Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: You can probably see how you’re going to make an eye already, but think about your move order too. Intermediate Go problem: In a symmetrical situation, play on the point of symmetry… Hard Go problem: There are only a few choices and it looks obvious, but be wary of shooting from the hip.

Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: It’s important to take care of your own shape when attacking. Intermediate Go problem: Black is on the verge of collapse. The first move is crucial. Hard Go problem: This is a cake that Jing made. Can you eat all the white stones? And more importantly, do you like white chocolate?

Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: Black’s short of liberties, but so is white, so it’s a fair fight. Intermediate Go problem: It looks like white A and B are miai. Time for some black magic… Hard Go problem: There are quite a few moves that look like tesuji. Take your time and choose the best move.

Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: It’s tempting to try to live with as much as possible, but sometimes retreat is the better… Intermediate Go problem: An application of last week’s problem. Is that enough of a clue? Hard Go problem: “Go is move order” – Rin Kaiho (9p)

Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: What’s the key point in the corner? Intermediate Go problem: The first move may look simple, but I’d guess that being able to spot it consistently is worth about one stone. Hard Go problem: Don’t give up at the first hurdle, or you’ll never solve it.

Here are the weekly Go problems. Easy Go problem: Remember last week’s problem? Don’t fall for white’s trick in the corner. Intermediate Go problem: Form follows function. What’s the vital point? Hard Go problem: It looks impossible, but Monkey Magic would fight his way out…