Flying kings; men cannot capture backwards + Spanish draughts familyNational variantBoard sizePieces per sideDouble-corner or light square on player's near-right?First moveCapture constraintsNotesSpanish draughts8×812Light square is on right, but double corner is on left, as play is on the light squares. (Play on the dark squares with dark square on right is Portuguese draughts.) WhiteA sequence must capture the maximum possible number of pieces, and the maximum possible number of kings from all such sequences. Also called Spanish checkers. It is mainly played in Portugal, some parts of South America, and some Northern African countries.Argentinian draughts8×8 10x1012 15 WhiteThe rules are similar to the Spanish game, but a sequence that the king can capture must be captured first of all sequences of the same number of pieces.The rules are similar to the Spanish game, but the king, when it captures, must stop directly after the captured piece, and may begin a new capture movement from there.
flying kings; men cannot capture backwards + spanish draughts familynational variantboard sizepieces per sidedouble-corner or light square on player's near-rightfirst movecapture constraintsnotesspanish draughts8×812light square is on right but double corner is on left as play is on the light squares (play on the dark squares with dark square on right is portuguese draughts) whitea sequence must capture the maximum possible number of pieces and the maximum possible number of kings from all such sequences also called spanish checkers it is mainly played in portugal some parts of south america and some northern african countriesargentinian draughts8×8 10x1012 15 whitethe rules are similar to the spanish game but a sequence that the king can capture must be captured first of all sequences of the same number of piecesthe rules are similar to the spanish game but the king when it captures must stop directly after the captured piece and may begin a new capture movement from there