Sig is a game played in several parts of Morocco. This version is played by the Mzab people. It is a game of captures that is related to similar games, such as Tab, known in North Africa and Southwest Asia.
Rules
Four rows of holes, of any number. Each player has as many pieces as are in one row. The pieces start in the outer row of the board for each player. Six sticks used as dice, with a green side and a white side. The throws are as follows: one white up = 0; two white up = 2; three white up = 1; four white up = 4; five white up = 0; zero white or six white up = 6. Each piece's first move must be with a throw of 1 or 6. This first throw moves the piece one space only. Play moves from left to right in the player's home row, from right to left in the second row, left to right in the third row, and right to left in the opponent's home row. When a player's piece lands on a space occupied by an opponent's piece, the opponent's piece is removed from the board. The player who captures all of the opponent's pieces wins.
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