COY LIPS

COY LIPS

24* restricted (placements must be on different groups)

The stones are played on empty cells, with the stones
played in one turn finishing up in different groups.
Passes are always legal, and two consecutive 4-passes end the game.

To score, a tetrahex may not have any other friendly stones
touching it.

The winner is the first player to complete a set of tetrahexes
in his own colour; or if the game ends before this happens,
the player with most completed, or the 1st to have built
his final set if both players have the same number.

| abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy  
|       . . . . . . o        1
|      o o o . x x o .       2
|     . . o . x x o . .      3
|    . . . . . . o . x .     4
|   . . . . . . . . . o x    5
|  x x x x . x o . . x . o   6
| . . o o . x o o . x o x .  7
|  . o . . . x o . o x x o   8
|   . o x . . x . . . o .    9
|    . . . o . . x o x .    10
|     . x o x . . x x o     11
|      o o x x . . o o      12
|       . . . . . o .       13
| abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy

     ______ooo______ ____xxx______
 1.  -- -- h2  r12   p2 d6  v8 j12
 2.  j2 r2 m7  t12   o3 f6  l8 t8
 3.  q3 n8 d8  h12   k7 s7  m3 k11
 4.  p4 e7 o7  i11   n2 t6  h6 m9
 5.  s1 i3 e9  j10   b6 l12 q11 t10
 6.  x6 g7 x8  q13   t4 w5  s11 g11
 7.  u7 f2 u11 f12   w7 p10 l6 g9
 8.  u5 u9 r8  r10   resigns


The second player resigns because there's miai at v6 and s9