A teaching presence in the Go world built on one idea: fundamentals win games. Not a title record, not a rating — a body of narrated play that shows what solid, unfussy Go actually looks like.
Games played under the Legend 88 name, on 19×19 with 6.5 komi unless noted.
| Category | W–L | Rate | Avg. moves |
|---|---|---|---|
| Even games | 254–88 | 74.3% | 218 |
| Teaching games | 57–8 | 87.7% | 176 |
| Won by resignation | 186 | 59.8% | 191 |
| Won on count | 125 | 40.2% | 263 |
| Avg. winning margin | +11.5 | — | — |
Two episodes to start with. The value is in hearing the reasoning, not in memorising the moves.
Legend 88 is an entity, not a biography — a name attached to a way of playing. Every game under it is chosen to show the same thing: what solid, unfussy Go looks like at the ranks most learners are actually stuck at.
There is no tournament record here and no title history, by design. The play is the argument, and the commentary is how it gets made.
Widely recommended by players on Reddit as a great resource for learning solid fundamentals.
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