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9. August 2013, 11:50:50 Subiectul: answer  Your question's answer is written in Go rules : Since the black player starts the game, he has a significant advantage. In order to balance it, a value called komi is subtracted from the black player score. It is 5.5 for a 19x19 board, 4.5 for a 13x13 board and 3.5 for a 9x9 board. 9. August 2013, 17:23:08 Subiectul: Re: answer TAROU: Where you answering my question, or someone else? My question is not about the komi. It is about whether the three squares that I mention are squares that I am getting points for. They show up as green, not black, when I view the board, so I am assuming that the are not counting as points for me. 9. August 2013, 23:15:56 Subiectul: Re: answer troydaniels: I understood what you had said. Displaying your points are calculated including green ( A5, B5 and B4 ) squares. Your points： A9, A7, A5, A3, A3, A1, B5, B4, B2, B1, C6, C1, D3, D2, E2, E1 => 16 points the opponent's captured pieces: 7 komi: minus 3.5 hence your score: 16 - 7 - 3.5 = 5.5 Will you understand my explanation? |
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