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Play one of the oldest known mini games Mancala (Bao) which is still very famous. For sure you will search this classic board mini game an clever entertainment which gives you a lot of fun. Play with the computer and select one of the three levels of difficulty: - simple, - medium, - hard. The cross capture mancala board consists of two rows. Each user owns six cups and one reservoir (really big cup) . At the beginning of the mini game user will search four seeds (or stones) in every cup. Mancala Guidelines 📜 Users sow seeds repeatedly in a counterclockwise direction. To start user takes the seeds from any one cup on his side of the board - leaving empty this cup that he has already taken the stones. The user sows through all twelve cups and his reservoir (which is on the right of the gameboard) but not the opponent's reservoir (on the left of the gameboard). Go-again play If the latest stone lands in your reservoir, the turn is yours and you can take the stones to sow from any cup from your side and continue the mini game. Cross-capture If the latest stone lands in an empty cup on your side of the board and there are one or more stones in the adjacent cup on your opponent's side of the board, you capture these opponent's stones and the latest one that you have sown. End of the mini game The mini game ends if all six cups on the side of each user are empty. The one who has more seeds (stones) captured in his reservoir 🏆wins. Different names of mancala games Games from the same group as mancala have different guidelines and names. The most famous ones are: - Bao - a complex tactic mini game of Kenya, Zanzibar, Tanzania, Comoros, Malawi and some places of Burundi. The board size is 4×8. - Kalah - known as the kids mini game 🧒. The board size is 2×6 with reservoirs. - Oware (also known as Ayo, Awele, Awari, Ouri, J’odu) - the national mini game of Ghana. The board is 2×6 with reservoirs. - Omweso (Coro) - a strategic mini game of Uganda. The board size is 4×8. - Pallanguzhi (Ali Guli Mane, Pandi, Longbeu-a-cha, Olinda, Kaashi, Ban) - played in Southern India. The board size is 2×8 with reservoirs. - Adi (Ba-awa, Motiq) - played in Western and Nothern Africa. The board size is 2x6 without reservoirs. - Mankala’h (Mangala) - played in Northwestern Africa and Middle East, related to Wari. The board size is 2x6 with reservoirs. - Sungka (Jongkak) - played in Southern Asia. The board size is 2x7 with reservoirs. - Omanu Guntalu - played in Telangana, India. - Gebeta (Tigrigna: ገበጣ) - played in Ethiopia and Eritrea, especially in Tigrai. - Toguz korgool or Toguz kumalak – played in Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan. - Igisoro - played in Rwanda.