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In Dog there is a expansion from 4 to 6 players. The only variation I know and have played is 3 vs 3. Does anyone have experience with 2 vs 2 vs 2? Does that play well too? Background: I'm thinking about doing a tournament and it would be easier to get the required number of boards if I could pit three teams against each other. |
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Today I talked with a friend who has experience playing Dog this way. According to him the game is much more competitive when played 2 vs 2 vs 2 instead of 3 vs 3. There are more enemy pieces underway and they have more opportunities to intercept yours. I'm still looking forward to playing this variant myself one day, but at least the question is answered. |
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