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Look at least two moves beyond your sacrifice. Include every compulsory capture in your plan.
The board, the pieces and the diagonals are familiar. The goal is the twist: create a position that forces your opponent to take your pieces.
After opening Happy Games, choose Giveaway Checkers in the catalogue.
Giveaway checkers on an 8×8 board. Movement and captures follow checkers rules, but the condition for winning is reversed.
Choose a spot on the board
or watch the moves play out.
A quick example of how the game works. Full games and friend invitations are in Telegram.
Each player begins with 12 pieces on dark squares. White makes the first move.
Regular pieces move diagonally forwards and capture in either direction. On the farthest row, they become kings with long diagonal moves.
If you offer a piece and a capture is available, your opponent must capture. Any further capture in the same sequence must also be completed.
Not every sacrifice helps. After an exchange, the turn may return to you with a compulsory capture of your own.
At the start of their turn, a player wins if they have no pieces or no legal moves. Blocking your own remaining pieces can therefore be as useful as losing them.
The final capture can win the game for the player whose piece was just taken. Let the game confirm the result rather than judging it by ordinary checkers rules.
Look at least two moves beyond your sacrifice. Include every compulsory capture in your plan.
A mobile king is an advantage in checkers. In giveaway checkers, it can make your last piece harder to get rid of.
Yes. Having no pieces at the start of your turn is a win in Happy Games giveaway checkers.
That also counts as a win. Blocking has a very different meaning here than in regular checkers.
No. Compulsory captures are still part of the rules and are central to many combinations.
Open Happy Games in Telegram and choose Giveaway Checkers.