AI Unbeatable Reversi Othello

AI Unbeatable Reversi - Othello

🤗 Reversi, or Othello as it’s most commonly known, may resemble the game of checkers, but it offers a vastly different gaming experience.

🤗 When it comes to individual terms used in the game of Reversi or Othello, it’s not necessary to know them to play the game. But they do define some strategy. We’ve said it before, and we’ll say it again: the rules are simple, but the game is challenging. Luck isn’t a factor as strategy is everything.

🤗 The following are a few commonly used terms that may help you to formulate your playing style.

🤗 Corners:
Corners refer to the four corner positions on the board. They are the four safe spots in the game. If you can make your way to a corner, there’s no chance of your disc flipping. You’re in the clear.
🤗 Edges:
The edges of the game board, although not assuredly safe, are better places for your discs to reside as it is more difficult to be flipped when you’re not wide open from all sides.
🤗 Mobility:
Mobility is a state of play where you have flexibility in your gameplay as you’ve stayed open to plenty of options by forcing your opponent into not so good spots. You’ve laid the traps, and your competitor fell into them and is a bit more caged in, providing you with the controlling position.
🤗 Parity:
Parity is the position of being able to make the last play of the game. The final Reversi play is a sure thing. It can’t be flipped.
🤗 Endgame:
The endgame is the last third of the game, and it’s the time when flipping your opponent’s discs and retaining as many of yours as possible is vital. If you’re the player without parity, you want to protect your pieces so that the last move doesn’t result in more than one flip on your opponent’s behalf.

Unbeatable Reversi - Othello. You can not win this game after 10 rounds.
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