To move, pick 3 bubbles to form a triangle. You may not intersect another triangle.
There is one special move that can be performed on the second move of the game to "switch sides".
This game may be comparable to the old game of Marriage (thus the need for the Special Move).
At first, it appears there is little strategy involved, but there is. At the start there are (usually) 32 bubbles. The bubble count goes down by 3 each turn, as a triangle is completed. Therefore, by subtracting 6 from the current count repeatedly, you can see where the current player will end up.
If it will be your turn at 2 bubbles, then you will lose at 2. So, you must try and block off 3-5 bubbles so that when there are 5 left, there is no possible triangle. If it will be your turn at 5 bubbles, you can either:
It is unlikely that all triangles can be blocked when 11 bubbles are left, so you are limited to the above strategies.
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