NINE SQUARES
TWO SYMBOLS
THREE IN A ROW

Well, turns out it's not quite as simple as you think. There are over a quarter of a million different possible outcomes in each game of noughts and crosses. Ever since the ancient Egyptians dreamed it up over 3000 years ago, it's been stretching the minds of civilisations through history. There's a grid scratched in the wall of the ancient Roman Forum. It was the first ever game to be computerised. And by some accounts it was the thing that averted thermonuclear war between the US and the Soviet Union in the 1980s as an artificial intelligence programme played against itself and realised there can be no winner in the perfect game.  

 

Now you know it saved you from Armageddon, you might want to think a bit longer about your next move.

 

And what better way to make it, than on our precision aerospace grade billet aluminium set from Opulence Design.

Engineered with signature precision, it combines the form and function that are the trademarks of the UK's premier lifestyle brand.

 

Welcome to the Opulence family. Let the games begin.

 

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