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Solitaire (Casse-tête aux pions) : apprendre à jouer: Guide

1 joueur · 5–15 min · Apprentissage modéré

Aperçu

Peg Solitaire (Solo Noble) is a single-player puzzle game involving pegs on a board. By jumping pegs over each other, you remove them one by one, trying to leave just one peg - ideally in the center. It's a classic brain-teaser with surprising depth.

Histoire

Peg Solitaire became popular in France in the late 17th century. Legend credits its invention to a French prisoner in the Bastille, though its true origins are unknown.

À travers le monde

  • Hi-Q
  • Solo Noble
  • Brainvita
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Stratégie

  • Work from the outside in

    Don't leave isolated pegs in corners early.

  • Symmetry can help

    Try to maintain balanced positions.

  • Learn patterns that clear sections efficiently.

  • The complement position (switching empty and filled) gives valid solutions too.

  • Some starting positions are provably impossible

    Not every move sequence can succeed.

  • Plan several moves ahead

    Rushing leads to dead ends.

  • There are multiple solutions to the center-to-center challenge.

Variantes

  • English Board

    33-hole cross-shaped board (the standard).

  • European Board

    37-hole circular/cross hybrid.

  • Triangular Peg Solitaire

    Triangle-shaped board, popular in restaurants.

  • Different starting holes

    Try starting with different positions empty.

Questions fréquentes

Remove all but one peg from the board by jumping. The ultimate goal is to leave the final peg in the center.

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