MANGALA Way of Playing and Rules of the Game: Each player has a total of 12 wells, 6 of which are wells.

The game starts with a draw.

There are 12 holes (wells) in the game.

At the beginning of the game, there are 4 stones in each well.

The stone distribution starts from the well where the stones are taken, the stones are distributed 1 by 1, including the player's treasure in the counterclockwise direction(from the right side) (the stones to be distributed are held in one hand, distributed one by one with the other hand) .

If there is only one stone in the well where the stones will be taken, this stone is left in the next well.

If the last stone dealt comes to the player's treasury, the player gains the right to play another hand.

If the last stone makes the number of stones in the well in the opponent's area an even number, all the stones here will be earned.

As soon as the player starts to distribute the stones in any well, he has to play with those stones.

The player can take the stones for counting.

If the last stone scattered by the player encounters an empty well on his/her side, all the stones in the opposing well opposite this well are won with this stone.

The player who finishes the pieces on his/her side first in the game becomes the owner of all the stones in the opponent's area.

Then the game is over.

A player who has won at least 25 pieces is considered to have won the game.

Encounters are in the form of lap jumps of 2 playing areas over 3 games.

Contents: 1 playing board 48 Playing stones Age Group: 5+ Number of Players: 2