Author: Madhavan
Date: 04:26:54 06/14/05
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On June 13, 2005 at 07:35:13, Rolf Tueschen wrote: >Just a short question. I searched the internet without result. In Germany there >is a game, it's like tic-tac-toe. But it's a variation with special rules. It's >nine squares and each side has three pieces. BUT and this is new, each piece has >a number. > >One side has 1 - 3 - 5 >The other side has 2 - 4 - 6 > >Now you start but always with the pieces with the 1, next time your partner >starts with the 1 > >You are trying to get the 3 pieces or numbers in a row or a diagonal (no special >row in correct numbering is required!) > >BUT the point is you MUST move always with the "next" number > >For example if you have the "Blacks" with 2 - 4 - 6, then if White moved his 5, >by definition you must move your 6, even if you open the row for your partner. > >THe exact name in German is as follows: > >The game is from "MB" it's name is "X für O". So please be careful if there is >some copyright on the game. I ask only here for the possibility of a programmed >version just for study purposes, NOT marketing or business or such. > > >---------------- > >This is the game. Now my problem: I cant find it on the net. In a programmed >version, not on Ebay. LOL there's a link that contains a lot of chess variants,the link was posted by Jack,I'm sure you will find it if you go through the post 2 days back. I have'nt tried this program,I may not be able to tell you what the program is,I know only chess and checkers.
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