Game pointers

• The fewer the moves the more beautiful the game.
• Players can mirror each other’s moves and alternate the initiative of the moves.
• Symmetrical moves promote the speed more than individualistic moves.
• Laureates have the greatest power potential on their place of origin in symmetrical games.
• Laureates should become the real workers in the game if one uses them efficiently.
• Too many laureates only hinder the progress of the other mp.
• This is also true for too many honour points.
• There is an optimum or ideal number associated with each new formation that the players must seek and find.
• Up to now the most efficient game played are 32 moves for both parties.
• There are endless variations possible in begin and end positions (check the game variations).
• Playing between several game boards is possible too.