New abstract game : Damkolo

I do not think you understand what I am saying, This is the exact thing I am talking about.

And if the playboard is set up correctly the second player do not stand a chance. there will be 6 grey pawns and 6 black pawns in each collor. So if I set it up correctly I will have the advantage simply du to the fact I am starting.

I mean the same as I said in the last post, in the most extreme case my first move will trigger a re-captur secuence that wil end with me capturing the last of my oponents pice.

So simply put in extren cases due to random this will hapen. But my point is that a player can make this almost every time. or atleast he should be able to make somthing very close to it. so that means the layer to make the first move is the winner.

Well a pre-setup board randomly generated like this is often suboptimal. And becaus it is suboptimal it means one or both players placed there pawns wrong.

But after a quick glans I have B leading over grey with 3 vs 2 pawns. and b should be able to outmanuver gray.

I will use cordinated startin top left is 1,1

B captur at 1,1, w retake, b captur again, w retake, b captur again, w retake, b capture. Now I will describe the board. B is black E is empty, W is white.
1,1B 1,2E 1,3E
2,1E 2,2E 2,3W
3,1E 3,2W 3,3W 3,4E
4,1W 4,2W 4,3B 4,4E
5,1E 5,2B 5,3B 5,4B
6,4B
And now it is W´s turn to move, if W capturs b will retake leaving him 2 vs 1 and b will outmanuver W. If w moves B will set up a exchange and force W´s hand. B should unless he makes a mistake be able to outmanuver w prity easy.

Youre no jumping rule I do not understand, but I inturped it as B is not able to jump over anort B pice on the same color. So jumping over B pawns on read should be fine. If this is not the case then B made a bad setup and lost the game there.

If I understod the rule about no jumping wrong pleas explain it again and I will give it another go.

Then I ask you one more time to explain the "no jumping rule". And if I misunderstod the rule then it is as I said in the begining. One or both players made a mistake in the setup.

Also in my captur and re-capture it do not mater the order of the moves becaus there is onley so manny W and B pices that can move to 1,1.

Ok so aslong as anny players pice is in the way you can not jump. Then I would say black placed his pawns porly in the pictur you gave me. and also if I am to solv it I need the whole board becaus I might need to move/captur in some other color befor. But this do not change my inital thoughts about the game, it just gives the starting player more variables to consider, but youre "forced to retake" rule should help to simplyfy things for him.

I understand the rules completly now that you have explained the "no jumping rule" to me. But I still say first player have an advantage. But ither you do not understand what I am trying to say/explain or you just do not care ither way it is fine my me.