The Four Bead Game (4 Teni/Sholo Guti/4 Daane)

This two-player game uses four beads per player. The objective is to eliminate your opponent's beads before they eliminate yours. The game begins automatically once both players have registered. Players take turns, with the first player initiating the action.

Before moving, a player must select one of their beads. Moves are governed by two rules:

1. Nearest Bead Movement: A player can move their selected bead to the nearest available empty space. This is a defensive move, allowing a player to protect their bead from capture. A player can only perform one such move per turn.

2. Bead Crossing: If the nearest space is occupied by an opponent's bead, and the space beyond that is empty, a player can jump their bead over the opponent's bead, removing the opponent's bead from play. Multiple jumps are permitted in a single turn. After a successful jump, the player must end their turn by clicking the "PASS" button or selecting a different bead.

The game concludes when one player loses all four of their beads. The player with remaining beads is declared the winner. For example, if Player One loses all their beads first, Player Two wins.