Checkers: Overview

CHECKERS is a double board game, usually an 8 x 8 board (same as board), there are 12 "men" per player.

Some inspector variants use larger plates. For example, the international draft (pronounced "draft") uses a 10 x 10 board and the Canadian checker uses a 12 x 12 board (30 players per player). But 8 x 8 board is the most common board in your online checker game.

The inspector's basic rules are easy to learn. The purpose of the game is to capture all the opponent's pieces and prevent the opponent from moving.

You can play the checker online on free game sites like GameDuell, GameColony, Pogo and Yahoo Games.

Interesting Checker Fact: The computer program called Chinook is the world's Human Machine Checker Champion. It is a computer program that won the world's first championship at the world championships and is recognized as Guinness world record.

2 Jump and catch the opponent's piece. If your inspector is in the nearest diagonal space to the opponent's inspector, you can jump over that inspector and catch it. To capture the inspector, skip by moving the two diagonal spaces towards the inspector just as you would skip the opponent's inspector. Once the inspector is captured, you can remove it from the board. 3 When your piece reaches the end of the opponent's board, your piece becomes king. To crown the inspector and make it the inspector of the king, simply place the work you captured on it. Because of its height, you can distinguish it from other parts. Because the king can move back and forth, the king's checker is highly likely to capture the opponent's piece.

A checker, also known as a draft, is a fun and simple game dating back to the 12th century. To win the checker game, you need to move your piece to the opponent's board. By jumping the opponent's piece and removing it from the board, you can move faster. The concept of the inspector is simple, but you can use strategies to increase the chances of winning. This wiki will tell you how to play it. 2 Jump and catch the opponent's piece. If your inspector is in the nearest diagonal space to the opponent's inspector, you can jump over that inspector and catch it. To capture the inspector, skip by moving the two diagonal spaces towards the inspector just as you would skip the opponent's inspector. After capturing the inspector, you can remove it from the board

1 Play offensive game instead of defense game. A beginner may try to avoid the opponent's piece as much as possible by placing his piece on the edge of the board, but this is a mistake. Instead of protecting your piece, please try to capture the opponent's piece. As long as you capture more opponent pieces, some of your pieces will be caught, it's okay. Move two pieces together. If you move the lost checker block forward without moving another piece, that piece will be easily captured. Instead, just like you blockade, try to put together some of your work. The center of the board is a place suitable for protecting chess pieces while moving forward. Try not to move all parts to the center as they are difficult to move