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Alquerque (also
known as
qirkat from Arabic: القرقات) is a
strategy board game that is
thought to have
originated in the
Middle East. It is considered...
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captures by
jumping over
opponent pieces.
Checkers is
developed from
alquerque. The term "checkers"
derives from the
checkered board which the game is...
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alquerque board. However,
unlike standard alquerque, an
additional two
triangular boards are
attached on two
opposite sides of the
standard alquerque...
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rural areas of the country. The game is pla**** on a 5×5
point grid, like
alquerque.
Pieces are
positioned at the
intersection of the
lines and not inside...
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brought alquerque to the Americas, and this
accounts for the use of the
alquerque board in this game. The
board used is an
expanded alquerque board with...
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Brazilian architecture,
civil engineering and real
estate development company Alquerque, a
strategy board game,
considered the
parent of the
draughts board games...
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draughts and
alquerque as
players hop over one another's
pieces to
capture them; they are most
similar to
alquerque as a
standard alquerque board is used...
- it uses a
standard Alquerque board. However,
unlike draughts and
standard Alquerque, the game is pla**** on an
expanded Alquerque board consisting of...
- The game is pla**** on a
board composed of four
Alquerque boards combined into a square. Like
Alquerque,
pieces are
positioned on
points of intersection...
- (formerly
called Ceylon). It is a game
related to
draughts (checkers) and
alquerque as
players hop over one another's
pieces when
capturing them. The game...
