There are ten fields in a circle, with each field connected to the one on the opposite side by a line. In each field there are three playing pieces (six colors with five pieces each, randomly dealt or placed in any way the players like). During his or her turn, a player moves one piece to an opposite field and deals the rest of the pieces from the field it came from, mancala-style. When all five pieces of one color are in the same field, they are removed. All players win when all colors are removed before the 20th turn, otherwise everyone loses. - BoardGameGeek