Mancala Ancient Strategy Board Game with Wooden Folding Board and Stones

Mancala is an Ancient strategy board game with roots in Africa and Asia. It is typically played by 2 players on a wooden board that contains pits/cups and stones/seeds. The objective of the game is to collect the most stones in your “store,” which is also referred to as the mancala or kalaha. Gameplay involves players taking turns picking up all stones from one pit and "sowing" them counterclockwise into the subsequent pits. Strategic moves allow for extra turns or captures: if your last stone lands in your store, you get an extra turn, and if the last stone lands in an empty pit on your side, you capture that stone plus all the stones in the opposite pit. The game seamlessly Combines counting, strategy, and forward planning. Play concludes when one side of the board is empty, at which point the remaining stones go to the opponent’s store.