Trying to use a multidimensional hash. Also have a loop issue - ruby

Question

Having some trouble checking for multiple sets of values.
loop do
turns(player1,player2)
break puts "you win!" if #entries.values[0..2].all?{|move| move == "X"}
end
I wanted to use a multi-dimensional hash like this. Is my syntax wrong or is this just something you cannot do?
loop do
turns(player1,player2)
break puts "you win!" if #entries.values[[0..2][3..5]].all?{|move| move =="X"}
end
another problem is when values[0..2] are already equal to "x" the loop doesn't break until the next turn.
Here is the repl
https://repl.it/JrQe/57
Source code
#entries = {1=>" ", 2=>" ", 3=>" ", 4=>" ", 5=>" ", 6=>" ", 7=>" ", 8=>" ", 9=>" "}
puts "###########################################"
puts " tic-tac-toe"
puts "\t\t 1 | 2 | 3 "
puts "\t\t-----------"
puts "\t\t 4 | 5 | 6 "
puts "\t\t-----------"
puts "\t\t 7 | 8 | 9 "
puts" ###########################################"
class Players
attr_accessor :name, :piece
end
puts "Player one, what is your name?"
player1 = Players.new
player1.name = gets.chomp
player1.piece = "X"
puts "Hello #{player1.name}, you have been assigned #{player1.piece}."
puts "Player two, what is your name?"
player2 = Players.new
player2.name = gets.chomp
player2.piece = "O"
puts "Hello #{player2.name}, you have been assigned #{player2.piece}."
def grid
puts "\t\t #{#entries[1]} | #{#entries[2]} | #{#entries[3]} "
puts "\t\t-----------"
puts "\t\t #{#entries[4]} | #{#entries[5]} | #{#entries[6]} "
puts "\t\t-----------"
puts "\t\t #{#entries[7]} | #{#entries[8]} | #{#entries[9]} "
end
def choice(grid)
name = gets.chomp
name2 = name.to_i
#entries.each do |key,value|
if name2 == key
#entries[key]= "X"
end
end
end
def choice2(grid)
name = gets.chomp
name2 = name.to_i
#entries.each do |key,value|
if name2 == key
#entries[key]= "O"
end
end
end
def turns(player1,player2)
puts "#{player1.name} make your move"
player1 = choice(grid)
puts "#{player2.name} make your move"
player2 = choice2(grid)
end
def win
loop do
turns(player1,player2)
break puts "you win!" if #entries.values[0..2].all?{|move| move == "X"}
end

Answer 1

I think the specific question you're asking is answered like this:
rows = [[0..2],[3..5],[6..8]]
cols = [[0,3,6],[1,4,7],[2,5,8]]
diag = [[0,4,8],[2,4,6]]
(rows + cols + diag).any?{ |line| line.all?{ |cell| #entries[cell] == "X"} }
Also, you can't have two expressions, break and puts before a trailing if statement. Try this:
if ...
puts "You win!"
break
end