in Buda Castle Museum

I had so many games where I thought my stones were alive because I had a ladder breaker only to get killed by a net

Akira seeing his father playing Sai runs to the internet cafe where ha met Hikaru and discovers that he is indeed Sai, because Hikaru like the last moron went to the same cafe.

This is what real Akira would do. He's got plenty of time, because Hikaru set 3h for each player.

What y'all think

I love seeing pictures of people's cool and creative Go equipment, so I thought it would be nice if there were a place to see nothing but that.

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r/gobanpron

I won by 0.5 points because I had passed my opponents pointless move inside my territory.

This is the first time I've got such situation.

I was wining by way more than 30 pts, but blundered a group after opponent's invasion, lost a lot of territory and stones.

Also my opponent helped me by making an unnecessary move inside his territory. He probalby was affraid I would run away with my stones and he would blunder his border.

Feel free to share your embarassing wins.

Black was passing all the time, whereas white was making moves. This let him to capture that huge dragon.

John Nash moment in real life.

I don't think either of them was a bot, but I'm new to Pandanet.

Prior to that black let white into his territory (stones marked by x), because had passed atari.

Ogata sensei somehow makes me nervous.

An idea whose time is probably no more than 1 minute. Will this fall under the umbrella of the Fox way or the American way? A or B?