Play Traditional African Games

Basic Rules:

1. Ayo is played on a board with 2 rows of 6 pits.
2. Each player starts with 4 seeds in each of their 6 pits.
3. Players take turns picking up all seeds from a pit and sowing them counter-clockwise.
4. If the last seed lands in an opponent's pit that now contains 2 or 3 seeds, you capture those seeds.
5. The game ends when a player can no longer make a move. The player with the most captured seeds wins.

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Basic Rules:

1. Bao is played on a board with 4 rows of 8 pits (32 pits total).
2. Each player starts with 32 seeds, with different distribution patterns based on local rules.
3. Players move seeds around the board in complex patterns that vary by region.
4. The basic move is to pick up seeds from a pit and sow them in a counter-clockwise direction.
5. Special moves like capturing and multiple sowings make Bao one of the most complex mancala games.
6. The game ends when a player cannot move. The player with more seeds in their home row wins.

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