- Spelling: tjongklak), congkak, congka, and
dakon in
Indonesia and Brunei; and
sungkâ in the Philippines. They
differ from
other mancala games in that the player's...
- wins.
General equivalent of the game “Nine men's morris”.[citation needed]
Sungka is a
Philippine mancala game po****r in the diaspora; e.g. in Macau, Taiwan...
- A
traditional sipà (rattan
wicker ball) from the
Maranao people of the Philippines,
along with
kakasing tops and a
sungka board...
- Cameroon,
Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, also
among expatriates in France.
Sungka – Po****r
variants are
known as
Congklak (a.k.a. congkak, congka, tjongklak...
- Poo (Liberia)
Puhulmuti (Sri Lanka) Sai (Flores) Sat-gol (India)
Songo Sungka (Philippines) Til-guti (India)
Tsoro (Zimbabwe) Toee (Sudan) Togyzkumalak...
-
tumbang preso are
still pla****
primarily as children's
games among the youth.
Sungka is pla**** on a
board game
using small sea s**** in
which players try to...
-
destroy or
damage its home.[citation needed] It
loves playing the
siklot and
sungka. A
similar creature in
Ilokano mythology is the lakay.
Omayan (Mandaya)...
-
known as
Congkak or Congklakin, and in the Philippines, it is
known as
sungkâ.
Congkak Indonesia Aadu puli
attam Ali Guli Mane
Mancala Oware List of mancala...
- ng Sako (sack race), Patintero, Palo Sebo (bamboo pole climbing), Dama,
Sungka,
Agawang Buko (a
contact game
which players struggle to get a
coconut similar...
-
opposing teams trying to lift 30-pound
concrete balls in a game of
giant sungka. The show's
biggest challenge is a
giant palayok that the
winning team has...
