Checkers rule description.

Use the black chess board.

The piece advances one square diagonally.

When the opponent's piece is diagonally in front and you can jump over the opponent's piece, you can get the opponent's piece.

The taken pieces are removed from the board.
In an arrangement that can be taken, it must be taken

You cannot take two or more diagonally arranged pieces.

If it is possible to take more pieces after taking the opponent's piece, take any number of pieces in succession.

You can "consist" by advancing the pieces to the innermost row.

The formed piece is called "King", and after that, you will be able to move diagonally in four directions, including the back.

If the opponent's piece is annihilated, the annihilated side wins.
If there are no more pieces to move next, the side that cannot move will be defeated.

Follow these rules.

To move the piece, press and hold it to select it.
Then click the destination cell.