Bru Go

BruGo was an online joseki dictionary and collection of go tools.
The dictionary could be used as an index to Sensei's Library. Most sequences had a direct link to the matching SL Joseki page. These links were available with tiny "SL" images underneath the sequence diagrams.

http://www.BruGo.BE

Next to the classic navigation tools BruGo's joseki dictionary displayed sequence diagrams. The content was mostly based on occurence in professional games. Missing variations could be added by visitors. It was also possible to enable professional moves (There was a collection of about 3 million professional go positions.).

In 27 May 2011 an iPad application was published, which offered an offline version of brugo. It had a slightly different look and feel but had very powerful features (for that time). http://www.brugo.be/ipad/ipad.htm

Features included

• Browsing of corner sequences. Some sequences are commented
• Possibility to add moves/sequences (confirmation by administrators required).
• Links to Sensei's Library pages
• Listings of recently added joseki, hamete (overplays).
• Randomly generated Joseki problems.
• Forum with diagram support (currently offline)
• References to "similar positions".
• A listing of joseki ordered by rank/difficulty.
• > 3,000,000 professional go positions.

Examples of content

Besides offering classic joseki. These were some of the sequences you would probably not find in any other book or dictionary.

Controversial situations  

Usually black answers by jumping out to . But what if black jumps out from the other side?

Browse continuation and variations at BruGo (direct link to this sequence)

Modern korean sequences  

This sequence is often seen in modern Korean games. The sequence comes to an end after a and b.

Browse continuation and variations at BruGo (direct link to this sequence)

Expected in future

• Got an interesting idea? : e-mail to bram@zbaduk.com