* Kings move differently: Kings in checkers can move diagonally forward *or* backward, giving them much more flexibility than regular checkers.
* Capture rules: To capture a checker, you must jump over it diagonally and land on an empty square behind it. A single checker cannot jump over a king and land on an empty square behind it.
* Kings are protected: A single checker cannot force a king to move into a position where it can be captured.
To capture a king, you need:
* Multiple checkers: You need at least two checkers to create a "sandwich" around the king, allowing one to jump over it and capture it.
* Strategic positioning: The checkers must be positioned strategically so that one can jump over the king and land on a space behind it.
Let me know if you'd like to know more about how to capture a king in checkers!