Rules of the game :
This game is played by two. One takes the red pawns and the other the yellow ones. At the start, each player places one of their pawns at the end of one of the six vertical lines that divide the game, the reds at the top and the yellows at the bottom of the game. The objective of each player is to capture all the pawns of his opponent. Each player, in turn, advances one of his pawns on one of the vertical, horizontal or diagonal lines on which he straddles. Any pawn can, skating so to speak, advance, retreat, go to the right or to the left, to the end of the line on which it engages, or only to the crossing of lines which suits it. In its march, if a pawn encounters an opposing pawn, it captures it and continues on its way. A pawn can never take more than one in a single move. The pawns of the same camp can never pass one above the other; all pawns can retrace their steps and pass the same point several times.
