Checkers is a very interesting and dynamic game. Unlike chess, here you don't need to think long and hard about a move or think over a strategy. Of course, you need to plan the course of the game, but the dynamism of checkers allows you to do it in a special way. The rules set by checkers make it possible to drive the enemy into your own traps. Let's talk about this in more detail.
It is necessary
1) Checkers
Instructions
Step 1
The most important rule of checkers is the duty to cut. It is this that gives both advantages and disadvantages. If we talk about the shortcomings, then the following can be noted. At the moment of important moves, a significant checker may be obliged to cut, and substitute itself under the blockhouse by the enemy. Thus, the strategy of the originally conceived game falls apart. In terms of benefits, you can also thwart the enemy's plans.
Step 2
The main thing in checkers is to be attentive. You will be distracted a little, and the enemy has already cut down several checkers from you. Therefore, always keep an eye on the game. If the enemy makes a move, then think and try to predict where his plan of action is directed. Never make a situation where the checkers are parallel, or across the cage. This can lead to the felling of several pieces at the same time. Try to cover the cage with another checker so that the enemy cannot cut it down.
Step 3
Try not to exchange too much one checker at a time. You need to think over your moves so that the enemy can lose several checkers at once, cutting down only one from you. This is achieved by the very rule that it is necessary to chop. By sacrificing a certain checker, you can cut down several. To develop this skill, solve special problems. Their essence is that from a certain situation, which is given in the task, you could carry out an attack with the elimination of a larger number of opponent's checkers in one or two moves.
Step 4
Everyone is trying to get the king. The queen is a fairly strong checker that can move diagonally any number of cells back and forth. In order to get this checker, you need to move one of your own to the end of the board. The same analogy exists in chess. Having two or even three queens, you can easily deal with your opponent. However, do not get carried away with the advancement of checkers into kings, to the detriment of other checkers. Try to make this process natural. Protect your own squares at the beginning of the board so that the enemy cannot take possession of the king.
