Cooper's Hex - Revision history

Selinger: Fixed a link.

2023-05-07T16:26:41Z

Fixed a link.

Hexanna: this is just "hex with thue-morse turn order"

2023-05-07T16:16:44Z

this is just "hex with thue-morse turn order"

Halladba: categorizing

2007-11-27T18:34:39Z

categorizing

Turing: description

2006-09-27T04:45:56Z

description

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A variant of [[Hex]] or of [[Y]], where move order is changed from the ordinary alteration of Black and White (BWBWBWBW...) to a system where each player sometimes gets two moves (BWWBWBBWWBBWBWWBW...). The sequence is given by the odd-even parity of the sum of the binary digits of the natural numbers:

{|border="1"
! Natural number !! Sum of Digits !! Parity !! Player
|-
| 0 || 0 || E || B
|-
| 1 || 1 || O || W
|-
| 10 || 1 || O || W
|-
| 11 || 2 || E || B
|-
| 100 || 1 || O || W
|-
| 101 || 2 || E || B
|-
| 110 || 2 || E || B
|-
| 111 || 3 || O || W
|-
| 1000 || 1 || O || W
|}

Early reports indicate that in strategy, the game is somewhat similar to [[Halsør's Hex]], where each player has two moves after Black's first move.

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-Early reports indicate that in strategy, the game is somewhat similar to [[Halsør's Hex]], where each player has two moves after Black's first move.
+Early reports indicate that in strategy, the game is somewhat similar to [[Variants_using_the_same_equipment#1-2-2_Hex|1-2-2 Hex]], where each player has two moves after Black's first move.
 [[Category: Other games]]

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	Early reports indicate that in strategy, the game is somewhat similar to [[Halsør's Hex]], where each player has two moves after Black's first move.		Early reports indicate that in strategy, the game is somewhat similar to [[Halsør's Hex]], where each player has two moves after Black's first move.
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		+	[[Category: Other games]]