Endodoi is a well-known multi-lap Mancala game played in Kenya and Tanzania. Multi-lap games are distinguished by the rule that when a sowing ends in an occupied hole on either side of the board, the beans in that hole are picked up and a new sowing begins as part of the same turn. This process continues until the sowing ends in an empty hole. You can make up to twenty moves in a turn this way in this implementation.
 
Capturing in Endodoi is the same as in Kalah. When the sowing ends in an empty hole on the player's side of the board, any enemy beans in the hole directly opposite are captured and placed in the store. Sowing in Endodoi is counterclockwise. Beans are sowed into the lift hole on subsequent laps. Beans are not sowed into the store.
 
The complete rules of Endodoi can be found in the "Game Description" section that comes with the game.
 
In the variants, the players start with three, four, five, or six beans in each hole. A player wins by capturing more than half of all available beans.
 
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For more Mancala games available on Zillions, check out the Mancala game page.