Mancala game

Mancala

Mancala is one of the oldest known board games, dating back to ancient times with roots in Africa and the Middle East. The name “Mancala” comes from the Arabic word “naqala,” which means “to move.” The game is played with small stones, beans, or seeds and rows of holes or pits on a board. There are many variations of Mancala, but the most commonly known are Kalah, Oware, and Bao.

Basic Gameplay

The goal of most Mancala games is to capture more stones than your opponent. The board consists of two rows of holes, with each player controlling one side. Players take turns picking up all stones from one of their holes and distributing them one by one into subsequent holes in a counterclockwise direction. Specific rules for capturing stones and determining the winner can vary between different versions of the game.

Lead time:

Quantity(pieces)	<1000	>1000
Lead time (days)	35	To be negotiated

Sample time: 7 work days

Port: Ningbo or Shanghai port