2 players
Mak Khom
- Game family
- two rows
- Origin
- Thailand
Overview
Mak Khom is a two-row mancala-style baord game played in Thailand in the nineteenth century.
Source rules (English)
The game Mak Khom is played by two players on a 2 x 7 Mancala board with 2 none stores. Regions: RegionP1: the bottom sites of the board for P1 RegionP2: the top sites of the board for P2 All players play with null The following pieces are shared by all players: Seeds. Players take turns moving. Setup: Set the count of the vertexes in track of board to 7. Rules: Select Vertex in null of the moving player if true then Sow with the following rules, startLoc: the to location of the last move, countFn: the total number of vertex in the to location of the last move, numPerHoleFn: 1, origin: true, captureRule: true, type: Vertex, includeSelf: true select Vertex in RegionP1 or RegionP2 if 0 is less than the total number of vertex in the location of the piece then Sow with the following rules, startLoc: the to location of the last move, countFn: the total number of vertex in the to location of the last move, numPerHoleFn: 1, origin: false, captureRule: the total number of vertex in to is equal to 1, backtracking: true, captureEffect: from vertex in to to vertex Player the moving player's hand site 0 moveRule: true, type: Vertex, includeSelf: true.