There are nine squares on a tic tac toe board arranged in three columns and three rows. Each square may be empty or contain an X or an O. The object of the game is to get three of your symbols in a row before your opponent does. 

The game starts with each player marking one empty square. Then each subsequent turn consists of marking another empty square if possible, otherwise passing (not placing an X). When all nine squares have been filled with either X’s or Os, players take turns marking squares until someone has gotten three in a row, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The first player to win the game is the one who made the last move.

Sometimes, players may not be allowed to pass. When this is the case, the game ends after all nine squares have been filled and each player can place their symbol on any unoccupied square.

The game starts with three Xs or three Os randomly placed in empty squares (in different rows). The object of the game is to get three of your symbols in a row before your opponent does; horizontal, vertical, or diagonal wins. On each turn, players are required to select one empty square if possible (if you cannot make another move then play passes back to your opponent); otherwise pass (do nothing). If you cannot fill an empty square without getting three-in-a-row blocked by your opponent’s marker, play passes back to your opponent.

Tic Tac Toe Is Interesting

The game of Tic Tac Toe is often perceived as child’s play, or too simple to be interesting. However, in actuality the game has some fairly complex strategies and tactics involved, which allow for many opportunities to make mistakes. These mistakes can lead to one player trapping themselves in a losing position (a “suffocation” strategy) or strategically sacrificing pieces in order to gain an advantage in future endgame. For more click here https://tictactoebeast.com/frisbee-tic-tac-toe

Frisbee Tic Tac Toe Game

The objective of the game is to get three in a row on a standard Tic Tac Toe board.

Each player will take turns throwing a frisbee towards the board. If a player gets three in a row on their turn, they win!

Rules:

1. No Innies – if you complete your row and it ends up being an innie (an ‘X’ inside of two Os) you lose.
2. No Outies – if you complete your row and it ends up as an outie (three Xs or three Os outside of each other) you lose.
3. Corner to corner is not allowed, unless all 9 spots have been filled and there are no discs left to play, then players can throw from any spot on the board that does not already have 3 filled and therefore cannot create another innie or outtie.
4. You must complete your row on your turn, you cannot pass to save it for another turn.
5. If a player cannot make a move they lose and the other player is the winner

The frisbee should be thrown underhand with a small arc at about waist level.

If there are no discs left to play, players can throw from any spot on the board that does not already have 3 filled and therefore cannot create another innie or outtie.