How to play damath

1. The in-game toss coin decides the player that makes the first move.
2. A player is not allowed to make a pass, and two players take turns in moving a piece.
3. The game’s duration can either be endless or timed, but each player has 60 seconds to execute a move.

Basic Rules in Playing DaMath

• Move 1 st before writing the move.
• Dama 1st is observe if the chips have equal chips to take (ex.
• Dos mayor, tres mayor, quatro mayor is observe meaning, a chip that take the highest number of chips will be the one to be move.
• 1 minute per move ( every move is given 1 minute including the writing of moves)

BASIC RULES IN PLAYING SCI-DAMA

1. Set the starting position of the chips.
2. After the starting position of the chips have been set, the first.
3. A chip is allowed to move diagonally forward only to an adjoining.
4. A chip has to take the opponents chip diagonally forward or.

Similarly, if an ordinary chip takes an opponents ‘dama’ chip , its score is doubled. Beside above, how many chips are there in DaMath board? 0 -121√18 -81√32 100√2 144√8 0….What is DaMath board game?

Description	English: The standard board for playing Damath
Author	Gintong pluma

Damath was invented by Jesus Huenda, a teacher in the province of Sorsogon, Philippines, who had encountered problems in teaching math using traditional teaching methods. Inspired in part by an investigatory project called “Dama de Numero” submitted by a student (Emilio Hina Jr.)

Basic Strategies for Winning at Checkers

1. Control the Center.
2. Checkers Is Not a Game That Can Be Won by Playing Defensively.
3. Your Goal Should Be Getting a Checker to the End of the Board.
4. Advance en Masse.
5. Be Willing to Sacrifice a Checker If Necessary.
6. Use Forced Moves to Your Advantage.
7. Leave Your Home Row Checkers Until You Need Them.

Pieces may only move one diagonal space forward (towards their opponents pieces) in the beginning of the game. Pieces must stay on the dark squares. To capture an opposing piece, “jump” over it by moving two diagonal spaces in the direction of the the opposing piece.

Here are 10 tips to get you started:

1. LEARN THE MOVES. Each chess piece can move only a certain way.
2. OPEN WITH A PAWN. Move the pawn in front of either the king or queen two squares forward.
3. GET THE KNIGHTS AND BISHOPS OUT.
4. WATCH YOUR BACK!
5. DON’T WASTE TIME.
6. “CASTLE” EARLY.
7. ATTACK IN THE “MIDDLEGAME”
8. LOSE PIECES WISELY.

This helps black move the knight to f3. Now the white king cannot escape and it is a checkmate….The hippopotamus mate is one where you can end the game in 6 moves.

1. e4 e5.
2. Ne2 Qh4.
3. Nc3 Nc6.
4. g3 Qg5.
5. d4.
6. Bxg5.

Fool’s Mate

The Most Popular Chess Opening for White Pieces In modern chess, the most popular opening move for white is to immediately bring the king’s pawn forward two spaces. (This is notated as 1. e4.) The grandmaster Bobby Fischer called 1.

Basic Principles of Chess Openings

• Control the Center.
• King Safety.
• Castling.
• Development.
• Freedom.

• #1 The Italian Game. The Italian game begins with 1.
• #2 The Sicilian Defense. The Sicilian Defense is the most popular choice of aggressive players with the black pieces.
• #3 The French Defense. The French Defense is one of the first strategic openings every chess player should learn.
• #4 The Ruy-Lopez.
• #5 The Slav Defense.

two openings

Assuming that players know three or four systems with both white and black, he concluded that grandmasters know about 1,200 distinct opening sequences.

They do matter! most openings are simply a fight for two central squares, either e4 and d5 or d4 and e5.

If you only train chess openings, you will eventually be a force to be reckoned with. Until you reach the middlegame. You will most likely never reach more than 1500–1600 rating. If you, however, spend an hour a day training your tactical skills, with very little opening training.

The Principles of the Opening | Chess for Beginners‎

• Top Ten Rules to the Opening!
• Rule #1 – Develop Your Pieces!
• Rule #2 – Develop Your Pieces!
• Wait a second, isn’t that the same rule…
• Rule #3 – To Develop Your Pieces, or Not to Develop Your Pieces?
• Rule #4 – Don’t Move a Piece Twice Before Move 10!

Chess openings are important because the starting position of the board is very poor. Your pawns are in the way of all your pieces, nobody’s controlling the center, and no threats are being made.

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Chess has been shown to raise student’s overall IQ scores. A Venezuelan study involving 4,000 second grade students found a significant increase in their IQ scores after only 4.5 months of systematically studying chess.