
Using the rule of the schoolyard, I got to play winners. I still felt like I was kind of moving pieces around at random, but I was occasionally able to pick out a good move (which is vastly different from being able to set one up of course).
Carissa beat me with a move I didn't even see until she made it. So much of this game is just being able to look at the board and understand it. A good chess player can look at a board setup and see that there is an "obvious" checkmate 3 or 4 moves away. I imagine something similar is possible in YINSH, but I'm guessing it takes a while to get there.
Scores:
Carissa - 3
Chris - 2
Game time: 20 minutes
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