![]() ![]() The player with the higher number of points wins the game. When it happens, all beads which remains at the opponent's holes are added to the opponent's score. The game is finished if one of the players cannot make a legal move - there are no beads in his row. The next picture shows a capturing move - before and after:: If the last bead (of the current move) is placed to an empty hole (on the player's side), all beads at the same column of the opposite row are captured and placed to the player's home area. The next picture displays such a move - the first hole selection (the one which contains a green bead now) placed the last bead to the home area, so the player emptied the second hole (the one which is empty now): If the last bead (of the current move) is placed to the home area, the player continues to select another non-empty hole. The playing equipment can be as simple as stones or seeds as the playing pieces and holes dug in soil or boards with holes as holding cups. There are hundreds of variants found around the world. The following picture shows an example of the first move - the player has removed all 4 beads from the marked hole, placed 1 bead to the 4 next fields (including the home area) and received 1 point: Mancala is a count-and-capture board game with an ancient heritage. The player cannot place the beads to the opponent's home area. The player's home area (at the right side of the board from his point of view) is used in this bead separation as well and when a bead is placed there, the player gets 1 point. Mancala Gaming is an online game provider with a curated portfolio of games in various themes to cater to every player’s taste. This action will take all beads from the selected hole and place them one by one to the next holes, counter clockwise. The player, who is to make a move, clicks on a hole (from the row which is closer to him) containing at least one bead. The game object is to get more points than the opponent by moving beads to the home area or capturing the opponent's ones. The next picture shows the initial position: The game is played on the 6 x 2 board (with two home areas at the board sides) and every hole contains 4 beads at the start. However, the BrainKing's version is called Mancala for a simplicity. Mancala is actually a family of similar games, not just a specific game name. ![]()
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