1. Take the next piece
Players take turns with pieces from one shared bag. Each piece arrives already turned a random way, and you cannot rotate it.
A duel on a 9×9 board: place the same shared pieces in turn and clear rows, columns and 3×3 boxes in your colour. Most points after all rounds wins.
Players take turns with pieces from one shared bag. Each piece arrives already turned a random way, and you cannot rotate it.
Tap the board: the piece's top-left corner goes on that square. It can cover empty squares and your opponent's squares, but never a square of your own colour.
Points only come from clearing. A full row, column or bold 3×3 box in your colour gives +9 each (clears in one move add up), then those squares empty.
If the piece cannot fit anywhere for you, it is thrown away and the turn goes to the other player.
A round ends when the bag is empty. Round points add to the match totals; press Next round to go on. After the last round (3, 5 or 7) the higher total wins.