Each player has a row of 6 holes (or buttons) in front of him, that is filled with 6 points from the beginning. On the right each player has an other hole (the Kalaha), where he or she collects his or her points.

The player who starts chooses on of his or her holes and put on each of the following holes one point until all points are placed. The opposit's Kalaha is jumped.

If the last point comes to an empty hole on the players row, he or she gets this point in his Kalaha and all points from the hole on the opposit.

If the last point comes to the same hole, the points were taken from, this hole is jumped, the last point gets to the next hole.

If the last point comes to the players Kalaha, he or she gets another move.

If the last point comes to a hole on the opposit's row that contains only one point, the player gets both.

If the last point comes to a hole on the opposit's row that contains two points, the player gets all of them and all point that are in holes with 1-3 points, but only on the opposit's side back to the players Kalaha.

The game ends if on of the players has no hole with a point in it (except the Kalaha). Then this player gets all remaining point on the board. The winner is the player with the most points in his or her Kalaha.

That's all. Have fun...