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Try the problems below!
In each case some of the opponents’ stones can be captured with one move.
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Problems
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Below are some examples of capturing stones. In all cases black B can capture white stones (A).
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Capture Examples
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Game has two players: You and Hactar.
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Game Progress
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One of the players takes black "stones" and the other player takes white "stones". The board is a grid of 9 by 9 lines. The game starts with 4 stones are on the board as shown in the diagram.
Black player starts the game. Each player plays a single stone of their own color. A player can play to any empty intersection. A player may not pass. Once the stone is played it is never moved to another intersection.
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A string of stones is captured by playing into string's last liberty. In the diagram white stones (A) are captured when black plays into B. A stone string consists all the stones connected by lines. A string does not connect diagonally.
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The player can capture a stone by playing into its last liberty. In the diagram a white stone A is captured when black plays to B. Liberties are empty intersection connected to a stone by line.
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The winner is the player who first captures one or more opponent stones.
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Capture Go Rules
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