Mancala

The object of the game is to free up space while also increasing Store by turn the rule of completion: if the last bead falls in a player's Store, the player can go again. When the last bead lands in one of the six pits on either side, the player can take the kernels from the opponents pit. Mancala bootstraps by giving each player 3-4 beads to each pit, then flipping a coin to let players begin distributing each seed or bead individually counterclockwise.

If in Boolean one is true and zero is false, in Loobean "for mysterious reasons, uses 0 as true (always say "yes") and 1 as false (always say "no"). Mancala is Loobean because if there are no more pits remaining, the bead falls in Store, and if there are no more beads remaining, the turn is not interrupted until the bead falls into an empty pit. If the (0) pit is opposite a (1) pit, the player whose bead fell into the empty pit consolidates the beads in both pits to Store, thereby freeing up empty slots and moving closer to "inbox zero".

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