Each player rolls the die, the one with the lowest number will take Zone 1 and start the game. He starts by rolling the dice, then he takes a piece of his choice and places it in the part of his area indicated by the dice. The next player rolls the die in turn, chooses a piece and places it in the part of his area indicated by the die and so on. If there is no more room in an area where a player must place a piece, it can not move a piece already laid and must stack the pieces in this area. The player who places his piece, flips the tray, and fall one or more pieces is eliminated. The game may continue between players after stabilizing the board, if there are any pieces left on it.

@@benzinfeuer732 So the number on the die tells you which circle to put your piece in, but do you need to put it in a particular quadrant? What if you have 3 players and it would be uneven?

@@lawrenceehrman4417 In the one I made, there are four quadrants, so for a maximum of 4 players. At the start of the game, everyone chooses their quadrant. You can play it on a quadrant when you are alone, or in pairs for two quadrants (one opposite the other), at 3 it is also possible, but that quickly destabilizes the tray.