Ambush: Difference between revisions

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Here if Black places a 2-pip or 3-pip pyramid on B3, Black will capture the 3-pip red pyramid. If Black has only 1-pip pyramids available, Black will be unable to capture the red pyramid this turn.

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Here if Red places a 2-pip or 3-pip pyramid on C3, Red will capture the 3-pip black pyramid. On A3, only a 3-pip pyramid will cause the capture. A 1-pip pyramid cannot cause a capture right now.

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Here it is Red's turn. If Red places a 1, 2, or 3 pip piece at A3, they will capture both of Black's pieces.

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Black's turn. Placing a 2-pip or 3-pip pyramid on B3 will capture the white pyramid. A 3-pip red pyramid on A2 would also capture the white 3-pip pyramid.

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Black's turn. Playing a 1-pip pyramid at A3 will not result in any captures. But playing a 2-pip or 3-pip pyramid there will allow Black to capture the top-most red pyramid, (the 1-pip). The remaining white pyramid (the 2-pip pyramid) will stay in place until Black plays another pyramid on A1 or A3.

|rowspan="3"|&emsp style="text-align:justify;&emsp padding:15px;"|Black may safely play a pyramid at B1; it would not be captured at the end of his turn. However, if Red were to play an additional piece at A1 or C1, the black piece would be captured.