East Bay Go Players (Berkeley & Oakland)

We meet at Cafe Mezzo at 2442 Telegraph Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704, from 6pm until closing, around 9 or 10 PM.
Most of our players are around 3-8 kyu, but there are usually new players and more experienced players who come as well. If you're curious about the game of Go and want to learn before you come, here is a good tutorial: https://online-go.com/learn-to-play-go
We hope to see you there! feel free to message the organizer with any questions.

Welcome to the East Bay Go Club! We're meeting at our new location Sana'a Cafe, at 4770 Telegraph Ave, Oakland.

If you can bring a set, please do! But don't worry if you don't have one, we have plenty of others members who regularly bring theirs. Also we appreciate it if you can RSVP to all the events you attend (even if you happen to be a regular). This helps helps us figure out who is coming, and which players to pair.

If this is your first time playing and you need to learn the basics, there's a good tutorial at learn-go.net. It's generally most efficient to go over it before your first time playing in person.

Also, our members are happy to teach beginners, give game reviews, etc.

Please feel free to message any of our organizers if you have any questions. See you all there!

We meet at Cafe Mezzo at 2442 Telegraph Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704, from 6pm until closing, around 9 or 10 PM.
Most of our players are around 3-8 kyu, but there are usually new players and more experienced players who come as well. If you're curious about the game of Go and want to learn before you come, here is a good tutorial: https://online-go.com/learn-to-play-go
We hope to see you there! feel free to message the organizer with any questions.

Welcome to the East Bay Go Club! We're meeting at our new location Sana'a Cafe, at 4770 Telegraph Ave, Oakland.

If you can bring a set, please do! But don't worry if you don't have one, we have plenty of others members who regularly bring theirs. Also we appreciate it if you can RSVP to all the events you attend (even if you happen to be a regular). This helps helps us figure out who is coming, and which players to pair.

If this is your first time playing and you need to learn the basics, there's a good tutorial at learn-go.net. It's generally most efficient to go over it before your first time playing in person.

Also, our members are happy to teach beginners, give game reviews, etc.

Please feel free to message any of our organizers if you have any questions. See you all there!