Description of Bizim Dama Generally known as Turkish Checkers is a checkers game played in Turkey. Currently, the mutual play on the same phone is completed. Work is continuing for mutual play with Bluetooth. gameplay ------------------------------------------------- On an 8x8 board consisting of 64 kings, 16 are played with black and 16 with white. White stones in the second and third rows, black stones in the sixth and seventh rows are arranged and the game starts with white sides. Stones do not move diagonally, unlike classical dhammers, and if neighboring squares are empty, they can move right, left, and forward, but can not go back. The aim of all the stones is to reach the most advancedJungleeRummy square and become a "checkers". As a checker, the stone gains the ability to move back, and it can move L in more than one square, taking one or more of the opposite sides. This stone is called the most precious stone checker among the stones. Stones that can not reach the dam are called "degeneration". Because of the high movement ability of the checkered stone (according to the player's skill level), the checkers appear to be worth 5 gemstones, meaning that 5 gemstones can be fed to get a checker stone. The aim of the Turkish side is to consume the opponent's stones and win the game. Both players are entitled to a move. After you make a side battle, the turn goes to the opposite side. If both sides have a stone at the end of the game (even if one of the stones is a checker), the game ends in a draw and this situation is called "myyim". Rules -------------------------------------------------- ------ The player has to play the stone he lifted from his place, he can never give up his move. Both sides; If the opponent has the possibility to take the move he must do it in his first move. It is necessary to take many stones in case of taking a stone in a few directions. history -------------------------------------------------- ------ In 1889, Bookstore Harekil Efendi published two checkers. This work, which is located in Beyazit State Library, has been featured in the plays of the famous damacılar. Trace; Ethem Bey, Dervis Hampar, Nadir Molla, Halil Pasha, Şakir Baba and İbrahim Bey. Since Sultan Abdülaziz was a checkers enthusiast, he was known as a magnificent period for the Turkish dam.

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