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• Intermediate (strategy guide)
  [[Adjacent move]]s provide a guaranteed connection but cover little ground. [[Bridge]]s cov ...o hexes that are in the overlap between these two connection threats and a move played in either of them breaks the immediate connection (these two hexes a
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• Advanced (strategy guide)
  ...rudes in the template at any hex besides the three marked '+', Red makes a move that reduces the situation to a closer template. ...e. If Blue intrudes in the template at any hex besides a or b, Red makes a move that reduces the situation to a closer template.
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• Ladder puzzle 1/Solution
  The stone at f6 (essentially [[Tom's move]], but requiring a bit less space than usual due to h4) is a ladder escape Now the killer move is f5, which connects to Red's main group by double threat, and is also con
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• Jonathan Rydh's strategy guide
  ...'' cannot be broken if the opponent doesn't allow it. He can counter every move you make so that he maintains his strong connection. A strong connection is ...moves in Hex, the strong block and the weak block. Yes that's right, every move can be considered a block. The strong one blocks the opponent so that he ca
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• Flank
  The following example is from an actual game. Blue to move and win. Now the killer move is c10. This caps the blue flank, and the entire shaded area becomes an edg
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