How to play Emperor spiel?

Mikado Spiel ("Mikardo game stick") is a game suitable for children and adults. The number of players is 2 or more, and the game tools are composed of 365,438+0 bamboo sticks with different colors, as follows: 65,438+0 spiral "mikardo" game sticks, each with 20 points; 5 game sticks, red in the middle and blue on both sides, each 10; Five game sticks, three sections of red and two sections of blue, each with 5 points; 10 red, yellow and blue game stick, 3 points each; 10 red and blue game stick, 2 points each.

MIKADO is a 20-point stick, which is the name of a Japanese emperor, so Germany also calls this game Emperor Game. In China, it is called "CHIEN TUNG", and this game is derived from this "Buddhist prediction method". Considering that foreigners prefer to spell Chinese pronunciation, it should mean "fortune telling" This game requires participants to keep a cool head, have skilled skills and concentrate. Different game sticks have different scores, and the winner is the one with more scores.

The rules of the game are: a participant holds a game stick, clenches his fist, lays it flat on the table and suddenly gives up. The game sticks will be scattered on the table and piled up in a circle. If he is not satisfied with the circle, he can throw it again and again. Then, participants try to lift the sticks one by one with their fingers, but at the same time, you must not touch other sticks. Once the "mikardo stick" is lifted, participants can use it to lift sticks of other colors. If you accidentally encounter other game sticks during the game, then you add up the scores of the game sticks you extracted, and then another participant starts his game.