Re: [pbmserv] Five in a row.... with a twist

[Robert Gordon Aickin <rgordona@gmx.co.uk>]

At 16:07 18/12/04 +0100, you wrote:
> > Are you required to rotate a quadrant on your move, or may you leave all
> > quadrants as they are?
> I'm pretty sure you must turn a quadrant,
> they say that each move consists of 2 parts.
>
>
> > If you form five in a row for both yourself and your opponent on your turn,
> > what is the game outcome?
> that's a draw, it's also a draw if the board is full and noone won by then

My question, does a player win the moment they have 5 in a row, or only if 
they have 5 in a row at the end of their turn.

I think you could have a situation where one player places a stone so as to 
give themselves a row, but must then rotate, and either break their line or 
give their opponent a line.

        gordon