Dash Guti (The Game of Ten’s)
Original price was: ₹696.00.₹580.00Current price is: ₹580.00.
⚅Play Guide
- Dash Guti is a well-known board game from the category of Indian war games.
- The roots of the game go back to the Bengal subdivision and Karwi Subdivision. In addition, this game represents a dying Indian art form.
- The paraphernalia of the game consists of 1 game board and 2 pawns.
- Made by the artisans of Andhra Pradesh, Dash Guti is wholly eco-friendly and belongs to the Kalamkari art form.
- The game helps in the development of cognitive and intellectual areas, in addition to teaching the art of decision making.
According to new research, engaging in number-based board games such as ours could potentially enhance young children’s mathematical abilities.
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Product Description
About Dash Guti Board Game
How to Play!
Game Paraphernalia –
1 game board, 2 sets of 10 counters (total 20)
Game Setup –
- Each player gets 10 counters of the same colour. Counters to be placed only on intersections of lines. During a turn, only one counter has to be placed.
- After placing both the armies game board will look like fig 1.
Rules to play –
- During a turn, only one counter has to move to an adjacent point which is connected to its current point by line. It can move in any direction (fig 2)
- If the adjacent point is not connected to its present point by a line, then it cannot be moved there. (fig 2)
- If a counter encounters an opponent counter which has an empty point behind it, then the counter jumps over to the empty-point and captures the opponent counter. (fig 3)
- Counter can jump over multiple opponents during its turn provided it always lands on an empty-point before jumping over the next opponent (fig 4). This way, sometimes one single counter can capture all the counters of the opponent.
- A counter cannot jump over an opponent if –
- There is no empty point behind the opponent’s (fig 5)
- No Straight line is connecting its point with opponent’s (fig 6)
- A counter cannot jump over an empty point at anytime to capture an opponent’s counter (fig 7)
- A counter cannot change its direction while capturing (fig 8) however after capturing, it can change its direction to capture another counter (fig 4)
- A captured counter is permanently out of the game.
Winner-
The player who captures all the counters of the opponent is the winner.
Maintenance & Care
- Avoid direct sunlight for long.
- Dust or wipe with a dry brush/ cloth.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.14 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8 × 12 × 4 in |
| Color | Multicolour |
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