RU2719275C1 - Go with movable rods game - Google Patents

Abstract

FIELD: sport; games; mass entertainment.SUBSTANCE: invention relates to table games and can be used in games on boards, for example, in go. Playing with movable rods comprises a board, marked at regular intervals by vertical and horizontal lines, in the intersection of which there are holes for passage of rods through them, a device for moving movable sliders with rods, a set of black and white game chips with central holes and vessels with covers for storage of game chips. To play go with moving rods game rules are preserved, but with additions due to introduction of activated game field items into game.EFFECT: technical task of the present invention is to increase the game effect, to provide for more game situations, to expand the game capabilities.1 cl, 6 dwg

Description

The go game with moving rods refers to board games and can be used in board games, such as go. Go game has several millennia of its history and was cultivated mainly in China, Korea, Japan. To date, the game of go is spread all over the world and has retained its basic rules of the game; stones placed on the board do not move; Black goes first; moves are made in turn. The goal of the game is to capture territory. Varieties of the game of go are known on boards of larger or smaller formats (the classic ruler is -19 × 19 lines), the team game of go is known, where moves are made in turn by each player of the team, games of go are known where game surfaces are made in the form of a round flat board with a radial ruler (patent CN 101856560), in the form of a cube mounted on racks and rotating around two axes (patent Magic blok i-go CN 101502715), a three-dimensional game of go is known (patent FR 2844460), other variations of the game of go are known, created to expand the capabilities of the game. The technical task of the present invention is to increase the game effect, providing a greater number of game situations due to the possibility of using activated points in the game at the intersection of the vertical and horizontal lines of the playing field. The applicant proposes to supplement the game with rods moving under the playing field and having the possibility of vertical movement through holes in the playing field. A game with moving rods contains a board, drawn at regular intervals by vertical and horizontal lines at the intersection points (points) of which there are holes for the rods to pass through them, moving sliders with rods installed under each vertical row of holes, a set of black and white game pieces (stones) with central holes and vessels with lids for storing stones. The rules of the game of go, but with additions due to the introduction into the game of the possibility of using activated points of the playing field, have been saved for playing the “Game of go with moving rods”. The point of the playing field is considered activated during installation, through the hole of the point, the rod in the upper vertical position (the rod rises above the board). It is forbidden to put a stone on an activated item. If a player activated an item occupied by an opponent’s stone (the rod goes through a hole in the stone), then such a stone is considered captured and removed from the board. If a player activated a point occupied by his stone, then such a stone is removed from the board in favor of the opponent. The player’s move consists of the mandatory part - this is setting the stone on the board and the optional part consisting of two actions - this is moving the movable slider with the rod one square of the playing field in the selected direction and activating (or removing activity) the selected item. Actions in the optional part are considered equivalent, therefore, the player can interchange them, i.e. move the movable slider with the rod into two cells of the playing field or activate (or remove activity) at two points of the playing field. The mandatory part is performed first. The sequence of actions in the optional part is carried out at the request of the player. Moving a movable slider with a rod on one cell of the playing field or activating (or removing activity) a point on the playing field can occur on different devices for moving movable sliders with rods. Before the start of the game, the rivals place movable sliders with rods under the playing field after agreeing in which position the rods will be (points are activated or not or which part of the points will be activated). Since the number of movable sliders with rods is odd, one movable slide with a rod must be placed under the center point of the playing field before the start of the game. Players place the remaining movable sliders with rods, counting from the center, equally alternating the rows of the installation through one. Players place movable sliders with rods in a row as they wish. It is forbidden to put movable sliders with rods before the start of the game under the handicap points (except for the central one). During the game, all movable sliders with rods are available for play to each of the players. The invention is illustrated by the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 Example of “Go game with moving rods” with 19 × 19 lines. White and black circles indicate the arrangement of moving sliders with rods by players before the start of the game. “L” -shaped bearings and pivot arms are not indicated. View from above.

FIG. 2 Example of game chip 15 with a central hole.

FIG. 3 A section of an endless belt moving a movable slider with a rod under the playing surface, with digital position indicators for the moving slider with the rod under the playing surface.

FIG. 4 Side view of a moving slider moving device with a rod.

FIG. 5 Side view of a game board. "L" -shaped supports are not indicated.

FIG. 6 Side view of the stem in the active and inactive position.

The game board 1 (Fig. 1), spaced at regular intervals by vertical and horizontal lines with alphabetic indexes of vertical rows and digital indexes of horizontal rows, has cone-shaped holes in points 2 with a diameter in the upper part slightly larger than the diameter of the rod 3 mounted on the disk 4 having a profile central hole repeating the profile of the support shaft 5, in the context of a movable slider 6, made in the form of a sliding sleeve, rigidly fixed with an endless tape 7 and moving about the pore shaft 5 mounted on the base of the game board 1 through the "L" -shaped supports 8 for unhindered passage of the tape 7. The cone-shaped holes serve as guides for the rods 3 for inaccurate positioning of the rods 3 under points 2. Between the conical holes in points 2 located in the vertical row, from the bottom side in the game board 1, a groove is selected (not shown in the drawings) to freely move the rods 3 in an inactive position under the playing field. The player, moving the movable slider 6 with the wheel 9 through the endless belt 7 stretched between the wheels 9 and 9a mounted on the shafts 10 mounted on the base of the game board 1, brings the rod 3 in an inactive position under the selected point 2 of the playing field and the following action, if desired, rotary the lever 11 mounted on the support shaft 5, translates the rod 3 into the upper vertical position - item 2 is activated. By turning the lever 11 in the opposite direction, the rod 3 moves down and the activity from point 2 is removed. Information about the location of the movable slider 6 with the rod 3 under the playing surface is displayed on the endless ribbon 7 from opposite sides and is available to each player during the game.

Claims (1)

A game of go, comprising a game board, drawn at regular intervals by vertical and horizontal lines, a set of game pieces of black and white colors, vessels with lids for storing game pieces, characterized in that the game board is made with holes at the intersection points of the vertical and horizontal lines, contains devices for moving movable sliders with rods and that game chips of black and white colors are made with holes.

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