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Related Articles. The goal is to jump a peg over another peg onto a hole. You can jump only horizontally or vertically. The peg that has been jumped over gets removed. Thus we remove the pegs of the board move by move. The goal is to have only one peg remaining, preferably in the middle of the board, its center. This is the inversion of the start board you see the start board in the board above. Please note that there are four side areas in the field size 3x2 and one center area size 3x3. We start with the sides and clear one side of its pegs, then turn to each succeeding side until we have cleared the four sides.
Then an big arrow remains, pointing left. This arrow covers the whole center area. The trick is, we can clear each of the four sides the same way, so we only have to memorize the steps once. First move is going from right to the left into the middle hole. Now we are going to clear a side area.
This way is always the same. We are clearing the right side. We take the peg from the top down: [3] X Research source. This is an important move. It is the first move of starting the right side area. Now we go from the corner towards the middle: [4] X Research source. And we move from the bottom right corner to the upper right corner:. Now we want to go and rescue the lonely peg in the corner.
So we move towards it from the left:. Wow, that was fun. Now we consider the right side area as cleared. There are almost no pegs left in that area. As said we repeat the steps now for the next side area. Now you see, we need to clear the right area again and we do it in the same steps.
It will now be in position 4. Use the peg in position 1 to jump position 3. It will now be in position 6. These moves will give you the diamond base.
Make two groups of pegs. As you'll see, the next set of moves will divide the pegs into two groups, one on each side of the triangle. Move the peg in position 7 to position 2, jumping position 4. Move peg 13 to position 4. Next, move peg 10 to position 8. You should now have two groups of pegs, with 5 pegs on the left side and 3 on the right. Separate the triangle in two. This next set of steps will make a curved line across the triangle, dividing it into two parts. Move peg 2 to position 7.
Then take that same peg and move it to position 9. Next, move peg 15 to position Move your last pegs to the bottom row. These moves will leave you with three final pegs, all in the bottom row. Move peg 12 into position Next move peg 6 to position You should now just have three pegs left in the bottom row.
Complete the last moves. Move peg 14 to position Then make the last move, peg 11 to position Win the game. The ending peg should be in the 13th hole. You've just completed the Peg Game. The objective of Chinese checkers is to have all your marbles in your opponent's triangle.
Each marble can only move on space in one turn unless you jump. Each marble can jump over another marble. You can make as many jumps as possible for the marble you are jumping in one turn. This game requires planning ahead and thinking, so you can get to your opponents triangle before they get to yours!
Check out this article for more detailed instructions: how to play chinese checkers. Not Helpful 19 Helpful No, 1 can't jump to 13 even if it jumps over a peg such as peg 2 or 3. It would land on spaces 4 or 6. Not Helpful 33 Helpful Not Helpful 29 Helpful It was designed as a single-player game, but depending on how many colors you have, and how many pegs of each color you have, up to four could play.
Not Helpful 18 Helpful Tom De Backer. Humans have always enjoyed finding challenges that are difficult but doable. This is a one-player game, that is immensely challenging, and achieving the win as well as figuring out the strategy to win is hugely satisfying. To win is a true test of intelligence and ingenuity, which at least partly explains its enduring popularity over the centuries. Not Helpful 8 Helpful You have to take peg four, and jump over peg two into peg one.
So pegs two and four are empty on the first move. And if 1 remains, pts excellent. Not Helpful 5 Helpful 6. Move pin 12 to hole 5 removing pin 8. Move 14 to 12 removing Move 10 to 8 removing 9. Move 2 to 9 removing 5.
Move 3 to 10 removing 6. Move 7 to 2 removing 4. Move 1 to 4 removing 2.
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