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• A3 escape trick
  The a3 escape trick consists of laddering to e3 (making a three-hex gap between the ladder and a3) and then connectin
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• Intermediate (strategy guide)
  Red can form a ladder by playing d3, c4 and then laddering either to the left or right (c3, b4, b3, a4 or e3, e4, f3, f4, etc.)
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• Advanced (strategy guide)
  ...third row ladder (2...g4 3.f4 g2 4.f3, etc. or 2...h2 3.g3 g2 4.f3, etc.), laddering down to e3, and then playing b4 (how to play a third row to a3 is described Red can win by laddering 1. d7 d8 2. e7. Suppose instead Red plays 1.h5 intruding on the g6 edge tem
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• Solutions to puzzles
  If that other move from Blue is not in the e3 ziggurat, then Red wins by laddering to e3: If Blue played a5 then Red plays b4, else Red defends the a4-b2 bri ...esponds to each of b5,d4 with c4. c4 would connect down - via b5 or c5 or laddering to e5 - so that allows Red to [[Climbing|climb]], for example like this:
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• Glenn C. Rhoads vs. unknown
  ...third row ladder (2...g4 3.f4 g2 4.f3, etc. or 2...h2 3.g3 g2 4.f3, etc.), laddering down to e3, and then playing b4 (how to play a third row to a3 is described
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• Open problems about edge templates
  Say that Red is laddering along the 4th row and Blue suddenly decides to play elsewhere (move 1 in th But because no single-stone 7th row template is known, if Red is laddering along the 8th row and Blue decides to ignore the ladder and play elsewhere,
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• FIFI25 vs. murasawa, October 2021
  ...​ ​ ​This is locally good — Blue is being [[Tidiness|tidy]] before laddering along the right — and keeps Blue's win, but was not necessary: ​ i4 win
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