BE432300A - - Google Patents

Description

  

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and on which we can move these pawns in different directions, depending on the meaning assigned to each

  
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but we are realism.

  
Cn can establish various rules of the game depending on the nature of the table. Assuming that the table is analogous to a notebook for example, each player will choose a ball, if this Hearing is placed at the top in the final combination obtained.

  
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the player will move his pawn one space up on the board. The winner is the one whose pawn has traveled

  
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Instead of advancing the pawns only upwards, when the corresponding ball is placed at the top in the final combination, we can still move the pawns one square to the right or to the left, if the ball is placed.

  
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the table may have a completed finish line

  
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points. The winner will be the player whose pawn ends up in the square with the highest number.

  
We can of course bring this many variations

  
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number of these notches, the set comprising for example those

  
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that which arrives first.- in the additional box located at the other end of the column.

  
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can return the pawns in the box this cépart.

  
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a ball and one of those combinations in which the chosen ball is at the top. In this case, we do not

  
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well play six players.

  
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one of which is red, the second white and the third

  
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tuels on each pawn in the race.

  
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used in a game a little similar to the one described above but in which we move the pawns not only v upwards when the chosen ball goes up in the c

  
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che depending on whether the ball is placed on the right or on the left.

  
All the pawns start from the square in which is

  
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arrive in one of the numbered goal boxes, arranged at 1

  
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Claims (1)

Some goal boxes can be colored e :, white, red or blue and the pawn arriving in a box of the same <EMI ID = 28.1> pawn moves may be favored. The number of points acquired by the registered player in the box can for example be doubled in this case. We can on the other hand provide boxes which are distinguished from others by any means, such as the designated boxes <EMI ID = 29.1> <EMI ID = 30.1> ve in such a box; crossing the square without stopping there, prohibition to play for a certain number moves, authorization to advance several other squares, etc., Previously retorted the table has three boxes designated by I, II, III, which can be used for example to prencre bets. <EMI ID = 31.1> 1 [deg.] .- A game according to the main patent, characterized in that it further comprises a checkerboard or other board provided with appropriate indications and on which pawns can be moved in different directions, according to <EMI ID = 32.1> the balls in the bottom of the bowl or according to the position of a determined ball in the combination made. <EMI ID = 33.1> in that the number of balls is one less than the number of notches in the bowl. , n <EMI ID = 34.1> <EMI ID = 35.1>