How to Play TIC TAC TOE
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Tic-tac-toe is a simple paper and pencil game that can be played anywhere by two players. To play, a 3x3 grid is drawn on paper and players take turns marking squares with Xs or Os. The goal is to be the first to mark three squares in a row horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. It requires only a sheet of paper, pencil, and opponent to provide entertainment anytime.
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- 3. Draw on a sheet of paper a square 3x3 gid of squares. Some play with 4x4 grid format players One of the players starts putting a cross or a circle in the square. You can allow the first player to decide whether he wants to go with “X” or “O” in the square. The other player continues and put the opposite and starts the game! If you are going first, the best move you can make is to make the center
- 4. • Rules: 1. To win the game you have to match three circles or three crosses in the same line. The first player to draw three of his or her symbols in a raw, whether it is horizontal, vertical or diaganol, has won Tic-Tac-Toe!! 2. To play the game you only need two players. 3. To play the game you only need a sheet of paper and a pencil