[Setup] Parallel Fractional Go 7

Hello,
I’m looking to organise a game of Parallel Fractional Go!

This variant is playable for any number of players and features stones with multiple colours.

Platform

Rules

Teams & Colours

Players are grouped into Team Black and Team White. Every player places stones with two colours, one being their team colour. The goal is to control more area than the opposing team.
The second colour is shared with a player of the other team.

Multicoloured Stones

Chains and liberties are determined for every colour individually. Stones are part of multiple distinct chains, one for each of its colours. Every chain needs liberties to avoid capture.

Unlike in normal go, here chains can overlap with each other.

Parallel Moves

All players play a move in every round. The moves are only revealed when all players have submitted.

Collision

If two or more players chose the same position, a single stone is placed with all colours of the colliding players.

Capture Priority

Chains without liberties that don’t contain a stone placed this round are removed first. This may free liberties for chains that do contain a stone placed this round (similar to Ko situations).

Demo

The Demo Board can be used to experiment with these rules.

The rules description on govariants is less specific than our setup here.

Communication

All communication about the game must be in one dedicated public thread here on the forum.

Please feel free to ask questions about the rules and setup.

Previous Games

Simultaneous Fractional Go Game 1

Simultaneous Fractional Go Game 2

Parallel Fractional Go: Game 3

Parallel Fractional Go Game 4

Fractional Go Game 5

Parallel Fractional Go Game 6

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Currently we have 7 players, including me. Would be nice to find one more person (or any odd number). Do you want to play? @GeorgeFeb @JohnnieDarko @Shinuito @benjito @yebellz @fuseki3

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