I wanna get into Go. Is there a software I can buy equivalent to chessmaster but for Go ?

>start with igowin.
Seconding this. When I played go I played igowin compulsively and it made me a beast in fighting. Learning about wider strategic position I think requires a human opponent who can walk you through their thinking.

If you're in an even moderate-size city, there are definitely go clubs at bookstores or coffee shops. Go find a nice old Korean man who'll kill you every week and explain exactly how he does it.

quelle ville ?
je te fais une liste des chaînes intéréssantes. Mais pour les débutants, rien de mieux que de se bouger le cul et jouer avec un type plus fort qui soit pédagogue, y'en a des tas ; même en ligne, certains offrent des parties pédagogiques.

search for the mafructr ebooks collection stuff ! also, you can go for asian go tv shows.

Nick Sibicky has some beginner lectures on youtube.

...I guess I ignored the "for beginner" part, but here you go :
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youtube.com/watch?v=WltPh08bryU
youtube.com/channel/UCVEheiLTctRhx6r2pdJpRJQ
annoying thing for the french ones, I hate their voices. the first one has a room in KGS, quite lively, teaches often tho.

youtube.com/user/dwyrin/videos he often streams in comprehensible english
youtube.com/channel/UCTji1kQNoWIH85dB_Vxka9g I think she does too ? more bizi person tho.
youtube.com/channel/UCR3qjXCiYEokW7bW3HkFzfg
youtube.com/user/YungusengDojang/videos
youtube.com/channel/UCN1eNEYj0X-4qGDPp5n1scw
youtube.com/channel/UC1_FV_v1Ceq0DMk1kyWkwbw

some more links while I'm at it :
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advancedstudyroom org/study-go/lectures/
be careful with the people running the ASR tho. you'll find the drama on lifein19x19 or if you ask on KGS,etc.
archive org/search php?query=subject%3A%22shygost%22 try for other go lessons too
shinkaya blogspot fr/search/label/e-books most of what is inside the mafurtcrtftctrs releases
sundaygo blogspot fr/
rongen17 home xs4all nl/
home pages cwi nl/~aeb/go/games/index.html
gotoeveryone k2ss info/news/
gooften net/author/antti/ good stuff, just search around

place dots on spaces, I'm having trouble posting "spam"

leweyg.com/lc/freedgo.html regular go is for pussies

also,
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(same shit for the dots)

www reddit com/r/baduk/
lifein19x19 com/
better for discussion than Veeky Forums, even if I do love the occasionnal 10 replies go thread
senseis xmp.net/ go wiki

eidogo com/
www josekipedia com/
for joseki (opening sequences)
ps waltheri net/
weiqi tools/
for fuseki (opening as a whole)
goproblems com/
I mostly did my problems from books, so, the only one I used. But it's good to know that OGS has quality problem sets posted by users, with a way better interface.

gostyle j2m cz/#research
play baduk org/
style baduk org/
those can be fun once you have played a bit. Off like an offshore mining platform when it comes to results sometimes

and
twitch tv/directory/game/Go
there's a french beginner streaming, that you ? shit music taste

And I insist, go play with more competent players and learn with them at first. for books, I recommend lessons in the fundamentals of go by kageyama, english traduction. Disappointed by the recent indé french one, lacks the good tone.

Forgot gogameguru (yt channel & site) and surely other stuff. Hope it helps anyone !

...stuff like the guo juan igo school or the yunguseng site

do they make magnetic go boards to hold the parts down?

Any book recommendations?

Only play against real people. Lose your first 100 games as soon as possible. Don't be afraid to make weird moves just to see what will happen. Study pro games with commentary from other pros. OGS is the most relevant go server, and it even has a tutorial.

online-go.com/
senseis.xmp.net/?PagesForBeginners

senseis.xmp.net/?RecommendedGoBooks

Just search for magnetic goban.