Introduction | I. Il est né le divin Abalone | 1. Abalone initiatique | 2. Histoire en direct d'une naissance | 3. Histoire de la S.A. Abalone et de la diffusion du jeu | 4. Abalone dans le monde des jeux | II. Jouer à Abalone | 1. Abalone: le jeu des miroirs | 2. Règles du jeu d'Abalone | 3. Système de notation | 4. Les lois fondamentales | 5. Quelques figures de base | 6. A propos des ouvertures | 7. La bonne évaluation des forces en présence ou le test de match | 8. La quatrième bille | 9. La mise en appui | 10. Fins de partie: 10 exercices en forme de problèmes | 11. Abalone en tournoi. Les règles de concours | 12. Compétition, convivialité, éthique | 13. La Maîtrise et la Grande Maîtrise

Preface | Prólogo (J. Salmerón Juan) | Foreword | [Text] | Bibliography

Foreword | [Text] | Bibliography

Acknowledgements | Preface | 1. [Rules] | 2. [Goal] | 3. [One-Turn] | 4. [Defending] | 5. [Long-term] | 6. [Race] | 7. [Smother] | 8. [Hostage] | 9. [Efficiency] | 10. [Mobility] | 11. [Advancement] | Appendix A. Arimaa move notation | B. Glossary | C. Game room reference

Introduction | Milton Bradley's Axis & Allies | 1. Basic rule changes | 2. Artillery | 3. Combat losses | 4. Advanced technology | 5. History & politics | New rules action checklist | Designer's note

Preface | The game | Look-up tables | Game diagrams

Preface | 1. About the game | 2. Competitive Carcassonne | 3. General strategy | 4. Roads | 5. The cities of Carcassonne | 6. Monasteries | 7. Farms | 8. Advanced strategy | 9. Expert tips | 10. Expansions | 11. Other versions | 12. Interview | 13. Final thoughts

Note from the maker(s) | Dedication | Preface (P. Dueck) | Introduction | The history | Personal thoughts | So you want to be a Catan champion? | Skill or luck? | The "state of the game" | Playing by the rules | Strategies | Statistics and probabilities | The object of the game | Resource value | Trade | Build | Settle | Conclusion | Acknowledgments

Préface | Historique | Tracés et pions | Fanorona à trois lignes (Fanoron-telo) | Règles du jeu de Fanorontelo | Fanorona à cinq lignes (Fanoron-dimy) | Fanorona à neuf lignes (Fanoron-tsivy) | Règles du jeu de Fanoron-dimy et de Fanoron-tsivy | Partie normale (Riatra) | Ouverture de la partie | Coups expliqués | Partie nulle (Sahala) | Principaux coups de trois pions contre cinq (Telo noho dimy) | Punition infligée au vaincu (Vela) | Décompte des points | Anciens tracés de Fanorona

[Présentation] | Le Fanorona | Règles du jeu | Petit cerémonial | Riatra: le jeu. Ouverture de la partie | Partie nulle | Trois contre cinq | Le Vela: la dette | Vela be | Vela kely | Décompte des points | Spindler P.E. Dames indiennes

Preface | Introduction | 1. Rules and terminology | 2. Tactical ideas | 3. Strategic threats (endgame victories) | 4. Mayor threat analysis | 5. Undercutting threats | 6. Counterthreats | 7. Minor threats | 8. Review of strategy and tactics | 9. Opening tables | 10. Sample games | 11. Rule variations | 12. Centralcolumn openings | 13. First-row openings | 14. Connect 4 PopOut | Glossary | Answers to problem sets | Index

Idea generale del giuoco | [24 capitoli] | Pezzi del giuoco e spiegazione delle tavole

Avant-propos | 1. Le déploiement | 2. La manoeuvre | 3. La bataille | 4. L'exploitation | Annexe A. Règles du Jeu de la guerre | B. Figures explicatives

Avant-propos | 1. Le déploiement | 2. La manoeuvre | 3. La bataille | 4. L'exploitation | Annexe A. Règles du Jeu de la guerre | B. Figures explicatives | C. Documents retrouvés | D. Justificatif

Preface | Instructions | [Text] | Play your friend by mail or telephone

Présentation du jeu et de l'ouvrage | Le jeu classique | La variante du "grand bond" | Parties commentées | Annexe

Introduction | 1. The rules | 2. Basic tactics | 3. Mistakes to avoid | 4. The count | 5. The opening | 6. More advanced tactics | 7. Beetlemania | 8. Next steps

Introduction | Foreword (J. Yianni) | 1. Basic rules | 2. The bugs | 3. Notation | 4. Common Hive formations | 5. Strategy in the hive | 6. Elementary tactics | 7. Advanced tactics | 8. Beginners' mistekes | 9. Opening theory | 10. Appendix A. Bug movement atop the Hive | B. Additional bugs | C. Alphabetical game index

Introduction | Foreword (J. Yianni) | 1. Basic rules | 2. The bugs | 3. Notation | 4. Common Hive formations | 5. Strategy in the hive | 6. Elementary tactics | 7. Advanced tactics | 8. Beginners' mistekes | 9. Opening theory | 10. Appendix A. Bug movement atop the Hive | B. Additional bugs | C. Alphabetical game index

List of figures | 1. Introduction | 2. Reconstructing Tablut | 3. Reconstructing Tawlbwrdd | 4. The Coppergate board | 5. The Ballinderry board | 6. reconstructing the Alea Evangelii | 7. The Gokstad board | 8. The Vimose board | 9. Conclusions | Bibliography | Index

Acknowledgments | Introduction | 1. In the beginning: different sized boards and various rules | 2. Tactiscs: making use of pieces | 3. Strategy: making use of the board | 4. 7x7 boards: corner play | 5. 7x7 boards: edge play | 6. 9x9 boards: corner play | 7. 9x9 boards: edge play | 8. 11x11 boards: corner play | 9. 11x11 boards: edge play | 10. Bringing balance to the game | Appendix A. Glossary of Hnefatafl terms | B. Hnefatafl board and set resources | Bibliography and suggested reading

Preface | 1. Introduction | 2. Hnefatafl's mysterious origins | 3. The growth of Hnefatafl | 4. Hnefatafl: a game in decline | 5. The Hnefatafl revival | 6. Hnefatafl today | 7. Strategy and tactics | 8. Further informations

Acnowledgments | Introduction | 1. Building blocks | 2. An unlikeliy Oxford education | 3. Intel inside | 4. Real tennis and flappy ducks | 5. The name of the game | 6. Patently obvious | 7. Trademarks and other hazards | 8. Taking Jenga to America | 9. The learning curve | 10. The great and the good | 11. The rise and rise of Jenga | 12. Gift-wrapped games | 13. The powerful art of branding | 14. But is it art? | 15. Jenga as metaphor

Remerciements | Avant-propos | Règles du Jipto | Naissance de l'art du Jipto | Berceau des Jip | Jipto récréatif et social | Création de Jip | Jipto éducatif | De la maternelle à l'université | Concours et jeu de la FIDJIP | Règle résumée du Jipto

Foreword (O. Sharif) | Introduction | 1. Playing Kensington | 2. The rules | 3. Notating the board | 4. Opening moves and placing | 5. Countering and blocking | 6. Toward pahse two | 7. The middle game: transition | 8. The end game | 9. Ethics and gamesmanship | 10. Example games | 11. Problems | Glossary | [Notes]

Prefazione dell'autore | Prefazione all'edizione italiana (G. Dossena) | 1. Il Master Mind: il cosa ed il come | 2. Sui giochi in generale e sul Master Mind | 3. Ricerca semplificata del codice | 4. La soluzione del codice segreto | 5. Ricerca del codice segreto | 6. Strategia psicologica | 7. Ancora sulla decifrazione | 8. Versione espansa e Super | 9. Master Mind impegnato | 10. Il gioco nei tornei | 11. Vari usi del Master Mind | Appendice I. Problemi usati nelle eliminatorie del campionato nazionale britannico di Master Mind del 1975 | II. Problemi del campionato britannico di Master Mind per le scuole | III. Problemi giocati nelle finali del campionato britannico di Master Mind del 1975 | IV. Partite giocate con il computer | Il Master Mind elettronico (G. Dossena)

1. Les rudiments | 2. Quelques parties exemplaires | 3. Le décodage: principes élémentaires | 4. Le décodage: notions plus poussées | 5. L'art du codificateur | 6. Le Mastermind, jeu psychologique | 7. Les variantes de Mastermind | 8. Les compétitions de Mastermind | 9. Le problème de Mastermind | 10. Les mathématiques, l'ordinateur et le Mastermind | Annexe

Prefazione | Premessa | 1. Una partita con Mister "X" | 2. Le strategie di gioco | 3. Il Master Mind attivo | 4. Metodo pratico per la risoluzione dei problemi | 5. 300 problemi di Master Mind | 6. Soluzione di problemi

Preface | Acknowledgements | 1. A strange phone conversation | 2. A fateful Monopoly game | 3. Opening moves | 4. Perils of production | 5. Vipers in our nest | 6. Blunting the Monopoly attack | 7. Joanna noname | 8. Detective work | 9. Darrow's wife encounters a high school friend | 10. The Quakers | 11. Operation "Darrow cleanup" and the black box | 12. The swindle is hatched | 13. Did a woman invent Monopoly? | 14. Seduction and double betrayal | 15. The patent fraud wich rescued Parker Brothers | 16. A faked Monopoly history covers up the swindle | 17. The Atlantic City truth squad adventure | 18. Monopoly history goes to court | 19. 40000 Anti-Monopoly games are buried in a garbage dump | 20. The astounding Minnesota garbage dump dig | 21. Supreme court battle with big business... and Kenneth Star | 22. Whitewash the corporation and salvage Darrow | 23. Honoring the Atlantic City Quakers | 24. The computer revolution makes possible the New Anti-Monopoly | 25. The courts trample on antitrust enforcement | 26. How Monopoly dumps the competition | 27. Anti-Monopoly enters the new world of computers | Index

Acknowledgments | Introduction | Go [The game: a brief history of Monopoly | The place: a brief history of Atlantic City] | The railroads | The properties [Dark purple | Light blue | Light purple | Orange | Red | Yellow | Green | Dark blue] | The utilities | Chance and community chest | Free parking | Passing go | Picture credits | Bibliography | Index

Trademarks | Acknowledgments | Introduction: Pitney's plan | 1. Magie's Mother Earth: 1903-1910 | 2. Nearing's neighborhood: 1910-1915 | 3. Parker and progress: 1910-1915 | 4. Tugwell's turn: 1916-1924 | 5. Stryker's style: 1925-1932 | 6. Darrow's depression: 1932-1934 | 7. Barton's burden: 1935-1940 | 8. Watson's war: 1936-1945 | 9. GI gamers: 1945-1958 | 10. The General's gamble: 1959-1972 | 11. Victor's vision: 1972-1985 | 12. The Reagan rolls: 1979-1991 | 13. Number nine, number nine: 1992-2002 | 14. McNally's method: 2003-2004 | 15. Williamson's world: 2005 and beyond | 16. Monopoly money | Appendix A. Darrow and Parker Brothers Monopoly editions | B. Monopoly accessories and Parker brand extensions | C. Games similar to Monopoly | D. USAopoly official affinity versions | E. Foreign editions mentioned in the text | F. George Parker's 1936 Monopoly rules | G. The Landlord's game: excerpt from 1904 patent | H. Brer Fox an' Brer Rabbit Newbie game: Excerpt from 1913 patent | I. Patent text revised Landlord's game, september 23, 1924, #1,509,312 | J. Rules for Finance | Bibliography | Photo credits | Index

Presentazione (E. Ceretti) | Prefazione dell'autore | Ringraziamenti | 1. Curiosità sul Monopoli | 2. Capire le regole | 3. Strategie e tattiche | Epilogo. Come comportarsi con gli eccessi di collera | Appendice. Tabelle dello sviluppo edilizio | Indice delle opportunità di costruire | Regole ufficiali del Monopoli della Parker Brothers | Regole per una partita breve | Un'altra versione abbreviata

Acknowledgements | Introduction: advance to go | I. The story of Monopoly | II. How to play | III. How to win | IV. Monopoly miscellany | Appendix: official Monopoly rules

Foreword (R.P. Barton) | Acknowledgements | 1. How it all began | 2. The rules explained | 3. A trip around the board | 4. The winning touch | 5. A Monopoly party - and some new ways to play | 6. Tournament Monopoly | 7. In the words of the champions | 8. Other versions, new formats, Monopoly records | 9. The Monopoly quiz | 10. Return to "The world's playground"

Acknowledgments | About the authors | Introduction | 1. The basic basics | 2. The laws of the land in the palm of your hand | 3. Secrets skills that look lucky | 4. The crucial houses. How Mediterranean Avenue can be more valuable than Broadwalk | 5. Investment analysis for funds and profit | 6. Strategy selection, or planning your plunder | 7. Buy and sellwhat you don't own (yet!) | 8. How to stay at the best hotels, free of charge! | 9. Pick your partner, dough-c-dough | 10. Trick or trade | 11. The balance of power - Your opponents are your best friends | 12. The beauty of bankruptcy | 13. Long-term property vs. short-term cash | 14. Instant cash - or your money back! | 15. Apparent insanity for fun and profit | 16. "The Brooklyn Bridge is a bargain" | 17. How to spot, stop and top, a cheater | Appendix A. Tables | B. Your horoscope | C. Tips for games with other than four players | D. Drawn games

Acknowledgments | Introduction | [I.] Ouija. The basics | 1. The history of Ouija | 2. How the board works | 3. Ouija varieties | [II.] Ouija and the helpful voices | 4. Ouija and its first literary star | 5. The Ouija, Jane Roberts and the calling of Seth | 6. The poet and the Ouija board | 7. Thomas, the wise old man in the sky | [III.] Ouija and the voices of danger | 8. Ouija rape and demonology | 9. Ouija obsession and spirit possession | 10. Religions versus the Ouija | [IV.] Ouija and the psychologists | 11. The Philip experiment | 12. Ouija and the priest parapsychologist | 13. Automatisms as the inducers of psychoses and as a cure | 14. Ouija and the Honegger theory | [V.] Ouija and the practical person | 15. Before you Ouija | 16. How to get the best results from your Ouija experiments | Index

[Introduction] | Chaupar or Chausar | Pachisi | "Pachisi" in America

Presentazione | Come si gioca | In commercio | Schemi | Numeri | C'è il jolly | Monovocalici | Monoconsonantici | Parolieri a tema | Sedici lettere | Soluzioni

How to use this book to start winning move Pentago games | What's so special about Pentago? | About the author | Summary of attacks and strategies | Lesson 1. The rules of Pentago | Lesson 2. Specialized Pentago vocabulary | Lesson 3. The CRQD standard Pentago game notation | Lesson 4. Beginner attacks and strategies | Lesson 5. Intermediate attacks and strategies | Lesson 6. Advanced attacks and strategies | Lesson 7. Game strategy and best practices | Lesson 8. The standard Pentago openings | Lesson 9. Expert analysis. More on winthreats and their defenses | Lesson 10. Expert analysis. More on forks and their defenses | Lesson 11. How to keep improving your skills as a Pentago player | Appendix A. How to pronounce "Pentago" | B. How to organize a Pentago match between two players | C. How to organize a Pentago competition ladder | D. How to organize a Pentago tournament | E. How to handicap games between players of different skill levels | Index

Introduction (G. Gabrel) | Notation: how to use this book | 1. Structure | 2. Tactics | 3. Multi-player games | Appendix A. 1979 World Championship match | B. Complete Pente rules

Preface (G. Gabrel) | Pente notation: How to use this book | Introduction | Basic strategy | 1. Openings | 2. Middlegame | 3. Endgames | 4. Perspective | 5. Illustrative games | 6. Pente problems | Appendix A. Answers to exercises | B. Solutions to problems | C. Solutions to Quincunx | D. Pente rules for two players

Préface | Avant-propos | Historique | 1. Les règles | 2. Les tactiques fondamentales | 3. Des différences entre le Renjou et le Gomokou | 4. Les ouvertures | 5. Problèmes et "casse-tête nippons" | 6. Une partie de championnat commentée

Preface | I. The rules and a guide on how to play and win | 1. An outline of Renju | 2. Renju: the most enjoyable game | 3. Terms and definitions | 4. The rules of Renju | 5. Prohibitions: why for black only? | 6. The rules explained by diagrams | 7. The basic tactics of Renju | 8. Examples of actual games | II. The winning theory of Renju and actual games | 1. The basic opening patterns and playing rules | 2. The basic opening patterns of Renju | 3. A sure win | 4. Commentaries on actual games | III. Renju problems and Renju in the past and future | 1. Renju problems | 2. Renju puzzles | 3. The origin of Renju and the Nihon Renjusha | 4. Renju of the future

Foreword | Introduction | 1. Learning to play | 2. The opening stage | 3. The middle stage | 4. The final stage | Appendix A. Scoring | B. Handicapping | C. Points to remember

Préface (P. Reysset) | 1. Notation et règles du jeu | 2. La stratégie à Othello | 3. La tactique à Othello | Conclusion | Partie commentée | Glossaire

Introduction | Un peu d'histoire: du Reversi à Othello | Règle du jeu | I. La position | II. La flexibilité | III. Le début | IV. Le milieu | V. La fin | VI. Un peu d'analyse et de philosophie ludique | VII. Problèmes et curiosités | VIII. Parties | Annex: vocabulaire

Introduzione all'edizione francese | Prefazione alla prima edizione italiana (D. De Toffoli) | Le regole del gioco | I. La posizione | II. L'elasticità | III. L'apertura | IV. Il centro partita | V. Il finale | VI. Un po' di analisi e filosofia ludica | VII. Problemi e curiosità | VIII. Partite | Glossario | Appendice. Othello in Italia e nel mondo (D. De Toffoli) | Bibliografia

Introduction | Les règles du mondial | Principes stratégiques | I. La phase éliminatoire | II. Les demi-finales | III. La finale | Tableau des rondes | Lexique | Notations des parties | La Féderation Française d'Othello | Comment organiser un tournoi

[I.] Reversi | Openings | Fool's mate | Tactics of middle play | Diagonals | General rules | Laws | Royal Reversi | [II.] Go Bang | Japanese game | English game

About the author | Preface | 1. Why Risk? | 2. The three layers | 3. Temet nosce | 4. Tactics & logistics | 5. Strategy | 6. Diplomacy | 7. The art of debate | 8. Dynamics of the game | 9. Online strategies | 10. Scenarios and solutions | 11. Final remarks | Appendix A. Dice odds | [B.] Reference table | Acknowledgments | References | Index

Istruzioni per l'uso | Perchè giocare a Risiko? | 2. I fondamenti del Risiko | 3. Storia ed evoluzione del Risiko | 4. La componente imponderabile | 5. Strategie e tattiche di base | 6. Strategie e tattiche avanzate | 7. Abilità relazionali | 8. Abilità sottili | 9. Lo spirito del gioco | Appendice A. Un corso condensato di strategia | B. Questione di obiettivi | C. Sedici nuovi obiettivi | D. Principali regole del gioco | Glossario | Ringraziamenti | Bibliografia

Prefazione (E. Ceretti) | 1. Risiko! | 2. Strategia | 3. Tattica | 4. Regolamento di gioco | 5. Materiali per una storia

Vorwort | I. Studien | 1. Neuzeitliche Vorurteile | 2. Voraussetzungen: von Pythagoras zu Gerbert von Aurillac | 3. Die Erfindung: Asilo von Würzburg um 1030 | 4. Theoretische Prüfung: Hermann von Reichenau um 1040 | 5. Praktische Nutzung: Lütticher Anonymus um 1070 | 6. Scholastische Ordnung: Odo von Tournai um 1090 | 7. Monastische Sammlung: Regensburger Anonymus um 1090 | 8. Städtische Quantifizierung: Fränkischer Kompilator um 1100 | 9. Ländliche Feudalisierung: Bayerischer Kompilator um 1105 | 10. Die Zusammenfassung: Fortolf um 1130 | 11. Auswirkungen: von Abaelard zu Nikolaus von Kues | 12. Nachträgliche Folgerungen | II. Texte | 13. Formen der Überlieferung | 14. Beschreibung der Handschriften | 15. Kritik der Editionen | III. Anhänge | A. Erläuterung des Titelbildes | B. Verzeichnis des abgekürzt zitierten Literatur | C. Verzeichnis des zitierten Handschriften | D. Register der Zahlen, Proportionen und Harmonien | E. Register der Namen, Wörter und Sachen

Vorwort | Zur Geschichte der Rhythmomachie | Ein vortrefflich/und uhraltes Spiel | Tips zur Herstellung eines eigenes Spiels | Literatur- und Bildnachweise

1. Introduction | 2. From cathedral school to university | 3. Games of philosophers and astronomers: from the late Middle Ages to Renaissance | 4. The Renaissance | 5. Decline and disappearance | Lever R./Fulke W. The most noble, auncient, and learned playe (1563) | Bibliography | Index

Vorwort | I. Spielregeln | II. Bezeichnungen | III. Eine Saltapartie, kritisch beleuchtet | IV. Die wichtigsten Kampfarten

I. Das Spiel | Vorwort (C. Naranjo) | Vorwort des Autors | Einführung | Die Bedeutung des Spiels | Die Zahlen | Spielregeln | II. Die Kommentare

Introduction | Two Nepali paintings | Description of the two paintings | The Tibetan game | The Indian game | The way the games are played | Origin of the game | Remarks about the Nepali painting and conclusion

Vorwort | Einführung | Der Aufbau des Spielfeldes | Spielregeln | Spielfeldkommentare | Anmerkungen zu den Spielfeldkommentaren | Glossar | Anhang

[Introduction] | 72 squares | 81 squares | 84 squares | 100 squares | 124 squares | Large Pahari type (324 or 360 squares) | Conclusion | [Illustrations]

Prefazione (G. Dossena) | Premessa | Ringraziamenti | 1. Nascita, sviluppo e prospettive | Lo Scarabeo in breve | Il regolamento di gioco | Appunti | Una partita istruttiva | Tecniche e strategie | Scrabble o Scarabeo: uguali o diversi? | L'agonismo | Scarabeo duplicato | Eterodossie | Problemi | A caccia di record | Una curiosità dell'ultima ora | Bibliografia

Presentazione (E. Ceretti) | Prefazione dell'autore | 1. Costruire le parole | 2. La chiave | 3. La miglior partenza | 4. La prima griglia | 5. Opportunità e opportunismo | 6. Scarabeo a scacchi | 7. L'incrocio | 8. Le sigle | 9. L'incastro | 10. Problemi | Appendice A. Regolamento | B. Abbreviazioni, sigle, vocaboli di due lettere, vocaboli stranieri

Avant-propos | Le jeu | Règles du Scrabble | Technique du Scrabble | Stratégie du Scrabble | Le Scrabble duplicate | Parties d'entraînement inédites | Vocabulaire des lettres chères

Avant-propos | 1. Règle du jeu | 2. Pratique du jeu | 3. Quelques variantes | 4. Le Scrabble compétition | 5. Partie commentée | 6. Grilles de championnat | 7. Problèmes de champion | 8. Lexique | 9. Solutions | 10. Les compétitions | 11. Clubs et fédérations | 12. Index

Einleitung | Die Grundregeln | Die Spielaufzeichnung (Notation) | Voraussage der Zugzahlen | Ermittlung der Steintypen | Bemerkungen zur Strategie | Taktische Elemente | Partienteil | Organisation von Turnieren | Lösungen | Shogun-Lexikon

Il solitario e i suoi 200 problemi | Il Solitario estemporaneo | Gara di solitari | Disposizioni tipiche da risolvere e ricordare | Solitario all'inglese | Solitario alla francese | Soluzioni

Introduction | Historique | Description du Solitaire | Règle du jeu | De la notation des traits et des parties | Apprendre | Savoir jouer | Les fins de partie | Les figures complexes | Les débuts de parties | De la partie complète | Liberté des solitaires | Des parties spectaculaires | Le Solitaire "33" | Le grand jeu | Derniers conseils pratiques | A propos du jeu | Glossaire | Bibliographie

[I.] Introduction and first principles | Introduction | 1. The basics | 2. A game of information: general principles | [II.] The setup | 3. Bomb structure | 4. Keeping pieces (and your flag) defended | 5. Building your setup | [III.] The middlegame | 6. Simple middlegame principles | 7. The value of pieces | 8. Attacking and probing | [IV.] The endgame | 9. The basic endgame positions | 10. More endgame motifs | [V.] How to approach the game | 11. Tips for memorisation | 12. Doing nothing? | 13. Tournament play | 14. Final advice | 15. Quizzes: practice your new-found skills! | Glossary of terms

Zusammenfassung | Summary | 1. Introduction | 2. General | 3. The Merels board as a geometric pattern, in design and architecture | 4. The Merels game | 5. Specific Merels boards | 6. Dead ends and loose ends for the interpretation of Merels boards | 7. The Merels board as a symbol | 8. Discussion and conclusion | Appendices | Acknowledgement | List of figures | Bibliography

Vorwort | Allgemeines | [Text] | Das neue Spielbrett [Sechseck] | Lösungen

Strategy in Nine Men's Morris | Example annotated games of Nine Men's Morris [1-23] | Appendix A. Rules of Nine Men's Morris | B. History of Nine Men's Morris | Bibliography

Vorwort | Die Geschichte des Mühlespiels | Die Regeln des Mühlenspiels | Lernkurs Mühle | Klassische Mühlevarianten | Moderne Varianten | Verwandte des Mühlespiels | Mühleaufgaben | Quellen | Spielmaterial

1. Einführung | 2. Feldbezeichnungen | 3. Begriffe und Definitionen | 4. Lerntechniken | 5. Doppelangriff | 6. Mühle-redundanz | 7. Symmetrien von Stellungen | 8. Setzen auf remis | 9. Merkmale der Z-Mühle | 10. Analyse Z-Mühle bis Stein 6 | 11. Eröffnungsvarianten der Z-Mühle | 12. Endspiele | 13. Weiter Mühle-Varianten | 14. Mühle im Internet |

Acknowledgements | I. Shax: the game | II. Shax: cultural and educational toy | III. Shax: the program | IV. Other Somali board games (Layli Goobaley | Korkabood) | References | Credits

Foreword (J.J. Braddock) | Introduction | Teeko versus Checkers and Chess | The standard rules of Teeko | Misconceptions about Teeko | Requirements for becoming an expert teekoist | Standard Teeko traps | The starting game | Elementary drop traps | Safe drop positions | Advanced Teeko traps | The middle game | End game strategies | Slips and miscounts | Game section | Selected Teeko problems | Teeko alternate style | Combined alternate and standard openings | Varied game section | Advanced Teeko, or "the 58 positions" | Advanced Teeko with point scoring | Advanced Teeko game section | Powerful Teeko players | Additional standard Teeko rules | Concluding advice to the student | Glossary of Teeko terms | Teeko quiz | Teeko is rapidly sweeping the world

Introduction | 1. Description of the game | 2. Single loop attacks | 3. Defending single loops | 4. Counterattacks | 5. Multiple loops: 2-stage | 6. Defending L's | 7. Cave strategies | 8. Multiple loops: 3-stage | 9. Line attacks | 10. Line defence | 11. Basic strategies | 12. Common opening traps | 13. End game strategy | 14. Summary | 15. Supertrax | Appendix A. Official rules of Trax | [B.] Glossary of Trax terms

Prolégomènes | 1. Règle du jeu | 2. Du renardier, des jetons, de leur nom, règles de la notation et abréviations | 3. Marche des renards | 4. Marche des poules | 5. Au début de la partie | 6. Conseils au renards | 7. Manière dont les poules cernent les renards | 8. Moyens de déloger les renards du poulailler | 9. Du tanquam | 10. Problèmes de renards et solutions | Appendice

Vorwort | I. Entstehung des Wehrschachs | II. Beschreibung des Wehrschachs | III. Erläuterungen | IV. Eröffnungstaktik | V. Mittelpartien | VI. Endpartien

Rules for Y | General information | Rules for Poly-Y | General information about Poly-Y | [9 series of boards] | How to play Y & Poly-Y well | Example of a Y game | Example of Poly-Y game | Master Y | Other variations | A bit of history | Newsletters, tournaments, etc. | Index

Prologue (C. Browne) | The set | The games | [I.] Games playable with paper and pencil | [II.] Games with stone movement | [III.] A game with stacking mechanism