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b
bethlehem
rules
All Shepherd, King, and Ass related connections count
double.
blind mornington
crescent
An ancient variation requiring immense skill. It follows Standard
Ancient & Modern Rules right enough, the key difference being that
each player is blindfolded and thus quite unable to see the board.
brighton
handicap
With skilful use of the lateral shift, a player can box their
opponents in or out of the game. However, it should be noted that once
Tooting Bec has been declared, this move is not allowed unless two or
more players are in Knip.
burlington original
rules
As
defined in Stovold’s. All WC postcodes count double, but cannot be
followed by a consecutive WC code. Crescents are wild as rule 42 is of course
suspended.
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