Yavalath
Overview |
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Board |
Yavalath is played on a hexagonal board with five cells per side: |
Object of the Game |
The goal of Yavalath is to place four stones in a row or to force an opponent to place three stones in a row. |
Play |
The game begins with an empty board. Each player has an allocated color: White or Black. Starting with White, players take turns placing a stone of their color in any empty cell on the board. Since the first player has a distinct advantage, the pie rule is generally used to the game fair. This rule allows the second player to switch colors as his first move. |
End of Game |
The game ends in one of the following cases:
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Game statistics

Game activity graph

TOP20 list of members by the score

TOP20 list of members by the number of wins

TOP20 list of members by the number of played games
