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| Clobber |
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| Overview |
The Clobber is a two-player board game invented in 2001 by combinatorial game theorists Michael H. Albert, J.P. Grossman and Richard Nowakowski.
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| Board |
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The Clobber is played on a 5x6 board. Other sizes can also be used. There are two players: White and Black. The initial position of the checkers is the shown on the following picture:
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| Objective |
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The objective of the Clobber game is to be the one who makes the last possible move (i.e. the one who has no legal moves on his turn loses a game). No draws are possible in Clobber. |
| Play |
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Players move alternatively, starting from the player controlling white checkers. A player moves by choosing one of his checkers and "clobbering" an opponent's checker on a horizontally or vertically adjacent cell. |
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