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- Pangki is a board-game for two players (named after the pieces they play
- with: O and *). On his turn, a player moves one piece to an adjacent field,
- up, down, left or right, NOT diagonally).
- The notation of the moves is like the chess-notation (e.g. a2b2 or d4d3).
- You can capture opponent's pieces by a move that results in two of your
- pieces being next to an opponent's piece while the remaining field in that
- row or column is empty.
- In the next example, two opponent's pieces are captured by one move (a2b2):
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- 4 * . * * 4 * . * * It was also possible to capture only one piece
- 3 . * * . 3 . . * . (by c2b2).
- 2 O . O * ----> 2 . O O . The game is lost by the player who has only one
- 1 O O O O 1 O O O O piece left (because he can not capture his oppo-
- a b c d a b c d nents pieces any more).
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- A player has also the possibility not to move; in that case he types PASS.
- However, if the same situation occurs 3 times (with the same player that
- has to move) the game is a draw (like in chess).
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