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atarigo_rules_intro_c
The winner is the player who first captures one or more opponent stones.
atarigo_rules_capture_one_c
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.
atarigo_rules_capture_two_c
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.
atarigo_rules_start_pos_c
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.
atarigo_rules_players_n
Game Progress
atarigo_rules_players_c
Game has two players: You and Hactar.
atarigo_rules_calture_examples_n
Capture Examples
atarigo_rules_calture_examples_c
Below are some examples of capturing stones. In all cases black B can capture white stones (A).
atarigo_rules_problems_n
Problems
atarigo_rules_problems_c
Try the problems below!
In each case some of the opponents’ stones can be captured with one move.
atarigo_rules_tips_n
Tips
atarigo_rules_tips_c
In the following are some tips on playing capture-go.
atarigo_rules_tips_liberty_c
A string of stones is in Atari when it has only one liberty left.
atarigo_rules_tips_capture_c
A player can capture opponents stones if any of the stones are in atari.
atarigo_rules_tips_save_c
If none of the opponent’s stones is in atari, then the player should check if any of his own stones are in atari.
If players stones are in atari, he should try to increase their liberties so that the opponent cannot capture then in his turn.
atarigo_rules_tactics_c
There are more tactical explanations in chapters "connecting stones" and "capturing stones". It is usually good idea to play many capture go games before reading tactical advices.
Key English Actions
atarigo_rules_calture_examples_c
Below are some examples of capturing stones. In all cases black B can capture white stones (A).
atarigo_rules_calture_examples_n
Capture Examples
atarigo_rules_capture_one_c
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.
atarigo_rules_capture_two_c
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.
atarigo_rules_intro_c
The winner is the player who first captures one or more opponent stones.
atarigo_rules_intro_n
Capture Go Rules
atarigo_rules_players_c
Game has two players: You and Hactar.
atarigo_rules_players_n
Game Progress
atarigo_rules_problems_c
Try the problems below!
In each case some of the opponents’ stones can be captured with one move.
atarigo_rules_problems_n
Problems
atarigo_rules_start_pos_c
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.
atarigo_rules_tactics_c
There are more tactical explanations in chapters "connecting stones" and "capturing stones". It is usually good idea to play many capture go games before reading tactical advices.
atarigo_rules_tips_c
In the following are some tips on playing capture-go.
atarigo_rules_tips_capture_c
A player can capture opponents stones if any of the stones are in atari.
atarigo_rules_tips_liberty_c
A string of stones is in Atari when it has only one liberty left.
atarigo_rules_tips_n
Tips
atarigo_rules_tips_save_c
If none of the opponent’s stones is in atari, then the player should check if any of his own stones are in atari.
If players stones are in atari, he should try to increase their liberties so that the opponent cannot capture then in his turn.

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There are more tactical explanations in chapters "connecting stones" and "capturing stones". It is usually good idea to play many capture go games before reading tactical advices.
There are more tactical explanations in chapters "connecting stones" and "capturing stones". It is usually good idea to play many capture go games before reading tactical advices.
12/01/2022
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Component
Hactar/android app - atarigo
Key
atarigo_rules_tactics_c
Flags
auto-java-messageformat
String age
12/01/2022
Last updated
09/27/2023
Source string age
12/01/2022
Translation file
HactarFull/src/main/res/raw/rules_atarigo_text.properties, string 17