Bridge - Revision history

Selinger: Rotated a diagram.

2022-07-19T01:08:09Z

Rotated a diagram.

Selinger: typo

2022-01-22T20:28:31Z

typo

Selinger: Converted to new hexboard diagrams

2020-12-07T04:13:37Z

Converted to new hexboard diagrams

Pworth at 14:26, 29 August 2015

2015-08-29T14:26:10Z

Pworth at 14:21, 29 August 2015

2015-08-29T14:21:10Z

Halladba: added to cat. basic

2008-12-02T23:45:05Z

added to cat. basic

Halladba: added to category interior templates

2007-12-09T20:28:15Z

added to category interior templates

Taral at 10:35, 28 March 2005

2005-03-28T10:35:02Z

Turing: Copied/adapted page from http://hexwiki.tk

2005-02-08T06:16:57Z

Copied/adapted page from http://hexwiki.tk

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A '''bridge''', or a two-bridge, is a type of [[connection]] between two [[piece]]s. It is the equivalent of a diagonal step on a chess board.

<hex>R4, C4, Hb2, Hc3</hex>

The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited.

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 The '''bridge''', sometimes also called a 2-bridge, is an [[interior template]] with two stones. It is the equivalent of a diagonal connection on a Go board.
-<hexboard size="2x2"
+<hexboard size="3x2"
    coords="none"
    edges="none"
-   contents="R a1 b2"
+  visible="-a1 b3"
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-The idea is that when the opponent [[Intrusion|intrudes]] on the bridge by moving in one of the empty hexes between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited, by Blue gaining a "free" move on one of the connecting hexes (as Red will probably want to respond by playing immediately on the other connecting hex, to secure her connection).
+The idea is that when the opponent [[Intrusion|intrudes]] in the bridge by moving in one of the empty hexes between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited, by Blue gaining a "free" move on one of the connecting hexes (as Red will probably want to respond by playing immediately on the other connecting hex, to secure her connection).
 [[category:interior templates]]
 [[category:Basic Strategy]]

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-A '''bridge''', or a two-bridge, is a type of [[connection]] between two [[piece]]s. It is the equivalent of a diagonal connection on a Go board.
+The '''bridge''', sometimes also called a 2-bridge, is an [[interior template]] with two stones. It is the equivalent of a diagonal connection on a Go board.
-[[Image:Bridge.png]]
+<hexboard size="2x2"
-<!-- <hex>R4, C4, Hb2, Hc3</hex> -->
+The idea is that when the opponent [[Intrusion|intrudes]] on the bridge by moving in one of the empty hexes between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited, by Blue gaining a "free" move on one of the connecting hexes (as Red will probably want to respond by playing immediately on the other connecting hex, to secure her connection).
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-The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited, by the opposing player gaining a "free" move on one of the connecting hexes (as the red player will probably want to respond by playing immediately on the other connecting hex, to secure his connection).
 [[category:interior templates]]
 [[category:Basic Strategy]]

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 <!-- <hex>R4, C4, Hb2, Hc3</hex> -->
-The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited.
+The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited, by the opposing player gaining a "free" move on one of the connecting hexes (as the red player will probably want to respond by playing immediately on the other connecting hex, to secure his connection).
 [[category:interior templates]]
 [[category:Basic Strategy]]

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−	A '''bridge''', or a two-bridge, is a type of [[connection]] between two [[piece]]s. It is the equivalent of a diagonal ~~step~~ on a ~~chess~~ board.	+	A '''bridge''', or a two-bridge, is a type of [[connection]] between two [[piece]]s. It is the equivalent of a diagonal connection on a Go board.

	[[Image:Bridge.png]]		[[Image:Bridge.png]]

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	The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion\|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection\|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited.		The idea is that when the opponent "[[Intrusion\|intrudes]]" on the bridge by moving in one of the [[empty hex]]es between the pieces, you simply move in the other. Bridges are often very [[Strong connection\|strong]], and a quick way to advance across the board. They can sometimes be exploited.
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		+	[[category:interior templates]]