This makes for a much slower but much more difficult game. Each player can play up to three sides at the same time. But if a peg at a distance manages to line up as well for a longer hop, it’s all still within the same hop/single move of the peg you moved.Īnother variation is playing multiple sides, when there are only two players, at the same time. Yes, you can hop over pegs as in the standard rules. Next, take that same example and imagine more pegs in between each other. You could very well get to the other side of the board with a single hop!! The actual distance doesn’t matter as long the spaces are all empty. But with Super Chinese Checkers, as long as there are two empty spaces on the opposite side of the peg to be jumped over, it’s a valid move. With the standard rules, the peg you want to move is a “stray”. In the standard rules, you cannot make such a jump.įor example, you may see your own peg two spaces away from the peg you want to move. Depending on house rules as well, you might or might not be able to jump 2 pegs that are adjacent in line. This is why you really have to pay more attention to what’s available to you and your opponent for potential moves. However far away the peg to be jumped over is, there must be an equal number of empty spaces behind it.
But when it comes to jumps, the pegs do not have to be adjacent. The idea is to try to finish the game quicker. This setup allows for much bigger hops/jumps and is also known as Fast Chinese Checkers.
The main variation for Chinese checkers is Super Chinese checkers.
#Game rules for chinese checkers how to#
Nevertheless, if you want to play Chinese checkers, the best thing to do is to watch the video below for a visual explanation of how to jump marbles and play the game. It can only move within that point.įor what it’s worth, there are a lot of similar games you can play online like roulette, bingo or craps, all of which you can read more about. Once a marble has entered the destination point, that is, the point directly opposite the home point, it may not be moved out of that point. No marbles are removed from the board during the game. Nothing happens to the marble that was jumped over. Unlike checkers, players do not capture a marble when they jump over it. The player can jump over any colored marble. A player may make as many consecutive jumps during the same play as is possible. Or the player may jump over an adjacent marble to the space immediately past that marble. The player may move one marble to any adjacent space. Place a single peg in any given slot and spin the board. If this is the case with your board, you can use it pick the starting player. Some boards are actually capable of spinning, depending on the company that makes the board. When only two players are playing, players may flip a coin to decide who starts.
Players decide among themselves who will start. The player that does this first is the winner. The object of the game is to move all your marbles into the point of the star directly opposite your home point. That is, one player would be opposite an empty point. Five players cannot play since the game will not be balanced. When 4 play, each player must be directly opposite an opponent. When 3 play, one empty point is left between each player. So players must decide if it’s worth it to use that space or just move around it all game.When 2 players play, they set up in points opposite each other. During the game the first player to land on this spot needs to take a shot of whichever hard alcohol the group has chosen. Before the game starts everyone gets to pick 1 space on the board to be a “landmine” spot. Shot-Mine: Here’s where things get interesting.
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