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Encyclopedia > Checkers chess

Checkers chess is a variant of the classical game chess in which pieces cannot move backwards until they have reached then far side of the board. Versions have been devised by the likes of Hans Multhopp and V.R. Parton.


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Puzzle Playground - Chess 'n' Checkers Puzzles (244 words)
Foxes and Geese is another popular version of this chess fl and white knights exchange puzzle that has to be completed in fewest possible moves.
A minimax problem: find the maximum and the minimum number of attacked vacant cells of a standard chessboard when there are only two chess queens on it.
A chess knight wants to travel around a 6x6 board making the longest possible tour without self-crossings of his route.
"There is a Certain Amount of Humor in Checkers" (397 words)
Checkers in America is a kind of Norman Rockwell icon, a symbol of good-natured competition and wholesome amusement.
Because nearly everyone knows how to play, checkers is often viewed as a pastime for old men and children, on a par with tick-tack-toe or Go Fish.
Games resembling checkers were popular as long ago as 1600 B.C. At Thebes, a wall painting apparently showed Ramses III playing an early form of checkers with a lady.
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