1972 · Barnespill

Multiplay

A multiplication learning game uses a board arranged as a grid, with numbers from 2 to 9 along the top and one side. Players receive hidden product chips and take turns spinning to determine which chip can be placed. Each chip must go on the square matching the product of its row and column numbers; an incorrect placement returns the chip and costs a turn. If the active player cannot play the spun number, other players may take it in turn. The first player to place all their chips wins.

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