Zet Intelligence Mangala History Intelligence, Mind, Logic and Strategy Game Ages 5 and Up

Number of player	2nd
Age range	5 - 7 Years

Zet Intelligence Mancala Intelligence Game

Age Range: 5-99
Number of Players: 2

Development Areas:
Strategy Development
Logic Execution
Problem solving

Game Content
1 game platform
50 game tiles
2 different colored game stones
Cloth bag for 1 piece of game pieces
1 Turkish-English-Arabic game manual

Game Preparation?
On the game board, there are twelve small wells, six of which are opposite each other, and a big treasure for each player to collect their stones. The treasures left to the right of the players belong to them. Mancala Game is played with forty-eight stones. Players distribute forty-eight stones, four in each well. The six small wells next to each other in front of each player in the game are that player's territory. The six small wells opposite it are the territory of the opponent. Players try to collect the most gems in their treasury.
At the end of the game, the player who collects the most stones wins the game set. The game begins with a draw. There are four main basic rules in the game.

How to play?
1. Basic rule: The player who has the right to start as a result of the draw takes four stones from the pit he wants in his own area. He leaves one stone in the well he has taken, and leaves one stone in each well in the counterclockwise direction, that is, to the right, and distributes it until the stones in his hand are exhausted. If the last stone in his hand lands in his treasure, the player has the right to play again. If there is only one stone in the player's pit, he can move it to the pit to his right when it is his turn. The turn of the move passes to the opponent. Each time, the last stone in the player's hand determines the course of the game.
2. Basic rule: If the player whose turn it is to move is distributing stones from his own well, if he has a stone left, he continues to leave stones in the wells of his opponent's area. If the last stone in the player's hand makes the number of stones in the well in his opponent's area even (such as 2, 4, 6, 8), the player becomes the owner of all the stones in this well and puts them in his own treasury. The turn of the move passes to the opponent.
3. Basic rule: When the player is distributing the stones, if the last stone left in his hand comes across an empty well in his own area, and if there is a stone in the well opposite his empty well, he will both take the stones from the opponent's well and take the stone he left in his own empty well and put it in his treasure. . The turn of the move passes to the opponent.