You win by removing all of your opponent's pieces from the board, or if your opponent can't make a move. They can even combine jumps forward and backward on the same turn! Kings can move and jump diagonally in any direction. If one of your pieces gets to the opposite side of the board (your opponent's back row), it will turn into a King. If after jumping, your piece could make another jump, it is allowed to make additional jumps. To capture an opponent's piece and remove it from the board, you need to "jump" over their piece with one of yours.
Your pieces can only move forward one tile diagonally (they always stay on the brown tiles). Use your finger to move your pieces around the board. The goal of Checkers, or "Draughts", is to remove all your opponent's pieces from the board. the computer, or against an online opponent! Please do not contact this dedicated phone number or e-mail address unless you were terminated by Lowe's between January 1, 2004, and May 13, 2010, for exceeding the maximum amount of leave then available.Play vs. Please go to email or call 1-85 for more information on how to complete a claim form. and terminated between Januand May 13, 2010, after having taken the maximum amount of leave then available under Lowe's leave of absence policies, you may be eligible to receive money from the settlement.
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