Spinning top Roulette ball spinning board game for the whole family.

• A game for the whole family. Age: 6+
• Dimensions:  (w x l x h) : 19.50×19.50×3.5
• Teak/Samena wood. Handmade in Thailand
• Weight (g) : 390g
  
  

Material & Quality - This classic-looking game is handmade in Thailand from teak/ samena wood. It’s light weight, a bit of a rustic feel, and would make a delightful tabletop decoration

Board game of luck and fun for 2 people but also for the whole family!

In this age of online devise screen time and the fast-paced everyday life, wooden toys are something that slows down the pace and connects us again on a personal level
If you feel the need for something different, that relaxes the eyes, trains the mind and offers you enjoyment and quality time together having fun 

These unique games are the best gift for you and your loved ones and you can be sure that, in addition to the entertainment they will offer you, they will become the center of attention, whether placed at home or in the office.

RULES: The first player who reaches the score of 1.000 points (or other score you decide) wins!

Place all 10 balls of the three different colours in the centre of the wooden base. Turn the wheel and try, by hitting the balls with it, to put them in the holes (especially of the same color) and to collect points.

It is fun for adults, but also ideal for playing with children, because due to the whirlpool and luck anyone can be the winner, regardless of age!

With instructions in English.

Why I love ❤️ this game: 

(1) Intriguing Game - The set comes with 10 miniature balls (2 red, 2 blue, 6 natural), a beautifully crafted wooden spinning top, and a uniquely-designed wooden base with 8 “divots”, and 4 “pockets” at each corners that linked to the main board through a hole. The divots are perfectly carved with indented holes that can “capture” the balls. Each of the divots and pockets are labeled with a different point value. The rules can’t be simpler; First, place the 10 balls in the centre of the wooden base; turn the spinning wheel, and watch the momentum and inertia of the wheel knock the balls around, bouncing them off randomly to all directions. When the balls finally settle down, calculate the total points depending on the positions where the balls have landed. I love that this game requires a combination of skill and chance! If you are looking for something unusual that can be enjoyed by all ages and doesn’t take long to learn - this intriguing little game is a superb choice! 

(2) Maths & Counting - My six-year-old enjoys counting the scores by the end of each game; balls that landed in the outer “chambers” (or pockets) yield the most points (100, 75, 50 or 25), and those that landed in one of the circular divots would earn you various points from 2 to 16. We can also modify the rules by giving “double points” (or penalty with points deduction) to certain balls (eg red or blue balls). The first player reaches the score of 1,000 points wins. This is a fantastic way to practise mathematics skills in an entertaining way.