jurek: Someone mentioned this on the Brainking.com discussion board.

Here was Fencer's reply:
http://brainking.com/en/Board?bc=1&ngi=445923

A smaller one might be fun.. but I think 6x6 is way too small. Maybe 8x8 at the smallest..

but it COULD.. the question being asked is, what is the reasoning behind the 9 limit

Well, that's my basic strategy too..
Maybe there really isn't more to it..

I agree that the size is probably good. (I thought it was too big at first.)
I think 8x8 would really be too small.. Maybe 10x10 would still be good. But I actually like the 12x12...
18x18 would be WAY too long!..

I would like to read about people's strategies.. Because it seems to me, there has to be strategies more complicated than my own. Mine seems rather simple. (Not sure if it works yet, as I haven't completely finished a game yet! lol)

Is there a more advantageous frog to remove? I know it's random placement, but is it better remove one from the middle? from the edge? One that's all alone? one that's surrounded by certain colors?
I'm completely new to this game.. Looks fun..