joshi tm: Blind Froglet? How would that work?

Ohhh.... How long does froglet's notation show how many points were captured in each move?

I like it

MagicDragon: There used to be a limit of 9 jumps. I'm not sure but I think it was even mentioned in the rules (I'm sure it was very debated here if you check out the posts from a few months ago).
Good to know that limit has now been abolished

Hoorray for free jumping frogs

Hrqls: I don't think it would be much fun... what would be the startegy of that game if neither you nor your oppononent know what you are doing? :)

My current strategy is: allways capture the most points as long as the opponent doesn't get more points than I do in the following move... it's been working fairly good this far :)

first we must understand the strategy with the current board size :)

right... must by a pair of reading glasses, sorry frs O:-)

12 x 12 = 144 frogs
if every player removed a frog in turn and since each move is actually two turns (one for each player) then it would take 144 / 2 = 72 moves to remove the frogs

Of course some frogs are left behind at the end of the game... and there are also multiple jumps where more than one frog is removed... Sp the present version, will most likely be finished before 50 moves...

Never mind... Now I see them too 8-)

I think I'd like to see the last move... those blue squares tracing the frog's path like in all the other games would be nice.