Let’s say that your opponent makes a move in the top-right corner of a mini-board. Your move is determined by your opponent’s prior move.
The one catch: you can’t simply move wherever you like. But to win the entire game, you need to get three mini-boards in a row. The rules remain mostly the same: get three in a row, and you win the mini-board. To avoid confusion, let’s call each small area a mini-board, and the large area the main board. We can usually guess what the next best move is, and most games end in a tie.īut before you roll your eyes at taking up X’s and O’s again, check out Ultimate Tic-Tac-Toe – a variant that involves not one, but nine different boards in one game. By now, many of us have played Tic-Tac-Toe to the point where it’s no longer a fun game.
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