Math - Solitaire

The popular and well-known mind game was actually invented in the 17th century by a French nobleman who lived in the Bastille, and has since become popular throughout France and the entire world.
Over the years, dozens and thousands of different solutions have been documented, as well as diverse opening arrangements that offer different levels of
A surprising and changing challenge.

According to mathematical calculations and studies of classic solitaire, the number of complete solutions that can lead to one pawn is estimated to be hundreds of thousands and even millions of different sequences, depending on which pawn remains last and in which
Empty slot, you started.

Goal of the game:
Remove all the pawns from the board until only one pawn remains.
Start from a board with an empty central square, and jump one pawn over an adjacent pawn to remove it - over and over again - until you are left with one and only pawn in the center.

Scroll down this page and you will find 18 additional opening sequences for the game.
Choose an arrangement, place the pawns accordingly, and play according to the regular game rules:
Remove all the pawns by skipping, until one last pawn remains (not necessarily in the center).

Packaging: Wooden box with lid
Weight: 251 g
Size: 40*135*135 mm