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• Unlur
  ...create either a [[chain]] connecting three non-adjacent sides (a "Y") or a chain connecting two opposite sides (a "line"). ...me time creating a line, Black wins. If a player creates both a line and a Y in the same move, they win.
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• Y
  ...st player to complete a [[chain]] connecting all three sides of the board. Y is a kind of generalisation of [[Hex]], perhaps the one the nearest from it Y cannot end in a draw. That is, once the board is complete there must be one
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• Draw
  ...g for Red. Otherwise, the blue stones along the boundary of ''T'' form a [[chain]] connecting the left and right edges, so the position is winning for Blue. ...lberta.ca/~javhar/hex/hex-yproof.html elegant proof] using the [[Y|game of Y]].
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• Strong connection
  Virtual connections are not always equivalent to [[chain|actual connections]]. In order to keep their connection, the player has to Every [[chain]] is trivially a virtual connection. Virtual connections are often formed b
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• Havannah
  The goal of the game is to be the first player to make a chain that forms one of these winning patterns: * a '''fork''': a connected chain that has pieces on three edges of the board (where corner cells do not belo
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• IgGameCenter
  * [[Chain Lightning]] * [[Master Y]]
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• Domination
  ...player's point of view) if playing at X is at least as good as playing at Y for that player. If there is a set of cells in which one cell dominates all ...en X always dominates Y. In this case, we say that X ''capture-dominates'' Y. It is often possible to figure this out locally, i.e., by looking at a few
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