I used to love Chess, but haven't played it much since I became hooked on Go. I find Go interesting both as a player and as a programmer because of the depth o

I used to love Chess, but haven't played it much since I became hooked on Go. I find Go interesting both as a player and as a programmer because of the depth of strategy and the challenges of making a computer play well. Bridge is also interesting, but tends to be played mostly by old people. I never knew card games involved much strategy until I tried Bridge. The partnership aspect of it has its rewards and challenges. I disliked learning all of the bidding conventions and the seemingly arbitrary rules surrounding bidding. I prefer games where luck is minimized and there is a wide range of skill levels between beginners and experts.