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| − | '''Go''' is a two-player, turn based board game with Chinese origins, although it is most popular in [[Japan]] involving the placing of black and white stones on a grid. The game is often said to be the strategically deepest in the world, and more complex than chess, despite its relatively simple rules. | + | '''Go''' is a two-player, turn based board game with Chinese origins, although it is most popular in [[Japan]], involving the placing of black and white stones on a grid. The game is often said to be the strategically deepest in the world, and more complex than chess, despite its relatively simple rules. |
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Go is a two-player, turn based board game with Chinese origins, although it is most popular in Japan, involving the placing of black and white stones on a grid. The game is often said to be the strategically deepest in the world, and more complex than chess, despite its relatively simple rules.