Figure 1: the board set for play. Red moves first. The Basics: Moving and Jumping Figure 1 shows the basic starting position of a game of checkers: each player has twelve pieces, arranged on the dark-colored diagonals of an 8x8 square board.

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Xtreme Dance Pad Platinum Software Solutions. This example uses the official ACF colors-- green and buff squares with red and white pieces-- but other federations use different colors. Additionally, most checkers sets sold in the United States use black and red pieces & squares. Whatever color scheme is used, the dark-colored pieces (here, red) move first. Regular checkers ('men') may only move forward one square diagonally (Figure 2), and may likewise only capture ('jump') forward. Figure 4: A multiple jump.

Jul 07, 2015 You can playtest Redo. Have you considered making the board 8x8 so it can be played on a normal checkers. Quick, simple. I played without reading the rules.