Click a peg, then click a highlighted hole to jump. Fewer pegs left is better — aim for one!
Jump pegs over their neighbours to remove them, and try to finish with a single peg left on the board.
💡 Don't strand pegs in the corners — clear the outer edges early and keep your remaining pegs working towards the centre.
📜 Did you know? The classic 33-hole English board has 18 fundamentally different ways to finish with one peg in the centre, a result proved with group theory in the 1960s.