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Sunday, November 06, 2005

It's Sunday Again

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In the game of Kayles a number of pins (or coins) are arranged in separate rows. A legal move consists of knocking down either one pin or two adjacent pins from the same row. This may break up the row into two smaller rows. Whichever player knocks down the last pin wins. What's the winning strategy for the game of Kayles?

Play here. Discuss your winning strategies in the comments to this post .... and have fun doing it!

posted by Darren Kuropatwa @ 11/06/2005 05:20:00 PM   0 comments

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