I am from Estonia and live in Tartu, though I live in Helsinki for some years. I am currently around 10k on KGS, though I used to be stronger when I had more time to play. I am interested in promotion of Go in Estonia. If you are interested in Estonian Go, playing Go in Estonia, promoting Go in Estonia, visiting Estonia (for whatever reasons) or just playing with me then drop me a note on the KGS or here. (Though I do not read SuomiGo frequently.)

My pictures from Takapotku 2004.

A page about Estonian go that I maintain.

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