RINGS

A combination of logic and a ring throw. You really don't need to throw anything. In this puzzle we will work with rings. Multi-colored circles of different diameters can be placed on nine pins located on the playing field. The pins form a 3-by-3 square. When placing rings on them, you should try to line up three single-color ones in one line.

The rings are fed automatically, one per turn, and you can only choose where to place them. Circles can come singly, or 2-3 pieces at once, united by a common center. When putting them on pins, keep in mind that three in a row (line) can be made vertically, horizontally and diagonally, by analogy with the game Tic-tac-toe. The game is also very similar to a board game for two called Gobblet. A row is considered formed if it is made up of rings of any diameter, including different ones. The folded row of single-color rings disappears, freeing up space on the pins. If there are several circles hanging on the pin, then when you delete the line, only those that met the condition disappear.