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Renju
Professional gomoku with balanced rules
- 2 joueurs
- 15–30 min
- DifficultéDifficile
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- Règles identiques au Gomoku mais avec des restrictions pour le noir
- Le noir ne peut pas créer de fourchettes 3-3 ou 4-4 (lignes multiples simultanées)
- Le noir ne peut pas créer plus de 5 en ligne (surlignes)
- Le blanc peut gagner avec 5 en ligne ou plus
Questions
Get exactly five stones in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Black must avoid making forbidden patterns.
Played on a 15x15 Go board. The board starts empty. Black plays first and places the first stone at the center intersection.
Create exactly five stones in a row (Black) or five or more (White). Black immediately loses if they make a forbidden pattern.
Players alternate turns placing one stone on any empty intersection. Five consecutive stones in a line (horizontal, vertical, or diagonal) wins. White can win with five OR MORE stones in a row (overline is legal for White).
As Black, be extremely careful about double threats - they might be forbidden. As White, use Black's restrictions against them by forcing positions. An overline threat can be a defensive tool for White - Black cannot complete it.
Renju was developed in Japan in the early 20th century to balance Gomoku's first-player advantage. It is governed by the Renju International Federation, which organizes world championships.