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===Moves and captures=== [[Image:Problème Jeu de dames SR.gif|thumb|right|200px|''Example of moves, including notation'']] * The player with the light pieces moves first. Then turns alternate. * Ordinary pieces move one square diagonally forward to an unoccupied square. * Enemy pieces can and must be captured by jumping over the enemy piece, two squares forward or backward to an unoccupied square immediately beyond. If a jump is possible it must be done, even if doing so incurs a disadvantage. ** Multiple successive jumps forward or backward in a single turn can and must be made if after each jump there is an unoccupied square immediately beyond the enemy piece. It is compulsory to jump over as many pieces as possible. One must play with the piece that can make the maximum number of captures. ** A jumped piece is removed from the board at the end of the turn. (So for a multi-jump move, jumped pieces are not removed during the move, they are removed only after the entire multi-jump move is complete.) ** The same piece may not be jumped more than once. ** When it is left with one piece,it means the opposite opponent has win
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