Boku WC

Swiss pairings played over 8 double rounds with 10 minutes per player total for both games. Standard MSO tie-breaks apply, except that point spread is not applicable.

Boku is played with black and white marbles on an hexagonal board. The aim is to create a line of five or more of your own marbles. There is a “sandwich” rule – placing a marble of your own colour so that exactly two opposing marbles are sandwiched between it and one of your other marbles allows you to remove one of your opponent’s marbles.

Swiss pairings played over 8 double rounds with 10 minutes per player total for both games. Standard MSO tie-breaks apply, except that point spread is not applicable.

Boku is played with black and white marbles on an hexagonal board. The aim is to create a line of five or more of your own marbles. There is a “sandwich” rule – placing a marble of your own colour so that exactly two opposing marbles are sandwiched between it and one of your other marbles allows you to remove one of your opponent’s marbles.