Description
Handmade Solitaire Marbles Family Board Game Puzzle with Glass Marbles for Kids Adults
- Exclusive Design
- This Classic Solitaire Game It is very challenging and offers hours of fun as you jump and remove marbles, trying to leave only one marble on the board. The groove circling the playing surface provides a place to put the marbles being removed.
- In competition, the player who leaves the fewest marbles on the board wins. This game includes the rules. It is a great game to play on an end table or on the coffee table.
- Antique solitaire travel marble game. This is of French origin. this is an antique from the 1800s marble game with a little drawer that pulls out to hold the antique marbles.
- This game attracts anyone that comes into the living room. It s a fun and easy game to play, but very challenging to beat. Besides being a family board game, it is the ultimate entertainer for your guests. Dimensions - 9 x 9 x 1 (Inches)
The game of Solitaire is most commonly played on a 33 point board (as pictured above left) in a cross shape with 32 pegs, marbles or pieces.Solitaire can also be played on other shapes of board - two of the most interesting are a 41 point board (take the 33 point board and add 3 extra points at the 4 ends of the cross) and the 45 point board(take the 37 point board and add a single point in the middle of each of the 4square ends - to makes a square).
The Solitaire Marble Game strategy played by simply removing one marble from the board and place it in one of the holders in the corner. Then jump one marble over one other marble into the open spot. Remove the marble that you jumped over and then repeat until you no longer have marbles adjacent to each other and can therefore no longer jump. To win, you must leave only one marble in the diamond. If you do it perfectly, it should end exactly in the center.
Preparation and Objective
The game is set up so that pieces fill every hole except the middle hole. The objective is to remove every piece except one, with the final piece ending up in the center hole. Solitaire is played by one person and is therefore technically not a game at all, but a puzzle.
Basic Play
The player makes successive capturing moves, removing a single piece each turn until is it impossible to make any more capturing moves. Each turn, the player captures a piece by jumping over that piece orthogonally (not diagonally) from one adjacent point to the vacant adjacent point on the another side. Therefore, the first turn can be made only by jumping a piece into the middle hole from one of 4 possible points.
- Model Number: CK-054
- Assembly Required: No
- Batteries Required: No
- Batteries Included: No
- Material Type(s): Glass, Marble
- Color: Marble Solitaire
- Manufacturer recommended age: 13 years and up
- Item Model Number: CK-054
- Product dimensions: 22.86 x 22.86 x 2.54 cm; 1.13 Kilograms
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- : 7 September 2018
- Brand: CRAFKART
- Material: Glass, Marble
- Genre: Family
- Item dimensions L x W x H: 22.9 x 22.9 x 2.5 centimetres
- Batteries required: No
- Colour: Marble Solitaire
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