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2016-11-10T07:55:51Z

VARIATIONS (OPTION OF THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME)

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	«Empty Capture» - This variant permits to capture the last stone when landing in an empty hole on the player's own side even when the opposite hole of the opponent is empty.		«Empty Capture» - This variant permits to capture the last stone when landing in an empty hole on the player's own side even when the opposite hole of the opponent is empty.

			《Stones》 - This varient allows a game to start with 3, 4, 5 or 6 stones in each of the 12 holes.

	===COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)===		===COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)===

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2016-11-10T07:51:10Z

COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)

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	- Placing stones in both Kalah		- Placing stones in both Kalah
	- Self capture by placing stones in an opponent's empty hole		- Self capture by placing stones in an opponent's empty hole
			- No counters in the holes to indicate number on stones in them.

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2016-11-10T07:49:35Z

OBJECT

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	2) Stones are captured by landing in your open space and your opponent has stones in the opposing hole. Stones from both holes are transfered to the Kalah.(the empty capture varient does not require the opponent to have stones in the opposing hole to claim the single stone)		2) Stones are captured by landing in your open space and your opponent has stones in the opposing hole. Stones from both holes are transfered to the Kalah.(the empty capture varient does not require the opponent to have stones in the opposing hole to claim the single stone)

	3) When ~~the opposing~~ player has no stones on their side of the board and it is their turn to play, the game is over and all remaining stones go Kalah on that side of the board.		3) When a player has no stones on their side of the board and it is their turn to play, the game is over and all remaining stones go Kalah on that side of the board they are on.

	This BGA game will end when 50% +1 stones are in a single player's Kalah		This BGA game will end when 50% +1 stones are in a single player's Kalah

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2016-11-10T07:47:34Z

EQUIPMENT

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	The board is set up with the same number of stones (or seeds) in each round hole. The Kalah is empty at the start of the game.		The board is set up with the same number of stones (or seeds) in each round hole. The Kalah is empty at the start of the game.

	Beginners may start with three stones in each hole, but the game becomes more and more challenging by starting with 4, 5 or up to 6 stones in each hole.		Beginners may want to start with three stones in each hole, but the game becomes more and more challenging by starting with 4, 5 or up to 6 stones in each hole. Traditionally the game play is most associated with 4 stones.

	===OBJECT===		===OBJECT===

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2016-11-10T07:45:15Z

RULES

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	===RULES===		===RULES===
	At the beginning of the game, ~~from 3 to 6~~ stones are ~~placed~~ in each hole.		At the beginning of the game, the selected number of stones are in each hole (3 to 6). Each hole has the same number.

	Play is counterclockwise. On a turn, the player removes all stones from ~~one~~ of the ~~holes under his/her control~~.		Play is always counterclockwise. On a turn, the player removes all stones from the selected hole on their half of the board.

	Moving counter-clockwise, the player drops one stone in each hole in turn, including the player's own Kalah but not his/her opponent's Kalah.		Moving counter-clockwise, the player drops one stone in each hole in turn, including the player's own Kalah but not his/her opponent's Kalah.

			Under the "Pie Rule" variation, once the first player completes their initial move, the second player has the option to choose take their opponent's position.

	If the last stone is dropped into an opponent's hole or a non-empty hole of the player, the move ends without anything being captured.		If the last stone is dropped into an opponent's hole or a non-empty hole of the player, the move ends without anything being captured.

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2016-11-10T07:35:27Z

COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)

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	===COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)===		===COMMENT FROM THE DEVELOPER (stst)===
	'''THESE RULES ARE USED AT THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME'''		'''THESE RULES ARE USED AT THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME'''


			THE FOLLOWING ARE NOTES FROM BGA PLAYERS
			This game is also known as Mankalah. There are several other variations of this game which are not in BGA such as:
			- No capture
			- Placing stones in both Kalah
			- Self capture by placing stones in an opponent's empty hole

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2016-11-10T07:24:11Z

OBJECT

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	===OBJECT===		===OBJECT===
	The object of the game is to have more stones in your Kalah than your opponent does. There are three ways to put stones in your Kalah:		The object of the game is to have more stones in your Kalah than your opponent does. Once a player 'Captures a stone in their Kalah, it it remains there for the rest of the game. There are three ways to put stones in your Kalah:
	1) A player gets stones by placing them in regular movements into their Kalah one at a time).
			1) A player gets stones by placing them in regular movements into their Kalah (one at a time).

	2) Stones are captured by landing in your open space and your opponent has stones in the opposing hole. Stones from both holes are transfered to the Kalah.(the empty capture varient does not require the opponent to have stones in the opposing hole to claim the single stone)		2) Stones are captured by landing in your open space and your opponent has stones in the opposing hole. Stones from both holes are transfered to the Kalah.(the empty capture varient does not require the opponent to have stones in the opposing hole to claim the single stone)
	3) When the opposing player has no stones on their side of the board and it is their turn to play, the game is over and all remaining stones go ~~to your~~ Kalah.
			3) When the opposing player has no stones on their side of the board and it is their turn to play, the game is over and all remaining stones go Kalah on that side of the board.

	This BGA game will end when 50% +1 stones are in a single player's Kalah		This BGA game will end when 50% +1 stones are in a single player's Kalah

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2016-11-10T07:17:54Z

OBJECT

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	===OBJECT===		===OBJECT===
	The object of the game is to ~~capture~~ more stones than one's ~~opponent.~~		The object of the game is to have more stones in your Kalah than your opponent does. There are three ways to put stones in your Kalah:
			1) A player gets stones by placing them in regular movements into their Kalah one at a time).
			2) Stones are captured by landing in your open space and your opponent has stones in the opposing hole. Stones from both holes are transfered to the Kalah.(the empty capture varient does not require the opponent to have stones in the opposing hole to claim the single stone)
			3) When the opposing player has no stones on their side of the board and it is their turn to play, the game is over and all remaining stones go to your Kalah.

			This BGA game will end when 50% +1 stones are in a single player's Kalah

	===RULES===		===RULES===

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2016-11-10T07:02:20Z

EQUIPMENT

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	A player owns the six holes closest to him and the Kalah on his right side.		A player owns the six holes closest to him and the Kalah on his right side.

			The board is set up with the same number of stones (or seeds) in each round hole. The Kalah is empty at the start of the game.

	Beginners may start with three stones in each hole, but the game becomes more and more challenging by starting with 4, 5 or up to 6 stones in each hole.		Beginners may start with three stones in each hole, but the game becomes more and more challenging by starting with 4, 5 or up to 6 stones in each hole.

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2014-04-28T20:02:18Z

VARIATIONS (OPTION OF THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME)

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	===VARIATIONS (OPTION OF THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME)===		===VARIATIONS (OPTION OF THIS ADAPTATION OF THE GAME)===
	«Pie rule» - Second player can take opponent's first move and change ~~side~~ of the board.		«Pie rule» - Second player can take opponent's first move and change sides of the board.

	«Empty Capture» - This variant permits to capture the last stone when landing in an empty hole on the player's own side even when the opposite hole of the opponent is empty.		«Empty Capture» - This variant permits to capture the last stone when landing in an empty hole on the player's own side even when the opposite hole of the opponent is empty.