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4 Wins board Game&nbsp;I have added several options in the profile. One lower part with snap-in base and one without, the snap-in base is on a different platform. As well as the playing field once for printing with support (is difficult to remove the support) and a split for gluing without support, the pictures show the split version.&nbsp;Aim of the game In Four Wins, each player tries to place four pieces of their colour (red or yellow) in a row - vertically, horizontally or diagonally. ‘Four wins (tetris)’ is a variant that basically follows the same rules, except for one small difference, which is explained below.&nbsp;The course of the game The board consists of eight rows and eight columns. You start with an empty board and fill one square with each move.&nbsp;The yellow player starts and places a piece in the first row, choosing any column (from a to h). After placing, the player must confirm his move.The piece is always placed on an empty square, under which there is no other empty square.&nbsp;Tactics It is best to set up two threats at the same time, each with three pieces in a row. As soon as a row of three pieces is built up, the opponent must react and then the other row is completed.&nbsp;Of course, it is occasionally possible to profit from your opponent&#39;s mistakes. Although these will rarely occur, especially with experienced players, here is an example:&nbsp;There is still no way for either side to force a win here. Let&#39;s assume, however, that yellow plays a1. Now red can place on a2 and immediately forces yellow to place on b3. It is then possible for red to complete a row of four on b4. So check every move to see if your opponent has made a mistake.

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