Boundary Point Go
Also see: Coin Go and Virtueless
One or more boundary points are selected at random and marked.
Players cannot play on these points, and a stone played adjacent to one of these points cannot use the point as a liberty.
This is of course an example of a general graph variant, but can be easily played on a conventional board.
author: ergodicgo (kgs)
![[Diagram]](diagrams/42/ccac8f931928b463c62020477799da14.png)
Example:
The circles are the chosen boundary points.
White cannot connect F13 to the H14 group.
Black F9 group has only one liberty at b.
tapir: Seems to be simply Go on an unusual board. You can make these unusual boards directly in SL without circles etc. Best wishes.
ergodicgo: Yes. You are correct. It is just an unusual board. The point connectivity (graph) is different. To mark the points I thought it easier to spill a few stones onto the board from a bowl containing a third type. maybe like these ☯☯☯☯☯☯☯ thanks for the SL info and help.
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