EP0733387A2 - Board game for simulating the summer olympic games - Google Patents

Abstract

The game includes 48 areas representing sporting grounds which are formed on a rectangular board. Each has continuous numbers and a symbol indicating the type and number of dice to be used in the respective game. A scale, which is pref. electronic forms a counter. Six standard dice of different colours are used, together with a special dice having a blank side and five others with arrows giving the direction in which playing counters are to be moved. The special dice has one side with one dot, two others with two each, one with three, and two other blank ones. Another dice has three sides each with one dot and three blank ones. 36 playing counters form six different-coloured groups. Six round panels are usable as balls or to mark points. Also included are 48 each of gold, silver and bronze medals. Two signals, preferably electronic and each having 49 panels are supplied with continuous numbers.

Description

The present invention relates to a board game for imitating the Summer Olympic Games on a board with dice, figures and displays. The invention thus relates to a board game on a board with a cube and playing figures, which includes forty-eight specially constructed Olympic sports disciplines. All disciplines together result in the most beautiful features of the right Olympic Games: getting to know each other, socializing, competition, results and medals.

The invention relates to the problem of conveying to the players the spirit, atmosphere and nature of the sports games, known under the name "Summer Olympics", by providing a game on a board with a cube and figures.

From GB-A 1384848 a board game with a dice, game pieces and cards has become known. With the known game, four types of sports competitions can be mimicked independently, namely: swimming, athletics, cycling and winter sports competitions.

In BE-PS 864046, too, sports are simulated on a board with a cube, game pieces and cards. The game consists of eight independent imitations of individual sports: 400 m run, shot put, long jump, high jump, pole vault, discus throw, javelin throw and marathon.

Finally, in BR-PS 8606581, as in the two previous examples, sports competitions are simulated on a board with dice, game pieces and cards, whereby in this type of game one of forty-nine different sports disciplines is designated on each card.

The spirit, the atmosphere and the type of game in the context of the right "Olympic Summer Games" is transferred to the board game with dice and game pieces, so that a game rule was devised for each individual sport or groups of related sports as well as a separate playing area for this sport and for some cases a special cube is also provided. With this, two goals were pursued: a better imitation of each individual sport should be achieved and the Olympic spirit with the entire atmosphere of the Olympic Summer Games should be truthful in the game according to the invention on the board with dice and playing figures be transmitted. At the same time, the course of the game is to be accelerated by reducing the aids required for the game, for example by not having to read instructions during the game.

To achieve this object, the board game according to the invention is essentially characterized in that on the rectangular board 48 sports areas with the consecutive number and a symbol indicating the type and number of dice to be used for each individual game, and one in particular electronic points scale or traffic light are provided as a counting device and that the games with the help of six different colored standard dice, the symbol or number of points on the site indicating the number of standard dice that are used in a game, with a special dice with a blank side and five pages with arrows drawn to indicate the directions in which the characters have to move in the game and which mimics a cube with four intersecting directions on the game area, with a special cube with one side with a dot, two sides with each two points, one side with three points and two blank sides, which is mimicked on the sports grounds by a cube with the direction and three points, with a special cube with three sides with one point and three sides without mark, which on the playing fields by a cube with one direction and is symbolized by a point, with 36 figures, which are divided into six different colored groups and are numbered from 1 to 6, with six round boards that can be used as a ball or are used to display points, 48 gold medals, 48 silver medals, 48 Bronze medals and two in particular electronic traffic lights, each with 99 fields, which are labeled with consecutive numbers, can be executed. According to a preferred development of the invention, it is provided that the individual games for reaching the final and the final games with the throw of the standard dice, the special dice, the special dice, the special dice with the use of the game figures, the round tables and the medals are executable according to the rules of the Summer Olympics.

Each element of the unit or each game therefore has two tasks: on the one hand as an independent and independent game and on the other hand as part of a whole of the Olympic Games. Because of the greater similarity achieved what is happening on the board with that on the real Olympic site is also more persuasive and exciting during the games.

• 1) in der Spieltechnik, welche auf lediglich drei Spielelemente herabgesetzt ist: Tafel, Würfel und Spielfiguren;
• 2) der Wahlmöglichkeit aus 48 Sportarten;
• 3) der Vergrößerung der freien Kombinationsmöglichkeiten;
• 4) der Einführung besonderer Würfel;
• 5) der Ausarbeitung einer Punkteskala, d.h. der Konstruktion einer speziellen Punkteampel.

The novelty of the invention with respect to previously known games exists

• 1) in the game technique, which is reduced to only three game elements: board, dice and figures;
• 2) the choice of 48 sports;
• 3) increase in free combination options;
• 4) the introduction of special dice;
• 5) the elaboration of a point scale, ie the construction of a special point light.

The lack of previously known games is that, in addition to the board, the dice and the game pieces, a fourth functional element is required, namely cards. This means that the combination option is only achieved if the game speed is impaired, since the game is interrupted again and again, i.e. The attention of the players is always drawn to a new rule, which is stated in the individual playing cards. The rule on the card must not be changed, which deprives the player of the incentive, since he does not have the choice between the possibilities offered and the making of his own decisions. Thus, the end result of the previously known games is more a question of luck and less of the merit of the individual player.

The present invention is superior to all known board games relating to sporting competitions, since many combinations result from the game itself and this is done without affecting the pace of the sport or game process. Weizters have a major impact on the end result of individual player decisions. This makes this invention a much more truthful imitation of the right sport, not only because of the many possible combinations, but also because of the actual spirit of play.

Furthermore, some solutions from the prior art are a simple imitation of the criteria for awarding medals, for example in BR-PS 8606581, where different sports are only listed, but not for them Rules to be worked out. Also in other solutions, e.g. GB-A 1384848, which only includes the rules for four independent sports events, or e.g. in BE-PS 864016, which comprises eight sports, the imitation of the criteria for awarding medals is the most important element of the game, whereby there the imitation of each individual sport through special rules for each sport is only of secondary importance.

In contrast, specially developed rules used in the present invention are important elements of the whole game for each individual sport or for a group of related sports. The particularly important characteristics, the conveyance of the charm and the beauty of the real Olympic Games arise from each individual sport, which is subsequently built into a unique plan for the awarding of medals. Therefore, the invention includes possibilities to play 48 sports or groups of related sports, with which the entire procedure of the Olympic Games is truthfully transferred to the board game with only dice and figures.

This invention also introduces special types of dice into the game, e.g. the designation of the path that can be drawn with the playing figures or the ball, setting the wind direction, etc. In addition, it also provides a specially designed traffic light that stores all sporting events in its electronic version: the game plan, the time, the results , Medals, etc.

Fig. 1 shows the floor plan of the sports area (playing fields, battlefields) of the Olympic Games on the board. For clarification, the sports area is shown on a larger scale alongside Fig. 1 on four pages, which are numbered: Fig. 1a, Fig 1b, 1c and 1d. 2 shows the sketches of the props and the symbols which are used in the Olympic Games. These sketches are labeled 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F and 2G.

The sports grounds in Fig. 1 are equipped with all the necessary elements for playing 48 sports. Each game has a number to which the sports grounds belong, in the following way: 1. football, 2. tennis, 3. volleyball, 4. handball, 5. basketball, 6. running, 7. obstacle course, 8th relay race, 9th relay obstacle course, 10th marathon run, 11th walk, 12th long jump, 13th triple jump, 14th shot put, 15th discus throw, 16th hammer throw, 17th javelin throw, 18th high jump, 19th pole vault, 20th heptathlon, 21st decathlon, 22nd cycling, 23rd rowing, 24th sailing, 25th kayaking, 26th water diving, 27th riding, 28th rugby, 29th country hockey, 30th archery, 31st shooting, 32nd weightlifting, 33rd judo, 34th modern pentathlon, 35th wrestling, 36th fencing, 37th table tennis, 38th water polo, 39th swimming, 40th boxing, 41st pommel horse, 42nd rings, 43rd stretching gymnastics, 44th Floor exercises, 45 horse jumps, 46 bars, 47 bars and 48 gymnastics all-around. The number of points is 49. In addition to the number of the sports area for each sport, there is also a special symbol that indicates the type of dice or dice used in this game.

2A shows a special cube for the designation of the path on which the game pieces may move, which is used in games 1, 24 and 29. The characters "X" noted below the sketch indicate that the directional lines shown below the cube are of a different color than the remaining directional lines shown on the cube, with the side of the cube (2A) on which Four intersecting directions are drawn, with the sketch of the individual sports grounds as a symbol for the use of the special cube (2A) is used in this game.

Fig. 2B shows a special dice with a "three", two "two", a "one" and two blank sides, which is used in games 5, 11, 17, 20 and 38.

Fig. 2C shows a special die with three "ones" and three blank sides, which is used in games 34, 36, 37, 38 and 39.

2D shows six game characters which are required for games 1 to 6.

Fig. 2E shows a round board which can be used as a ball or for marking the points in the individual games.

2F shows a symbol which stands next to the sports ground in some games and which in the game uses the special cube (2B), which is provided with a "three", two "two", a "one" and two blank pages.

Fig. 2G shows a symbol which stands next to the sports ground for some games and which means during the game the use of the special cube (2C) which is provided with three "ones" and three blank sides.

Imitation of the Summer Olympics is achieved with the help of props and the rules of the game.

The props are: the board, dice, pawns, medals and the traffic light.

The board - The game runs on the board on which the sports grounds for 48 sports and a scale of points are drawn. (Fig. 1, Fig. 1a, Fig. 1b, Fig. 1c and Fig. 1d). In addition to the terrain for each sport, there is the number of the game and the symbol that indicates the use of the type and number of dice for each individual game. If next to the number of the game there is a special cube with the upside down on which four intersecting directions are drawn, then in this game the cube is used to indicate the direction in which the game characters can move in the game ( 2A). If a cube is drawn next to the number of the game, the front of which is divided into two equal rectangles by a horizontal line, with a "three" (2F) being drawn in the right rectangle, a special cube with a "three" is used for this game ", two" twos ", one" ones "and two blank pages (2B) are used. If a cube is drawn next to the number of the game, the front of which is divided into two equal rectangles by a horizontal line, with a "1" (2G) being entered in the right rectangle, a special cube is used in this game, which with three "ones" and three blank pages.

If there is a standard dice next to the number of the game with an upside down "1" then a standard dice is used in this game; if a standard dice is drawn with an upside down "two", then two usual dice are used in this game. The "threesome" refers to the use of three standard dice in the game; the "four" on four, the "five" on five and the "six" on six.

The dice - 9 dice are used for the game, six standard dice, each of which has the same color as the individual group of six characters, and three special dice. The first special die (2A) has a blank side and five sides with arrows drawn in, which arrows indicate the directions in which the characters may move. The second special die (2B) has two blank sides, the third side marked "one", the fourth and fifth marked "two" and the sixth marked "three". The third special die (2C) has three blank sides and three sides marked "one".

The characters - It is played with six groups of six characters (2D), a total of 36 characters, and six round boards without notes (2E). The characters are numbered from 1 to 6 (2D) and each group of characters differs in color from the rest.

Medals - The game uses 48 gold medals, 48 silver medals and 48 bronze medals.

The traffic light - (Fig. 1) In addition to the board end, two point scales are drawn, which represent a graphic representation of a traffic light with 99 fields, which are designated by numbers. The result is entered on the traffic light in such a way that, in addition to the number on the individual scale, which corresponds to the result obtained, a figure of the corresponding team is set up. Additional indicators can be made and used to identify the result, or it is possible to construct a special mechanical or electronic traffic light. The traffic light is designated 49 in FIG. 1 and the description.

The Rules - The Olympic Games are based on general and special rules. The general rules include instructions that relate to all or a group of sports, and the special rules include instructions for each individual sport, namely soccer, tennis, volleyball, handball, basketball, running, obstacle course, relay race, relay obstacle course , Marathon, walking, long jump, triple jump, shot put, discus throwing, hammer throwing, javelin throwing, high jump, pole vault, heptathlon, decathlon, cycling, rowing, sailing, kayaking, Artistic water jumping, riding, rugby, country hockey, archery, shooting, weightlifting, judo, modern pentathlon, wrestling, fencing, table tennis, water polo, swimming, boxing, side horse, rings, gymnastics, floor exercises, horse jumping, parallel bars, bars and gymnastic all-around. These rules are such that they include the basic principles of playing with the dice and the characters on the board and their formal application can be linked to the real rules of the Olympic Games.

General rules:

If a player in a game, e.g. used in the race, several multi-colored figures, these figures must always have numbers from one upwards and in this order the dice must also be thrown. Only when a player has thrown his dice for all of his characters does he hand the dice over to the other players.

The order of the lanes is determined in such a way that the player who rolls the die first, lane number 1 belongs to the next player, lane number 2, etc. If there are several characters of the same color in the race, they must be on the Lanes are allowed so that the one with the smallest number takes the first lane and the rest of the lanes the remaining players with higher numbers.

The competition system contains two grades of Olympic competitions: the qualification and the final.

The qualification:

The pairs in the qualifications are determined in such a way that each player plays with everyone and those two pairs, ie four players, who achieve the most wins in the qualifications reach the final. In team sports with the same number of points, a single goal is more important. The qualification for the race is such that every player plays with a character. But if the players play with several or even all six characters, then they must be arranged in groups of six. Then there can be no less than four and no more than six characters in a group. Only three of the best characters from a group advance to the next qualifying round, while the rest are eliminated. If in If only four players or fewer than four players play with one character each, then everyone will reach the final without qualification.

The final:

When four players are in the final, the dice must be used to determine two pairs, the winners of which fight for gold and silver, while the players who have failed play for bronze. When three players are in the final, the first pair is determined with the dice. The player who is defeated in this game then plays with the player without a pair. The player who failed in this duel owns bronze, while the remaining two players decide on the award of gold and silver in their clash. If two players are in the final, the winner will have gold, the player who has failed, silver, and the bronze medal will not be awarded.

The world record:

The best end result that has been achieved throughout the Olympic Games competitions is the Olympic record and must be entered in a special table with the name of the player and the date when the record was set, which is part of the game regulations , are entered.

The goal of the game:

The overall winner of the Olympic Games is the player who wins the most gold medals. If two or more players win the same number of gold medals, then the number of silver medals won determines the win. In the event that the result is the same, the winner determines the number of bronze medals won.

Before the start of each game, a judge should be appointed, who must ensure compliance with the rules and the order of the throws and who takes care of the traffic lights and the medal ceremony. The individual players can take turns playing the role of judge in turn.

Special rules: SOCCER

In the game, two dice, a standard die and a special die with the direction in which the characters can move (2A) and a round board (2E), which represents the ball, are used. Playing field: The football field is marked with 1 and represents a visual imitation of the real football field. The football field consists of 209 squares of the same size. The squares are drawn in such a way that the shorter side of the field has 11 squares and the longer 19 squares. Continuing the longer side of the field, there is a row of three protruding squares on each side that mimic the goals. The fields of the goals are between the fourth and eighth fields on the shorter side of the field. The squares of the gates are marked with a net. In front of both goals in the field, the penalty area is marked with a reinforced line. The reinforced line goes from the common side of the third and fourth and from the eighth and ninth square of the shorter side of the playing field and from the common side of the second and third or the seventeenth and eighteenth square of the longer side of the playing field. Eleven round fields are drawn in the squares: (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), the ends of which do not touch the side of the drawn squares.

The rules of the game: The ball must be in the ring (a) in the middle of the field at the start of the game. The players take turns throwing both dice. The standard die determines the number of fields the ball may be moved around. The cube (2A) shows the permitted or essential directions in which the ball may move. The ball can only be moved vertically, horizontally or diagonally in relation to the marked fields. If the player throws the side with the four intersecting (*) directions drawn in, the ball can move backwards and forwards vertically or diagonally or left-right; if he throws the side with the two intersecting directions (X), which are perpendicular to the edge of the cube, the ball can only move back and forth and only in the direction of one of the two diagonals; if he rolls the crossing directions (*), he can only move left-right or forward-backward, but not in the direction of the diagonal; if he throws the side of the cube in one direction (-), the ball can only move left-right; if he throws the label (>) with the two half directions, which have a common point, then the ball must be moved diagonally; if he throws the empty side of the dice, he loses the ball for violation and surrenders both dice to the opponent. A goal is achieved when the ball goes into the goal. After the hit, the opponent starts from the middle.

Penalty: If the player throws the empty side of the dice in his penalty area (2C), then the opponent takes a penalty or hits the goal with the standard dice from the middle circle (b), which is three fields away from the goal. The penalty is successful if the exporter rolls (3), (4), (5) or (6). But if he throws (1) or (2), he has not got a hit. Then he loses the die and the game continues as normal.

Offside: If the attacker throws the blank side of the dice in a foreign penalty area, the defending player shoots the ball from the center circle (b) in front of his penalty area with a double throw of the standard die.

Out: When the player shoots the ball out of the field, the opponent throws it back into play, namely from the end field and from the point at which the ball went out.

Corner: If the defender shoots the ball out of the field over the goal line or over the circle in the corner of the field, then the opponent takes the corner out of circle (e) or (f) in the corner of the field.

Tor-out: When the attacker shoots the ball from the field over the goal line, the defending team shoots from the circle (e) or (d) in the corner of his sixteen meter, depending on which side the ball is on went out of the field. The Tor-out is carried out in such a way that only the standard die is rolled twice in a row.

TENNIS:

It is played with two standard dice of different colors and two game characters (2D) of different colors.
Playing field: The tennis field is marked with 2. It consists of a rectangle, the sides of which represent the outer edge of the field and are marked with a reinforced line. The longer side is a little less than two lengths of the shorter side. At the center of both longer sides of the Rectangle is a perpendicular to the length of the twelfth part of the shorter side of the rectangle, which is directed towards the outer parts of the playing field. There is also a number (6) on both sides of the field outside the outer edge near the right corner of its longer side. The playing field is divided into two equal halves, with a narrow field that is the width of an eighteenth part of the longer side of the rectangle, which visually mimics the network and is therefore graphically represented with a network. This field is marked with a number (1), which is entered on both sides of the network, along the corner verticals are drawn outside the field. Going inward from the outer edge of the shorter side of the field for approximately one eighth of the shorter side of the rectangle, there is a length perpendicular to it. Both enclose a new, smaller rectangle within the longer side. A length going from the outer edge of the longer side of this inner rectangle for about a fifth of the longer side of this rectangle with a thin line on each side divides into four new rectangles, of which two outer and two inner, arranged in the network, have the same dimensions. At the center of the shorter side of the outer rectangle, which is also the outer edge of the playing field, is drawn a vertical line, which is turned inwards by one eighth of the shorter side of the outer rectangle or against the net. The number (5) is entered in the optical center of the second inner rectangle, the longer side of which is also part of the shorter side of the rectangle. A circle is drawn in the middle of the right half of one of these rectangles and in it is the letter (S), which indicates the service. The inner rectangle, in the middle of which is also the field with the net, is divided into two equal parts in the middle of its shorter side and thus forms four new rectangles of the same dimensions, one shorter side of which is also part of the limit length with the net . The left of two rectangles, looking towards the net, has the number (4) in the optical center and the right one has the numbers (2) and (3). The numbers (2) and (3) on this half of the field, where the service (S) is not shown, are entered in two identical circles. (Fig.1).

Rules of the game: The player who serves first takes his position in the circle (5), he retains the right to serve until the end of the first game. Then the sides of the field must be changed and the serve the receiver takes over until the end of the second game and so on until the end of the set. The service is successful if the player rolls a four or five and wins or loses a point during the service. The service failed if the player got a one, which means that the ball touched the net. Such a service is then repeated. The player gets a point if he reaches the field with the number (2) or (3) during the service or if the opponent loses a point. The player loses a point if he fails to serve twice in a row or if he throws the ball out of the field, ie rolls a six. After a successful serve and provided that no point has been scored, the game begins or both players take turns to roll the dice. The ball is successfully returned via the net if, except for the service, the player rolls a die or throws the net over or hits the ball in one of the fields (2), (3), (4) or (5). When the player gets his first point, the result is 15-0 for that player; if he also gets the second point, the result is 30: 0; when he gets his third point, it is 40: 0; the fourth point earned means a game won for that player, except in the following case: if both players have three points each, ie tie, is "Deuce", and the next point earned by one player means an advantage for this player. If this player also gets the next point, he has won the "game", but if the other player gets this point, there is a tie again, etc. until a player after the tie scores two points in a row. The player who wins three "games" first wins the "set" and the game on the condition that he has at least two "games" more than his opponent.

VOLLEYBALL

It is played with a standard dice, four figures (20) and a round table (2E), which identifies the ball. Each player has two figures of the same color, which have the numbers (1) and (2).
Playing field: The playing field for volleyball is marked with 3. It consists of a rectangle, the sides of which represent the outer edge of the field and are marked with a reinforced line. The longer side of the rectangle is a little larger than two lengths of its shorter side. The playing field is divided into two equal halves with a narrower field, the width of which corresponds to the ninth part of the shorter side of the rectangle. This field denotes the network and is shown graphically with a network and is drawn along the outer edge of the field with the number (1). Each half of the field is divided into four equal, rectangular fields, the longer side of which is parallel to the shorter side of the rectangle. A number is drawn in the middle of each of these fields, number (2) in the field along the network and (3), (4) or (5) in turn in the remaining fields. On both, shorter sides of the field outside the outer edge, the number (6) is entered in the left corner and there is an empty circle in the right corner (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: At the beginning of the game, each player must arrange his game pieces in any of two of the four available spaces on his side of the field, so that the player with the number (1) is in the field closest to the network. This leaves two occupied and two empty spaces on each side of the field. Volleyball starts with the serve. At the moment of the serve, the player places the ball in a circle along the outer corner of his half of the field and then throws the die. If he rolls a 6, he has thrown the ball out of the field, loses the serve and passes the ball to the opponent. If he throws the number of spaces that are covered by his opponent with his game pieces, he has successfully thrown the net over and passes the die to the opponent, who then continues the game. However, if the player rolls a one during the service, the ball has touched the net, after which the service must be repeated. After two net touches in succession, the player loses the right to serve and the opponent takes over the ball and the die. If the player throws the number of spaces in which there are no opposing game pieces, he has received a point and the right to serve. The player keeps the serve as long as he scores points or touches the net, except for the second consecutive net touch. At the moment of each new serve, all players can move their pawns to other fields. The following cases are possible in the game: If a player rolls a six, he only loses the service if he had the service before or he loses a point if he did not have the service before; If he rolls a one or the number of the fields that the opponent has occupied with his playing pieces, then he has successfully thrown the net over and gives the dice to the opponent. If the player rolls the number of fields in which the opponent has no pawn, he receives a point, if he had the service or receives a service if he did not have the service. The player only gets points if he has the service. The game ends when a team has 15 points, whereby the win must be achieved with a difference of at least 2 points, eg 15:13. If not, an extension will be played. During this extension, the players take turns serving until one of them scores 2 points.

HANDBALL

In the game, a standard cube and 12 figures, each with 6 of the same color and numbered from (1) to (6), are used.
Playing field: The handball field is denoted by 4 and is formed from a rectangle, which imitates a real handball field to a reduced extent, the thicker drawn sides of which represent the outer edge of the playing field. This rectangle is divided into 48 equal squares with thin lines. Six squares are on the shorter and eight on the longer side of the rectangle. Six edge squares next to both shorter sides of the field represent the goal and are shown graphically with a network (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The figure that mimics the goalkeeper is number 1 and the remaining figures number 2 to 6. The players must choose the sides of the field and determine who starts the game. The figure with the number must be in the goal and the others must be distributed in the first row of the field next to the goal. The goalkeeper may not leave the gate and can only move one space left-right. The remaining game pieces move forward or backward by one space after each die or left-right. Moving forward along the diagonal is prohibited. The characters are not allowed to step out of the field. No player figure other than the goalkeeper may be in the area of their own goal. The dice are thrown alternately and the number of the character that can be moved is then determined with it. The pawn must be moved, except in the case when a pawn is surrounded on all 4 sides with other pawns. Then the player loses the die. Moving the goalkeeper is not mandatory, however, and he can remain on the spot even if the player rolls a "one". The aim of the game is that one of the characters in the attack gets into the opposing goal or into the field in which there is no goalkeeper. This is how a goal is scored. At the same time every player tries with his pawns to stop the attack tips from advancing in defense by cutting their way. After the goal is scored, both teams go back to the starting position and the dice is taken over by the player who received the goal.

BASKETBALL

It is played with a special dice (2B) and a round board that represents the ball.
Playing field: The basketball field is labeled 5 and is represented by a rectangle, the longer side of which is two lengths of the shorter side, and these represent the outer edge of the playing field, which in turn is indicated by a reinforced line. This rectangle is divided into 7 equal rectangular fields, the longer side of which is parallel to the shorter side of this rectangle.

The edge pair of the field is marked from both outer sides of the field with the number 1, 2, 3. The center point on both, shorter sides of the rectangle of the playing field has a common point with a circular line in which the numbers 1, 2, 3 are entered and which represents the basket. A circle is drawn in the middle of this field, the diameter of which is twice the diameter of the circular line and denotes the basket. The outer points of the presented diameter of this circular line, running parallel to the shorter side of the field, are connected to the points that are a quarter of the length of the shorter side of the rectangle. From its two outer edges or the shorter side of the field so that the end point on the left side of the circular line is connected to the point on the left side of the field and that on the right side with the right. The third pair of fields is labeled 3 on both outer sides of the playing field, while in the middle of the fourth, central field a circular line is drawn, the diameter of which is equal to the diameter of the circular line which denotes the basket (FIG. 1).

Game rules: The players first choose the sides of the field and determine who starts the game. At the beginning of the game, the ball must be in a circle in the middle of the field. The player moves the ball from the center of the field towards the opposing basket by as many fields as the dice shows. The player has the right to roll until he has the blank side throwing the cube. Then he leaves the die to the opponent and the game continues in the field where the ball is after the last die. After a hit has been scored, the player passes the die to the opponent, who then starts in the center. If the ball is in one of the opposing fields marked with the numbers (3), (2,3) or (1,2,3), the player may aim at the basket. If he rolls a number that is in one of the fields along the field in which he is located, the hit is successful and the player notes the number of points he has received. In the event of a failure or if he has rolled a number that is not along the field in which he is located, he moves on as many fields as determined with the die. If the player rolls a 1 in the attack before the ball is in the field (1,2,3), this is the sign that he can make a free throw. Then he keeps the ball until he rolls a one. If he rolls a two or three immediately afterwards, he must add up all the points and enter them on the traffic light, as this represents a basket from the free throw. Then he hands over the die to the opponent, who starts again from the center. However, if the player throws the empty side after the one, the opponent takes the die and continues the game in the field where the game was interrupted. When the first team scores 50 points or more, the sides of the field must be changed. The second half begins with the smaller basket number. The game ends when the first team scores 99 points or more.

TO RUN

It is played with a standard dice and figures (2D). Terrain: The career is marked with 6. The optical imitation consists of the starting field, which is large enough for 6 characters at the same time, and 60 fields are lined up so that they form approximately the shape of an ellipse. The last field is the destination (Fig.1).

Game rules: The game pieces must be put on the start. You run a lap or the entire length of the track. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters move from start to finish as many fields as determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number that his character has, then this character moves one space more, e.g. when it is the turn of 3 and the player If you roll a three, you move four spaces forward. After each round of throwing, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one measuring unit. The race is over when all runners have reached the finish. The winner is the one who reaches the goal first. The shortest time a runner needs to reach the finish is the record.

OBSTACLE RUN

Play with a standard cube and figures (2D).
Field: The career path is designated 7, the imitation of the career consists of a starting field, which is large enough for 6 characters at the same time, and 60 fields are arranged so that they form approximately the shape of an ellipse, with three fields after 6 empty fields Follow, which contain the drawn obstacles, then again 6 empty ones, three with obstacles and so on up to the last field (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The game pieces must be placed at the start. A round is run or over the entire length of the track, whereby after 6 empty spaces three spaces with specially marked obstacles await the characters. If the player stands with his character on the field with the obstacle, he must reduce the number rolled by one when rolling the new die, unless he rolls the number of his character. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters advance from start to finish by the number of spaces determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number of his character, then this character advances one space more, e.g. when it is your turn to play 3 and the player rolls a three, this figure moves forward by four spaces. After each round of dice, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one measuring unit. The race is over when all runs have reached their destination. The winner is the one who reaches the goal first. The shortest time a runner needs to reach the finish is the record.

RUNNING

Play with a standard cube and figures (2D).
Field: The track is marked with 8, the visual imitation of the track consists of a starting field, which is large enough for 6 game characters at the same time, and 60 fields are lined up so that they form approximately the shape of an ellipse. The last field is the "target" (Fig.1).

Rules of the game: Each player takes part in the race with 4 characters of the same color, which must be placed at the start. Each character runs a round or the entire length of the track. The first round runs the figure 1, the second round the number 2 and so on to number 4. The figures that are not on the track at the moment are waiting for their predecessors to arrive at the start position . All figures that have completed their route must be taken from the start. Every next runner has the right to use the points that his predecessor may have left after reaching the finish. The same applies if the player rolls the number of his character. This advantage is not used if the predecessor rolled the number of his successor when handing over the relay. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters move from the start to the finish by the number of spaces determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number of his character, that character moves one space. E.g. when it is your turn 3 and the player rolls a three, the player advances four spaces. After each round of throwing, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one measuring unit. The race is over when all runners have reached the finish. The winner is the one whose number 4 player reaches the goal first. The shortest time in which all four characters have mastered the career is the relay record.

STAFETTE OBSTACLE RUN

It is played with a standard dice and figures (2D).
Field: The career is designated 9. The visual imitation of the career consists of a starting field, which is large enough for 6 characters at the same time, and 60 fields are arranged so that they approximately form an ellipse, with six fields followed by three marked obstacles and then six empty fields , three with obstacles and so on until the last field, which is the target (Fig.1).

Rules of the game: Each player takes part in the race with 4 characters of the same color, which have to be placed at the start. Each character runs a round, a total of 4 laps, over the entire length of the career, whereby the characters after three empty spaces three spaces with specially marked Obstacles ahead. If the player stands with his character in a field with an obstacle, he must reduce the number obtained by one more roll, unless he rolls the number of his own character. The dice are alternately rolled. The first round is played by the number 1 player, the second round by number 2 and so on to number 4. The figures that are not currently on the track are waiting for their predecessors to arrive at the start Target. All characters that have run their course must be taken from the start. Every next runner has the right to use the points that his predecessor may have left after reaching the finish. For example: If the predecessor threw a four and one was enough to reach the goal, then the next runner has the advantage of three fields at the start. The same applies if the player rolls the number of his character. This advantage is not used if the predecessor rolled the number of his successor when handing over the relay. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters move from the start to the finish by the number of spaces determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number of his character, that character moves one space. For example, when it is your turn to play 3 and the player rolls a three, the player moves forward by four spaces. After each round of throwing, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one measuring unit. The race is over when all runners have reached the finish. The winner is the one whose number 4 player reaches the goal first. The shortest time in which all four characters have mastered the career is the relay record.

MARATHON

It is played with a standard dice and figures (2D).
Field: The marathon track is designated by 10 and consists of a track with a start field and a goal, whereby in the third field after the start and the third field before the finish there is a turn-off or a connection that divides this track first and connects it afterwards , with still 90 fields, which are lined up for the remaining sports around the field. (Fig. 1).

Game rules: The game pieces must be placed on the starting line. Everyone takes part in a starting lap on the track, then they come over the turnoff before the finish on the marathon track and on the way back they come back to the track on which they take the last lap to the finish. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The game pieces move from start to finish and as many spaces as determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number of his character, that character moves one space more. For example, when it is your turn to play 3 and the player rolls a three, the player moves forward by four spaces. After each round of throwing, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one measuring unit. The race is over when all runners have reached the finish. The winner is the one who reaches the goal first. The shortest time in which a runner manages the marathon track is the record.

GO

It is played with a special dice (2B) and only the figures that have the mark (2D) and the mark 1 and / or 3.
Field: The track is designated 11 and the visual imitation of the track consists of a starting field, which is large enough to accommodate 6 characters at once, and 60 fields, which are arranged so that they form approximately the shape of an ellipse. The last field is the destination (Fig.1).

Game rules: The game pieces must be placed on the starting line. All run one lap or over the entire length of the track. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters move from start to finish by as many fields as determined by the dice. If the player rolls the number that his character has, then that character moves one space more. For example, when it is your turn to play 3 and the player rolls a three, he moves four spaces forward. If the player rolls the empty side of the cube, he spends one round and his character remains on the spot. After each round of dice, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one unit. The race is over when all runners have reached the finish. The winner is the one who reaches the goal first. The shortest time a runner needs to reach the finish line is the record.

LONG JUMP

It is played with two standard dice, game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Jump field: The jump path is designated 13 and consists of a run-up path (a shaded, square field) and a landing field, which is formed by a series of 27 square fields. Starting from the career path, a number from 1 to 27 is entered in each field. In addition to the series of square fields listed, a parallel series of three identical circles is shown. The direction that goes through the center of all three circles is also its diameter. A Roman number from I to III is entered in sequence in each circle (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: First the order of the game has to be determined and the first character (2D) has to be put on the "approach track". At the same time, you have to put the round board (2E) in the circle with the Roman numeral I, which is a sign that the first jump is in progress, or you mark this jump at the traffic lights. After all jumpers have completed their first jump, you have to mark in the same way that the second or third jump is in progress. Each jumper has the right to three attempts and the best jump is taken as the end result. The length of the jump is marked by placing the knight next to the number of the number on the scale, which corresponds to the length of his jump, or by registering him at the traffic light. Three dice are rolled and the result is added. That is the breadth of a jump. If someone throws the maximum e.g. three sixes, so he has the right to make another throw. If he then rolls the number of his figure with one or two dice, his jump is extended by an appropriate unit of measure (is 19 or 20). However, if he rolls his number with all three dice, his jump is extended by three units (is 21) and the player has the right to make another roll.

BULLETS

It is played with four standard dice, the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: This game is labeled 14 and consists of a scale with entered values from 1 to 99. The scale (49) consists of a series of squares and a number is entered in turn in each field. In addition to the scale also drawn a parallel series of three identical, touching circular lines. A Roman number from I to III is entered in sequence within each circular line (FIG. 1).

Rules of the game: After the order of the throws has been determined, the beginning character must be placed in the circle of the field. The round board must be placed in the circle with the Roman numeral I, which is a sign that the first attempt at shot put is in progress, or it must be marked at the traffic light. After everyone has made their first shot, the second and third attempts are made in the same way. Each bump has the right to three attempts and the end result is the longest bump. The width of each stroke is identified by placing the thrower next to the number on the scale that corresponds to the distance of the furthest stroke or by displaying it on an electronic traffic light. Four shots are used and the results are added. This gives the width of the individual bumps. If, however, the player rolls the maximum (four sixes), then he has the right to an additional shot. Then the kick is extended by as many units as the player rolls the number of his character. If he rolls this number on all four dice, he has the right to an additional shot. The game is over as soon as all kickers have finished their third attempt. The medals are given to the bumpers that have the greatest distances.

DISC THROW

It is played with five standard dice, the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: This game is denoted by 15 and consists of a scale with entered values from 1 to 99. The scale (49) consists of a series of squares and a number is entered in turn in each field. In addition to the scale, a parallel series of three identical circular lines is also drawn. A Roman number from I to III is entered in sequence within each circular line (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: After the order of the throws has been determined, the first thrower (2D) must be placed in the circle of the field. The rest of the game is similar to that of shot put, with five standard dice being used instead of four standard dice.

HAMMER THROW

It is played with six standard dice, the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: This game is labeled 16 and consists of a scale with entered values from 1 to 99. The scale (49) consists of a series of squares and a number is entered in turn in each field. In addition to the scale, a parallel series of three identical circular lines is also drawn. A Roman numeral from I to III is entered in turn within each circular line (FIG. 1).

Rules of the game: After the order of the throws has been determined, the first thrower (2D) must be placed in the field. The rest of the game is similar to that of shot put, with six standard dice being used instead of four standard dice.

SPEAR THROW

It is played with six standard dice, a special die (2B), the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: This game is labeled 17 and consists of a scale with entered values from 1 to 99. The scale (49) consists of a series of squares and a number is entered in turn in each field. In addition to the scale, a parallel series of three identical circular lines is also drawn. A Roman numeral from I to III is entered in sequence within each circular line (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: After the order of the throws has been determined, the first thrower (2D) must be placed in the circle of the field. The rest of the game is similar to that of shot put, with six standard dice and the special dice (2B) being used instead of four standard dice.

HIGH JUMP:

It is played with four standard dice, the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: This game is labeled 18 and consists of two scales laid out in parallel. Each scale has two parallel square rows, an inner and an outer. The high jump scale has values in the inner square Row are entered, so that in each case of this row a number is entered, with the lowest field number 12 and the highest number 26. The reinforced line connects the inside of square 19120 of the high jump scale with the inside of square 27/28 of the pole vault scale. The other, same line is parallel to fields number 20/21 of the pole vault scale. These two lengths make up the shorter sides of the shaded area, in which there is a drawn circle as the jump area. Beside each scale there is also a parallel row of circles in a row. A Roman numeral from I to III is entered in sequence in each circle (FIG. 1).

Rules of the Game: The figures (2D) which the jumpers imitate must be placed in the shaded area and, after the sequence has been determined, the first knight must be placed on the diving board. Then the stick, the round plate without marking, is raised to the starting height (in the square field 12). With the other round plate (2E) you have to mark on the side that the first attempt is in progress (cover the small circle with the Roman numeral I or mark the first attempt at the traffic light). With a simultaneous roll of four dice you have to get a value that is equal to or greater than the value marked on the scale. If this is not the case, the jump has failed. If the jumper does a successful jump, he transfers his jumper into the field above the stick and waits here until the remaining jumpers have made their jumps. If one or more jumpers are unsuccessful in the first attempt, mark their second attempt on the side or at the traffic lights and, if necessary, their third attempt. After three unsuccessful attempts, the jumper is eliminated from the competition. After the first round of the jumps has been completed, the stick is set to the new height (13) etc. The final result is the last successful jump. The individual jumper can join the competition at any height and in the event that a jumper skips the height 24, he also takes the fifth die.

POLE LEVEL

It is played with six standard dice, the game pieces (2D) and a round board (2E).
Field: The jumping field is designated 19 and consists of two scales arranged in parallel. The pole vault scale has the values from 20 to 35. Each scale consists of two parallel rows of squares. The outer row of fields is empty and the inner row is numbered so that the number 20 is in the first lower field and the number 35 in the last upper field. The reinforced line connects the inside of square 19/20 of the high jump scale with the inside of square 27/28 of the pole vault scale. The other same length is parallel to the previous one and connects the inner side of the square 12/13 of the high jump scale with the inner side of the square, in which there is a drawn circle (jump field). A parallel series of three such circles is shown next to the scale. A Roman numeral from I to III is entered in turn in each circle (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The figures (2D) that the jumpers imitate must be placed in the shaded area and then, after the sequence has been determined, the first jumpers must be placed in the small circle. Then the stick is taken and with the first round plate (2E) you have to mark on the side that the first attempt is in progress (cover the small circle with the Roman numeral 1 or mark the first attempt at the traffic light). With six dice at the same time you have to get a value that is equal to or larger than the one marked on the scale. If this is not the case, the jump has failed. If the jumper makes a successful jump, he transfers his jumper into the field above the bar and waits here until the remaining jumpers have made their jumps. If one or more jumpers are unsuccessful in the first attempt, mark their second attempt on the side or at the traffic light and, if necessary, their third attempt. The process is always the same. After three unsuccessful attempts, the jumper is eliminated from the competition. After the first round of jumps has been completed, the stick is set to the new height (21) etc. The final result is the last successful jump. The individual jumper can enter the competition at any height and in the event that a jumper jumps over the height 35, he also takes the seventh, special die (2B).

ATHLETIC SEVEN FIGHT

The props used for the athletic heptathlon are used for the game.
Fields: Athletic heptathlon is understood to mean the following sports: running (one round), running (two rounds), obstacle course, long jump, high jump, ball throwing and javelin throwing, so that the fields for this sport are used for this game (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: This game uses rules of the sports that belong to the athletic heptathlon and the players who get the most first places in these seven disciplines receive the medals for the heptathlon.

TEN FIGHT

The props used for the decathlon are used for the game.
Fields: The decathlon includes the following sports: running (one round), running (two rounds), running (three rounds), obstacle course, long jump, high jump, pole vault, ball, spear and discus throwing, so that the fields for this game listed sports are used (Fig. 1).

Game rules: This game uses rules for the sports that belong to the decathlon and the players who get the most first places in these ten disciplines receive the medals for the decathlon.

TO GO BIKING

Two standard dice and figures (2D) are needed for the game. Field: The cycle lane is labeled 22 and consists of a start field and a finish field. The starting field is large enough that it can hold at least six characters at the same time (2D). There are at least 149 playing fields between the start and the finish (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The game pieces (2D) must be put on the start. The dice are rolled alternately and the time at the traffic light must be increased by one unit after each round of dice. The characters move as many spaces as determined by the dice roll. If you roll the number of your character, you advance by one or two spaces. The competition ends when all cyclists have reached their destination and the winners receive medals.

ROW

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D). Field: The playing field is designated 23 and consists of thirty rows of six fields arranged in parallel, a total of 180 fields. The first row has the fields with the numbers from 1 to 6 the start is marked and all remaining rows have empty fields. The goal is in the last row of fields. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The number of figures (2D) that the rowers imitate also determines the number of lanes and each figure must have a different number. It is rolled with six dice at the same time. Everyone has the right to successively roll the dice. The order and the distribution of the tracks are determined by dice. The rowers must be set up at the start and the time at the traffic lights must be increased by one unit after each round of dice. The characters move as many spaces towards the goal as they roll the number of their character. E.g. if a rower has the number 6 and rolls two sixes, he advances two fields; if the player with the number 3, throws three threes, moves forward four spaces, etc. The race is over when all rowers reach the goal and the medals are won by the three fastest.

SAILING

It is played with a special dice that has a marking for the direction of movement (2A) and game figures (2D).
Field: The playing field is marked with 24 and consists of thirty rows of six fields arranged in parallel, a total of 180 fields. The first row has the fields with the numbers from 1 to 6 and is the start and all remaining rows have empty fields. In the last row of fields is the goal (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The number of figures (2D) that the sailing boats imitate also determines the number of lanes. The starting position must be determined before the competition begins. This is also the order of the dice. Everyone has the right to successive dice. The time on the traffic light 49 must be increased by one unit after each new die. The characters move one space in the direction of the target in accordance with the direction specified by the die. The characters can only be used drag in the directions, vertically, horizontally or diagonally with respect to the fields shown. If the player rolls the side of the cube on which four intersecting directions are drawn, the player can move forward or backward on the vertical or diagonal or left-right; if he rolls the side with two intersecting directions that are perpendicular to the edges of the cube, the character can only move forward or backward in the direction of one of the two diagonals; if he rolls the side in one direction, the character can only go left-right; if he rolls the side with the two half directions that have a common point, he must go back in one of the two diagonal directions; and if he rolls the empty sides of the die, the pawn remains in its previous place and the player hands the die to the opponent. The pawns can change from one lane to another and can cross the lane of other figures if the wind on the cube (2A), which mimics the wind, so determines, but they cannot bump into each other and enter already occupied fields. Moving the pieces is essential unless the player throws the empty side of the cube or if his piece is blocked with other pieces. A character can no longer cut off another's path after it has already reached the goal. Then it must be removed immediately. The pawns cannot go outside the sail field. The competition is over when all characters reach their destination and the three fastest get the medals.

Kayaking

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
Field: The playing field is labeled 25 and consists of thirty rows of six fields arranged in parallel, a total of 180 fields. The first row has the fields with numbers from 1 to 6 is the start and all remaining rows have empty fields. In the last row of fields is the goal (Fig. 1).

Game rules: The number of players determines the number of lanes. Each of the game figures (2D) that the kayakers imitate move on their path. Each cube corresponds with its color to a character. The game pieces must be set up at the start and the time on the traffic light 49 must be increased by one unit after each round of dice. The player who rolls the highest number prefers one space. If two or more dice die Show the highest number, then several figures advance at the same time and the three fastest are the medals.

ART JUMPING

It is played with five standard dice and game pieces (2D).
Field: The field is marked with 26 and consists of a shaded field, which resembles a springboard and is located next to the area for water sports. A circle is drawn within the shaded field, which imitates the diving board, in such a way that the edge of the circular line at one point touches the edge of the area for water sports. (Fig.1)

Rules of the game: The competition follows the elimination system. At the beginning of the game, the game pieces (2D) have to be placed on the starting position of the shaded field and the first game piece, who makes the jump, on the diving board. Each cube represents a judge who rates the jump with a grade of one to six. The jump is rated in such a way that you get five ratings for all five dice, the sum of which makes up the overall grade for this jump. The player who receives an overall grade of 15 or more for his jump comes into the new round of the competition and waits for the last jump series until the last jumpers have completed their jump series and his grade must be entered in the traffic light 49. The jumpers who have not received a sufficient number of grades are excluded from further competition and must be removed from the game, unless they compete for a medal or if the entire series of jumps is repeated. After the first series of jumps, you have to put the remaining jumpers back to the starting position and repeat the process. If in the first series of jumps not a single jumper receives an overall grade of 15 or more than 15, this series is repeated. If only one jumper qualifies for the final series, then he owns the gold medal, while the others fight for silver and bronze by repeating the starting series. During the medal fight, you first fight for the most valuable medal. If only three jumpers qualify for the final series of jumps, all others will be eliminated from the further competition. After the jumping series has been completed, both overall grades are added together and the best jumpers are awarded medals.

HORSE RIDING

Six standard dice and figures (2D) are needed for the game.
Field: The field is designated 27 and the course for equestrian sports consists of a larger starting field than the start and 51 fields for the competition, the end field of which is the goal. The fields from the start to the finish are marked with the following numbers: the third field with the number 1, the fifth and sixth field with the number 2, the eighth to tenth field with the number 3, the twelfth to fifteenth field with the number 4 , the seventeenth to twenty-first field with the number 5, the thirty-third to twenty-eighth field with the number 6, the thirty to thirty-fourth field with the number 5, the thirty-sixth to thirty-ninth field with the number 4, the forty-first to forty-third field with the number 3 , the forty-fifth and forty-sixth fields with the number 2 and the forty-eighth with the number 1 (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: After determining the order, the figures (2D), which the riders imitate on the horses, move individually on the course from the start to the finish. The first player rolls a die that is the same color as his character, and the character moves as many spaces as determined by the dice. If he hits an empty field, he rolls the dice again, with the time on the traffic light 49 having to be increased by one unit for each throw. There are obstacles within the course (single, double obstacles, natural obstacles, water ditch, natural ditch), which are simulated by the numbers from 1 to 6. If the character remains on one of the fields with the numbers, you roll six dice. If at least one die shows the number of the obstacle or the number of the field on which the character is standing, then the obstacle is overcome without penalty points. In this case, the time on the traffic light increases by one unit and then it continues in the manner described above. However, if the player does not roll the number of the obstacle on which he is with any of the six dice, he receives a penalty point, ie he loses one die until the end of the game. After that, the time on the traffic light must be increased by one unit and moved on. The process is repeated on the next obstacle, but with one less die. A player can collect a maximum of 5 penalty points, ie lose five dice. When this happens, the player moves with the last die, which is the same color as his figure, without the obstacles to stop, to the goal, the time will of course continue to be measured. The winner is the player whose character can have at least penalty points. If several pawns have the same number of penalty points, the time decides on the winner.

RUGBY

The game proceeds with two standard dice and a round board, which represents the ball (2E).
Field: The rugby field is designated 28 and consists of a rectangle which is divided into nine equal fields on its longer side. The first and ninth fields are marked with a network. In the middle of the fifth field is a circle, which represents the center of the field. A gate is drawn in the middle of the second and eighth fields, leaning against its outer (longer) side. A broken line is drawn between the outer, longer sides of the second and eighth fields, parallel to the longer side of the large rectangle, which represents the playing field and at a distance which approximately represents the 25th part of the shorter side of the playing field (Fig . 1)

Rules of the Game: After the game sides and the beginner have been determined with the dice, the ball must be placed in the center in the middle of the circle and in the middle field. To the left and right of the middle field are three intermediate fields and a space for the hits, which is marked with a network. Both opponents roll the die at the same time. The ball is given to the player who rolled the larger number and may move on. If both teams roll the same number, it is a dead ball. Then the throw is repeated. The goal of the game is to get the ball into the opposing goal area.

HOCKEY ON THE LAWN

It is played with a special dice (2A) and a round board (2E). The playing field is designated 29 and consists of a rectangle divided into 5 or 7 parts or a total of 35 square playing fields. In the extension of the third, middle square of the shorter side of the rectangle, a square field is drawn on each side of the playing field, in which square field a network is drawn, which represents the goal. Within each of the four corners of the field and the first four fields, which continue diagonally with respect to the corner fields, as well as in the middle field in the center of the field, a circle is drawn, the circular line of which does not touch the sides of the field. On each side of the field in front of the goal is a circular line with broken lines, the center of which is also the intersection of the given directions that go through the corners of the square field of the goal. The outer point of the circular line has a common point with a point that divides the side next to the first square field right next to the goal, which is closest to the center of the field, into two equal parts. The Kreislnie is within the field (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: At the beginning of the game, a round board (2E) must be placed in the circle in the middle of the field. Then it is determined who gets the die first. The dice are alternately rolled. The board is always rotated for one field in the direction indicated by the cube. The cube shows the allowed and required directions of movement of the board. If the player rolls the blank side, he loses the die for violation and hands it over to the opponent. If the player throws the board on his side of the goal line or across the corner of the field, the opponent takes a penalty corner out of the circle in the corner of the field. When the attacker throws the board above the goal line out of the field, the defending player shoots the board out of the circle two fields away from the goal line, from the side from which the ball left the field . When the ball has crossed from the side over the out line. A goal is scored as soon as the ball enters the goal or the field with the net.

ARCHERY

It is played with a standard dice, six round boards (2E) and game pieces (20).
The archery field is designated 30 and an optical imitation of the target. It consists of five concentric circular lines. The middle, smallest circular line has a diameter of the round table. The diameter of each next circular line is larger by at least one diameter of the round table. In the middle circle the number 5 is entered and in the next circles in turn a number: 4, 3, 2 and 1. Outside the target, along its outer circle line the number 6 is entered and is in front of the target a circle, which is entered in the square field, which represents the shooting range (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The character (2D) who shoots must be on the shooting range. A die is rolled. Each character has the right to a series of six shots or six dice in a row. Each hit is noted on the target using a round board. The five is the hit in the middle and thus earns five points, with the remaining hits earning fewer points the closer they are to the target edge (from four to one). The six is a miss and does not score. At the end the hits are added up. To facilitate orientation, the entire result must be marked on a traffic light 49. The player whose pawn has the most points wins the gold medal.

SHOOT

The game runs with two standard dice, six round boards (2E) and game pieces (2D).
The shooting range is shown with 31 and an optical imitation of the target. It consists of five concentric circular lines. The middle, smallest circular line has a diameter that is at least the size of three diameters of the round table. The diameter of each next circular line is larger by at least one diameter of the round table. In the middle circle the number 5 is entered and in the next circles in turn a number: 4, 3, 2 and 1. Outside the target, along its outer circle line, the number 6 is entered and in front of the target is a circle, which in the square field is entered, which represents the shooting range (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The character (2D) who shoots must be on the shooting range. Two dice are rolled, taking the number that is better as a hit. Each character has the right to a series of six shots or six dice in a row. Each hit is noted on the target using a round board. The five is the hit in the middle and thus earns five points, with the remaining hits earning fewer points the closer they are to the target edge (from four to one). The six is a miss and does not score. At the end the hits are added up. To facilitate orientation, the entire result must be be marked on a traffic light 49. The shooters who can score the most points win the medals.

LIFTING

The game is played with six standardized dice, figures (2D) and a round board (2E).
The field of play is designated 32. It consists of a circular field in the middle and six square fields (three on each side of the circle). The distance between the circle and the squares on each side is the size of one side of the square field. The circle is connected with a reinforced line to both rows of squares, so that the drawing shows the weights. Two inner squares (which are closer to the circle) are labeled with the Roman numeral I, two middle squares with the Roman numeral II and two outer squares with the Roman numeral III. Below the drawing, which shows the weight, is a simple shaded field, which is enclosed with an ellipse. A double-shaded field of the same shape is shown below the drawing (FIG. 1).

Rules of the game: The characters that are waiting to be used must be placed in the simple, shaded, elliptical field and the first person to lift the weights in the circle. Then place the first weight (a cube) in its place in the first inner field, which is marked with the Roman numeral I. The initial weight is adjusted so that you have the number two on the top of the cube. Then you have to place the round plate in the square field with the Roman number I on the other side of the weights, which is the first attempt. The second and third attempts are marked by moving this round board into field numbers II and III, respectively. The weight lifter takes the second cube and rolls the dice. If the number obtained is the same as the number on the weight or greater (i.e. two or greater than two), he has successfully lifted the weight and then this weight lifter must be placed in the double-shaded, elliptical field as a sign of success, where it is on it waits for all weight lifters to finish their first appearance. If the weightlifter was unsuccessful on the first try, he has the right to two more attempts The lifters, who also fail to lift the weights in three attempts, are eliminated from the competition. After all lifters have finished the competition at the first weight, the successful lifters must return to the starting position (in the simply shaded field) and then the weight of the weight is increased. Now the number 3 is shown on the upper side of the cube, which represents the weight, then 4, etc. to 6. Then a new weight is added (another cube is placed in the square with the Roman numeral II) and after Also needs a third cube in the square with the Roman numeral III. If the other cube is added to the weight, the first must show the maximum weight (6), while the other cube increases the weight of the weights so that the total weight of both weights is 7 first and 12 at the end. If the third If the weight is added (the third cube), the previous two must show the maximum weight. 6 + 6 = 12 and the third serves to further increase the weights 6 + 6 + 1 = 13. While only one cube is used as weight, such a weight is also lifted with a cube. As soon as the second and third dice are placed on the face, a weight is raised by throwing two or three dice, whereby the amount of the numbers received on the dice must be equal to or greater than the total weight (amount of the numbers on the Dice that serve as weight). The weight lifters must follow the assigned order and cannot miss one of the assigned weights.

JUDO

It is played with six standard dice.
Field: The battlefield for judo is marked with 33. It consists of 12 squares and a rectangular field, the longer side of which is twice the length of the square. All fields are lined up in the same direction, with a rectangle coming after 6 squares (in the middle) and then the 6 remaining squares (Fig. 1).

Rules of the Game: The players must first determine their side of the mat and the side that starts the game. The first player rolls the first die and places it in the first, inner square on his side of the middle, so that on the top side is the number he got. This is also his first lead, which he has gained in points. Then the next player rolls one of five remaining dice. If he rolls the same number as the first player, the first player also gains the second lead (dice) and places it next to the previous one. But if he rolls any other number, the second one wins Player his first lead (dice) and place it in the first, inner space on his side of the mat, so that again on the upper side of the dice is the number he got. Now the result is 1: 1 in points, with two different numbers in the middle. Then the first player rolls one of the remaining dice. If he gets the number he has on his side of the mat, he gains a new lead (dice). If he gets the number of the opponent, the other player gets a lead (dice), but if he gets a third number, it means that his grip was not successful and the initiative (dice) is taken over by the other player. The players then roll the dice alternately until one of them does not gain or lose the lead (dice or his or her opponent's number rolls). The process is the same with the remaining cubes. As soon as the dice are on the mat (in the game), the player who lost the last die is obliged to put one of his previously won dice into play. This die is rolled by the player whose turn it is at that moment. The process is the same as before, with the player who previously lost putting a new die into play. The winner is the player who is completely superior (wins all six dice).

MODERN FIVE-FIGHT

The props used for the modern pentathlon are used for the game.
Modern pentathlon is understood to mean the following sports: riding, fencing, swimming, shooting and cross, so that the fields for these listed sports are used for this game (Fig. 1).

Rules of the Game: For this game, the rules for the sports that belong to modern pentathlon are used and the players who get the most first places in these five disciplines receive the medals.

CROSS

Note: Cross is a sport that only occurs in connection with the modern pentathlon and is not considered a separate game. This is why this sport is not, like the other sports, provided with a separate number.
It is played with a normal and a special dice with three ones and three blank sides (2C) and game pieces (2D).
Fields: The cross runway consists of a starting field. The starting field is large enough so that six characters can stand on it. There are at least 85 playing fields between the start and the finish (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: First the order of the dice must be determined, then the characters that the runners imitate are placed at the start. After each die, the time on the traffic light (49) must be increased by one measuring unit. The dice are rolled alternately and each player has the right to successively roll the dice. The characters move on the track from the start to the finish, always by the number of spaces determined with the standard dice. The number you get with the standard die is increased by one when you get one with the special die or it is decreased by one when you throw the empty side of the die. The runner also moves one space more when he rolls his number, e.g. if the player rolls a "three" with the label (3), he moves four spaces forward. The game ends when all runners reach their destination.

WRESTLING

It is played with a standard dice and a round board (2E).
The playing field is designated 35, and consists of 27 fields arranged in sequence, the first, middle and last fields of which are marked differently than the others with a shade or color (FIG. 1).

Game rules: After the players choose the sides in the ring and determine who starts the game, they roll the dice alternately. The round table that marks the "shower" must be placed in a specially marked middle circle at the beginning. Each of the fighters moves the round board in the direction of the opponent for as many fields as the number of dice indicates, striving that he can drive him into the starting field of his opponent who overwhelms so is "showered" and loses the fight.

FENCING

A special dice (2C) and a round board (2E) are played.
The playing field is labeled 36 and consists of 9 rows of squares. The first and last (ninth) fields are marked differently (shaded). Within A circle is drawn in the middle (fifth in the row) whose circular line does not touch the sides of this square. (Fig. 1)

Rules of the Game: After the players determine the battle sides and who starts the game, they place the round board in the middle field and roll the dice alternately. The player keeps the dice until he gets a one. If the first player gets a "one", he has the right to move the round board in the direction of the opponent's shaded area. When he rolls the empty side of the die, the opponent moves the round board in the direction of the shaded field of the first player and takes the die from him. The fight is over when a player, after entering the shaded field of his opponent with the round board, rolls a "1" with the die or gives him the last blow.

TABLE TENNIS

It is played with a special throw (2C) and the characters (2D). The playing field is labeled 37. It consists of a rectangular field that looks like a table tennis table. The rectangle is divided into two equal parts in the middle with a reinforced line that is parallel to the two shorter sides. The reinforced line (which represents the mesh) is a little highlighted and runs outside the edges of the rectangle. Each newly won part of the rectangle is with a new longitudinal line that is perpendicular to the line of the net and the shorter side of the rectangle, as well as in two equal parts, both of which are marked differently (shaded or discolored), so that always the diagonal opposite fields are equally colored or marked, divided. (Fig. 1)

Rules of the game: First it is determined who makes the first serve, the first throw. Everyone has the right to five consecutive serves, and then hands the serve over to the opponent. When someone serves, he must mark it so that he places his player in the shaded field on his half of the table. After each point, the game must start with a new service. If the player rolls a "one" during the serve, it means that he has successfully played the ball over the net. Then the opponent takes over the die, the task of which is to return the throw in the same way. If the player rolls the blank side of the die during the bid, the bid must be repeated.

This is a so-called "network specification". Two consecutive "network entries" score one point for the opponent. If the blank side of the die is rolled (except for the serve), you lose one point and the game continues with a new serve. The set ends when the first player has collected 21 points on the condition that the opponent has at least two points less. In the event of a tie (20:20), an extra time is played in which the information is alternated and carried out until one of the players scores two consecutive points after the tie.

WATERBALL

It is played with two special dice; a special cube (2C) and a special cube (2B), as well as the characters (2D).
The playing field is designated 38 and the visual imitation of the pelvis is a rectangle, which is divided into 9 rows (6 each) of 54 squares. The first and ninth rows of six fields are marked with the network. These two rows represent the gates. In the third field of a gate and in the fourth field of the second gate looking in the same direction, a circle is drawn in, whose circular line does not touch the side of the square field. Such an identical circle is drawn in the third and fourth fields of the middle fifth row of the square fields (FIG. 1).

Rules of the game: Each player has six different colored characters that are marked with numbers. The goalkeeper has the label 1 and the remaining players from 2 to 6. The players must first choose the sides of the field. Each player must determine a character who will fight for the ball. He must place it in the field in the goal, which is marked with a circle, and then determine who will throw the die first. In the fight for the ball a dice with three "ones" and three empty sides is needed. If the player gets a "1", he moves his character one space to the middle of the field, and if he rolls the blank side, he stays in place. The dice are thrown alternately. The player has fought for the ball or the other special cube, whose pawn floating along its path, is the first to get into the circle that is in the middle of the field. At the beginning of the game you have to place the goalkeeper in the goal (one of six shaded areas) on his part of the pool. The goalkeeper moves one space to the left or right (after the Horizontal) and cannot leave the gate or go outside the pool. The player whose pawns are the first to go from the center places their swimmers on the center in a row of circles with circles in the pool. The player who defends himself then distributes his players in the zone or in the first row of fields along the goal. The die determines how many characters have to be moved. The characters move forward and backward or left-right (or vertically or horizontally) only one space at a time, and cannot leave the field or enter the area of their goal. If the player rolls the blank side of the die, he has committed an infringement and loses the die. The dice are also thrown alternately in the game, as in the fight for the ball. The players use their defense pawns to stop the enemy attackers from cutting their way to their goal, and their attack pawns try to penetrate the opponent's goal where there is no goalkeeper. If a player enters the goalkeeper's room (one of the shaded areas), a hit is achieved. Then the team that got the hit starts from the center. The first quarter is over after two hits. The game is over after four quarters. At the beginning of each quarter, the sides in the pool are changed and the fight for the ball begins again. The winner is the team that scores more goals in four quarters. In the event of a tie, an extension will be played. In the extra time, a fight for the ball is carried out, the winner is the team that scores first.

SWIM

It is played with a special dice (2C) and game pieces (2D).
The playing field is labeled 39. The visual imitation of the pool is a rectangle that is divided into 15 rows of 6 squares each. The start and a row of six circular fields are marked in front of the first six lanes. The number of the lane is entered in each of these circles, from 1 to 6. The destination is in the last, fifteenth row of the squares. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The number of characters that symbolize the swimmers also determines the number of lanes. First, the order of the dice and the path distribution must be determined. Everyone has the right to consecutive dice. The floats are set up at the start and the time at the traffic light (49) must be increased by one measuring unit after each round of dice.

When the player rolls a one, his swimmer moves towards the target on his orbit around a field. If he rolls the empty side of the cube, he waits for a new roll. If no one rolls a "one" in the first round of throws, the start has not been successful and the time at the traffic light must be reset to the zero position and the start carried out again. The competition is over when all swimmers swim three times, i.e. after returning to the start after arriving at the destination and arriving at the destination a second time. The fastest swimmers win medals.

BOXING

It is played with a standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is labeled 40. It consists of 16 circular fields, which form a square and thus imitate the ring optically. Two corner fields (the first and ninth) are either marked or different from each other and discolored by the other fields. Arrows are entered along the second and tenth fields. Both indicate the direction of the hands on the watch. (Fig. 1).

Game rules: First you have to determine who starts the game. The dice are alternately rolled. Two differently colored game pieces must be placed against each other, in the specially marked corner fields of the ring. The pawns move in the direction of the arrows for as many fields as the cube determines. If one of the first players steps into the opponent's field with his character, the competition is over because the opponent is knocked out. was beaten.

SIDE HORSE

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is labeled with an ellipse 41, the number being entered next to the ellipse on the outer side (FIG. 1).

Rules of the game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space that is delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is numbered 1, so that each rolled "1" scores one point for the player who receives it. All six dice are rolled. All rolled "Ones" must be put aside (those are the points that signify the censorship of the exercise), and the remaining dice are rolled again. If the player has not rolled a "1", he loses a die. The process is then repeated with the remaining dice until all dice are removed from the game. Then the exercise is over. The number of "ones" earned represents the number of points a gymnast has earned and that is the grade for his practice. Then he leaves the hippo to the next gymnast. The points and the final grade must be noted on the traffic light (49). In the finals three gymnasts with the best marks for the practice in qualification come. There can be several, but only if it is not possible to isolate three of the best because of the same grades. The finalists do the same exercises again. The grades for the qualification exercises and the final are added and three medals are awarded to the best gymnasts. The winner of the gold medal in this sports discipline has the right to participate in the "gymnastics all-around".

RINGS

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse, within which 42 is entered, while the number 2 is entered along the ellipse on its outer side. (Fig. 1)

Rules of the game: The player who performs the exercise t places his character in the space delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is marked with the number 2, so that each "two" rolled scores a point for the player who receives in. The further course of the game is similar to that for the side horse, whereby the number "two" is relevant instead of the number "one".

RECK

It is played with six standardized dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse, in which 43 is entered, while the number 3 is entered along the ellipse on its outer side. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is number 3 marked, so that each "three" rolled scores a point for the player who receives it. The further course of the game is similar to that for the side horse, whereby the number "three" is relevant instead of the number "one".

GROUND

It is played with six standard dice and playing figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse, in which 44 is entered, while the number 4 is entered along the ellipse on its outer side. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space that is delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is marked with the number 4, so that each "four" rolled scores a point for the player who receives it. The further course of the game is similar to that for the side horse, whereby the number "four" is relevant instead of the number "one".

HORSE JUMP

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse, in which 45 is entered, while the number 5 is entered along the ellipse on its outer side. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space that is delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is marked with the number 5 so that each "five" rolled scores a point for the player who receives it. The further course of the game is similar to that for the side horse, whereby the number "five" is relevant instead of the number "one".

BARRING

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse in which 46 is entered, while the number 6 is entered along the ellipse on its outer side. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space that is delimited by the ellipse. This exercise is number 6 marked so that each "six" rolled scores a point for the player who receives it. The further course of the game is similar to that for the side horse, whereby the number "six" is relevant instead of the number "one".

BAR

It is played with six standard dice and figures (2D).
The playing field is marked with an ellipse, in which 47 is entered, while the numbers 1 to 6 are entered along the ellipse on its outer side (FIG. 1).

Rules of the Game: The player performing the exercise places his character in the space delimited by the ellipse and rolls all six dice. This exercise is marked with the numbers 1 to 6, so that each player gets as many points as he has lined up cubes in a row or scale. If he e.g. in the first roll has rolled 2 and 3, he must roll 1 and 4 or 1 or 4 in the following, otherwise he loses a die. The second example: If the gymnast gets 5 or 6 in one throw, he must get 4 in the next throw so that he can continue the series of numbers he has started, etc. The process is then repeated with the remaining dice until the game is over all dice fail. Then the exercise is over. The number of dice obtained represents the number of points a gymnast has earned, and this is the grade for his practice. Then he leaves the bar to the next gymnast. The points and the final grade must be marked on traffic light 49. The three gymnasts with the best grades for the practice in qualifying come into the final (the last round of the competition). There can be several, but only if it is not possible to isolate three of the best because of the same grades. The finalists do the same exercises again. The grades for the qualification exercises and the final are added and three of the best gymnasts receive medals.

GYMNASTIC MULTIPLE FIGHT

For the game, the props of the games, which include the gymnastic all-around, are used.
Fields: For the gymnastic all-around, the fields for the sports that the gymnastic all-round includes are used. (Fig. 1).

Rules of the Game: The winners of the gold medals in these disciplines take part in the all-around gymnastics competition: pommel horse, rings, horizontal bar, ground, horse jump and parallel bars. The gymnasts in turn carry out an exercise on each device mentioned according to the rules for this exercise already described, starting from device 1 to 6. The grades for each individual exercise are added up and the sum of these results in the overall grade or the end result, according to which the best gymnasts win the medals for the gymnastic all-around.

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Board game to imitate the Summer Olympics on a board with dice, figures and displays, characterized in that on the rectangular board (Fig. 1) 48 sports grounds (1, 2, 3, 4 .... 48) with the consecutive number and a symbol that indicates the type and number of dice to be used for each individual game, and in particular an electronic point scale or traffic light (49) is provided as a counting device and that the games are made using six different colored standard dice, their symbol or On-site score indicates the number of standard dice used in a game, with a special dice (2A) with a blank side and five sides with drawn arrows to indicate directions in which the characters must move in the game , and which is mimicked on the playground by a cube with four intersecting directions, with a special cube (2B) with one side with one point, two sides with two points each, one side with three points and two blank sides, which is imitated on the sports grounds by a cube (2F) with the direction and three points, with a special cube (2C) with three sides with one dot and three sides without markings, which is symbolized on the playing fields by a cube (2G) with one direction and one point, with 36 characters (2D), which are divided into six different colored groups and labeled with numbers from to 6 are, with six round boards (2E), which can be used as a ball or serve to display points, 48 gold medals, 48 silver medals, 48 bronze medals and two in particular electronic traffic lights (49), each with 99 fields, which are designated with consecutive numbers , are executable. Board game according to claim 1, characterized in that the individual games for reaching the final and the final games with the throw of the standard dice, the special dice (2A), the special dice (2B), the special dice (2C) using the Figures (2D), the round tables (2E) and the medals can be executed according to the rules of the Summer Olympics. Board game according to claim 1 or 2, in which the soccer game is played with the aid of props on the board on a soccer field, characterized in that that the soccer game is played with the help of a standard cube, a special cube (2A), a round board (2E) on a soccer field (1), which consists of 209 equal squares of the soccer field, which are drawn in such a way that the shorter side of the playing field has eleven and the longer side nineteen squares and three square fields that mimic the goals, which goals are provided outside the field in the middle of the shorter sides of the field, on which the penalty areas are drawn in rectangular lines in front of the goals with thick lines , and which comprise ten squares with the sides of 2 x 5 fields, and that within the squares circular lines (a), (b), (c), (d), (e) and (f) are drawn, which the sides of the square. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the tennis game is played with the aid of props and on the board on a site for tennis, characterized in that tennis with two standard dice of different colors and two different colored characters (2D) on the tennis court (2) is played, which represents a rectangle, the sides of which represent the outer edge of the field and are marked with a reinforced line that the longer side of this rectangle is a little less than two lengths of its shorter sides, and that in the middle point of both longer sides of the Rectangle a vertical line is drawn with the length of the twelfth part of a shorter side of the rectangle, which is turned outwards from the field, that from both sides of the field outside the outer edge near the right corner of its longer side, the number (6) is entered is that the playing field is divided into two equal halves is, with a narrow field the width of the eighteenth part of the longer side of the rectangle, which mimics the network and is marked with (1), that from the outer edges of the field from the shorter side of the field inwards for approximately an eighth of the shorter side each has a vertical line perpendicular to it, which encloses a new smaller rectangle within the outer and thus represents a longer side, and that starting from the outer edges of the longer side of this inner rectangle inwards for approximately a fifth of the longer side This rectangle from both sides a longitudinal line drawn with a thinner line divides it into four new rectangles, of which two outer and two inner along the network have the same dimensions, that in the middle point of the shorter side of the outer rectangle, which also the outer edge of the playing field, a perpendicular is drawn, which is equal to one eighth of the shorter side of the outer rectangle, and that a circle is drawn in the middle of the right half of one of these rectangles, in which the letter (s) represents the impact, that the inner rectangle, in the middle of which is also the field with the net, is divided on the middle of its shorter side into two equal parts and thus forms four new rectangles of the same dimension, one shorter side of which is also the limit length with the net, that the left of two rectangles facing the net is marked in the middle with (4) and the right one with (2) and (3), whereby (2) and (3) on half of the field, where the service is not shown , are drawn in two identical circles. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which volleyball is played with the aid of props and on the board on the volleyball field, characterized in that volleyball with a standard cube, four game pieces (2D), of which each player receives two game pieces of the same color, and a round table (2E), which represents the ball on which volleyball field (3) is played, which is formed by a rectangle, the sides of which represent the outer edge of the field and are shown with a thickened line that the longer side of this rectangle a little larger than two lengths of its shorter side, that the playing field is divided into two equal halves with a narrow field (1), the width of which corresponds to the ninth part of the shorter side of the rectangle and which represents a network that each half the playing field is divided into four equal rectangular fields, the longer side of which is parallel to the shorter side of the right cks that a number is entered in the middle of each of these fields, in the field next to the net (2), and in the remaining fields in turn (3), (4), (5), and that on both sides of the field outside the outer edge next to the left corner the number (6) and next to the right corner of each half of the field there is an empty circle. Board game according to claim 1 or 2, in which the handball game is played with the aid of special props on the board on the handball field, characterized in that handball is played with a standard cube and twelve game characters (2D), each of which has six players of the same color and one with Numbers from (1) to (6) marked playing figures on the handball field (4), which is formed by a rectangle, which is smaller Scale mimics the right handball field, whose thick, broken lines represent the outer edge of the field, that this rectangle is divided into 48 equal squares with thin lines, that six squares lie along the shorter and eight along the longer side of the rectangle, and that six marginal squares on both shorter sides of the field represent the goal and are marked with a net. Board game according to claim or 2, in which the basketball game is played with the aid of props on the board on a basketball field, characterized in that basketball with a special dice (2B) and a round table (2E) as a ball on the basketball field (5) is played, which is represented by a rectangle, the longer side of which is two lengths of the shorter side, that this rectangle is divided into seven identical rectangular fields, the longer side of which is parallel to the shorter side of this rectangle, that the edge pair of the fields with the Numbers (1, 2, 3) on both sides of the field is that the middle point on both shorter sides of the rectangular field has a common point with the circular line, in which the numbers (1, 2, 3) are entered and which the basket that the subsequent pair of fields is marked on both sides of the field with the numbers (2, 3), that in the middle a circle is drawn in this field, the diameter of which is twice the diameter of the circular line which represents the basket, the outer points of this large circle being connected to the shorter side of the playing field with points which are a quarter of the length of the shorter side of the outer rectangle on both sides of its outer edges and that the third pair of fields with the number (3) is designated on both outer sides of the field, while in the middle of the fourth, middle field is drawn a circular line whose diameter with the Diameter of the circular line that represents the basket is the same. Board game according to claim 1 or 2 for running, obstacle races, relay running, relay obstacle, marathon and walking with the help of props and on the board on the fields for running, obstacle races, relay running, relay obstacle, marathon and walking are played, characterized in that these Sports are played with a standard dice and playing figures (2D), whereby for running a special dice (2B) and the playing figures (2D) with the identification (1), (2) or (3) on the board for the The track (6), the obstacle course (7), the relay track (8), the relay obstacle track (9), the marathon track (10) and a track (11) are provided, which consist of 60 elliptical fields and a starting field that is large enough is to accommodate six pawns at a time and there is a target field that on the track for the obstacle race (7) and on the track for the relay obstacle race (9) there are three fields with marked obstacles after every six empty fields, and that the marathon track consists of a running track, whereby in the third field after the starting field and the third field in front of the starting field there is a junction which first divides the running path and then at least 90 further fields, which are lined up around the playing field for the remaining sports poses. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the games long jump and triple jump are played with the aid of props and on the board on a field for long jump and triple jump, characterized in that the long jump is played with two standard dice and the triple jump with three standard dice and that in both games the game characters (2D) and a round board (2E) on the long jump field (12) and the triple jump field (13) are used, which fields consist of a starting field (shaded rectangular field) and a landing field, which consists of a row There are 27 rectangular fields, in which fields the numbers 1 to 27 are entered, and that in addition to the series of square fields mentioned, there is also a series of three identical circles arranged in parallel, with a Roman number in each of the circles from I to III is entered. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the games shot put, discus throw, hammer throw and javelin throw are played with the aid of props and on the board on fields for shot put, discus throw, hammer throw and javelin throw, characterized in that the shot put with four standard dice, the Discus throw with five standard dice, the hammer throw with six standard dice, the javelin throw with six standard dice and a special dice (2B) and all four games with the figures (2D) and the round board (2E) on the fields for the shot put (14), the discus throw (15), the hammer throw (16) and the javelin throw (17) are played, which each consist of a circle for each individual sport that in In this circle the number of the game is drawn as well as a symbol which indicates the type of game and the number of dice to be used, and that the sports field also consists of a scale which consists of a number of fields with numbers 1 to 99, and that a parallel series of three circular lines is drawn in next to the scale, in which the Roman numerals from (I) to (III) are entered. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the games high jump and pole vault are played using the props and on the board in the fields for high jump and pole vault, characterized in that four standard dice for the high jump and six standard dice for the pole vault and for both games the playing figures (2D) and two round boards (2E) are used on the high jump field (18) and the pole vault field (19), which field consists of two parallel scales and each of these scales has two square rows, one inner and one outer, shows that the values indicating the height are entered in the inner square row, the high field in the lowest field (12) and in the highest (26) and in the pole vault scale in the lowest field (20) and in the highest field Number (35) is entered, and that the thickened line the inner side of the square field number 19/20 of the high jump scale m It connects the inner side of the square fields 27/28 of the pole vault scale, that the other parallel line forms the inner side of the square field number 20/21 of the pole vault scale, that both of these longitudinal lines make up the shorter sides of the shaded field, in which there is a drawn Circle that mimics the take-off path, and that in addition to the scale there is also a parallel series of three rows, which are not in contact with one another, and that in each of these circles a Roman numeral from I to III is entered. Board game according to claim or 2, in which the cycling is played with the aid of props and on the board on a bicycle site, characterized in that the cycling is played with two standard dice and game characters (2D) on a bicycle track (22) which consists of a Starting field, which is large enough to accommodate six figures (2D) at once, and a target field, with at least 149 playing fields between the start and the goal. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the games rowing, sailing and kayaking with props are played on a board on a site for rowing, sailing, kayaking and diving, characterized in that rowing and kayaking with six standard dice, sailing with one special dice with the indicator for the direction of travel (2A), diving with five standard dice and all games with the playing figures (2D) on a playing field for rowing (23), sailing (24), kayaking (25) and diving (26) are played that the playing field for rowing, sailing and kayaking consists of thirty parallel rows with 6 fields each with a total of 180 fields, the first row of which is marked with starting numbers with numbers from 1 to 6, with all other rows up to the last finishing row Empty fields have that the art jumping area (26) consists of a shaded field, which is similar to the upper side of a diving platform is and next to the areas for rowing (23), sailing (24) and kayaking (25), and that within the shaded area a circle is drawn, which mimics the jump field, the edge of the circular line at one point the edge of the Rowing area (23), sailing area (24), kayaking (25) touched. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the riding is played with props on the board on a riding area, characterized in that the riding game is played with six standard dice and the game characters (2D) on the course (27), which consists of a larger one Starting field and 51 fields for the competition is formed, the last field of which represents the goal, and that from the start towards the goal some playing fields are marked with the following numbers: the third field with (2), the eighth to tenth with (3) , the twelfth to fifteenth with (4), the seventeenth to twenty-first with (5), the twenty-third to twenty-eighth with (6), the thirty to thirty-fourth with (5), the thirty-sixth to thirty-nine with (4), the forty-first to forty-third with (3), forty-fifth and forty-sixth with (2) and forty-eighth with (1). Board game according to claim 1 or 2, in which rugby is played with props on the board on a rugby site, characterized in that the rugby game is played on the rugby field (28) with two standard dice and the round table (2E) representing the ball which is a rectangle, which is divided on its longer side into nine equal fields that the first and ninth fields are marked with a net, in the middle of the fifth field a circle is drawn, which represents the center of the field, that in the middle of the second and eighth field, based on its outer, longer side, a goal and that a broken line is drawn between the outer, longer sides of the second and eighth fields, parallel along the longer side of the rectangle which represents the playing field, at a distance which approximately corresponds to the 25th part of the shorter side of the playing field is. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which country hockey is played on the lawn with props on the board on a hockey field, characterized in that the country hockey with a special cube (2A) and a round board (2E) on the site (29) is played for land hockey, which is a rectangle that is divided into 5 × 7 or a total of 35 square fields for the game, with the extension of the third, middle, square field of the shorter side of the rectangle, on each side of the field a square field is also drawn, within which a network is drawn and the goal represents that within the four corner fields of the field and the first four fields, which are arranged diagonally with respect to the corner fields, and in the middle field in the center of the field Circle is drawn, whose circular line does not touch the sides of the field, that on each side of the field, ie the shorter side of the rectangle, a semicircle is drawn in front of the gate, the center of which is also the intersection of the given directions that go through the corners of the square fields of the gate, that the outer point of the circular line is a common point with the point of the first square field, just before the goal, which is closest to the center of the field, and that the semicircle is located inside the field. Board game according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the archery game and the props are played on the board on a site for the archery game and the shooting, characterized in that the archery game is played with one standard dice and the shooting with two standard dice, and that both games are played with six round boards (2E) and playing figures (2D) on the site for archers (30) and archers (31), which is an imitation of the target this goal consists of five concentric circular lines, the middle smallest circular line has a diameter of at least three diameters of the round table (2E), the diameter of each subsequent circular line is larger by at least one diameter of the round table, that the number (5) is entered in the middle circle, and in the following circles, each a number (4), (3), (2) and (1), that the number (6) outside the target along its outer circular line is entered and that a circle is provided in front of the target, which is entered in the square field and represents the shooting ranges. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which the weightlifting game is played with props on a board on a site for weightlifting, characterized in that the weightlifting with six standard dice, game figures (2D) and a round board (2E) on the site for the weightlifting (32) is played, which is composed of a circular in the middle and six square fields, three on each side of the field, that the distance between the circle and the square field on each side is the size of one side of the square Field corresponds to that the circle is connected to both rows of the square fields with a reinforced line to represent the weights, that the circle and the square fields are drawn in the same horizontal line, that two inner square fields are closer to the circle and with the Roman numeral I, two middle ones with the Roman numeral II and two outer ones with the roman number Chen number III are designated, and that under the weight a single shaded field, which is closed with an ellipse, is shown and above the drawing a double shaded field of the same shape. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which judo with props is played on a board on a site for judo, characterized in that judo is played with six standard dice on the judo battlefield (33), which consists of twelve square and one rectangular field, the longer side of which is twice the length of the square field, so that all fields are lined up in a row, followed by a square field in the middle after six square fields and then the remaining six square fields. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which a wrestling match with props is played on the board in a wrestling match field, characterized in that the wrestling match is played with a standard cube and a round board (2E) on a wrestling match field (35) which consists of in a row of 27 fields, the first, middle and last fields of which are distinguished by a shade or a color from all others. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which a fencing game with props is played on the board at a fencing site, characterized in that the fencing match is played with a special dice (2C) and a round board (2E) on a fencing site (36) , which consists of nine square fields arranged in a row, that the first and ninth, last fields are marked with a shade or other color and that a circle is drawn in the middle, fifth, square field, the circular line of which is the sides of this square field not touched. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which table tennis is played on the board on a table tennis table with props, characterized in that table tennis is played with a special cube (2C) and game figures (2D) on a table tennis court (37) which consists of a Rectangular field representing a table tennis table is that this rectangular field is divided in the middle into two equal parts with a reinforced line, which line is parallel to its two shorter sides, and that the reinforced line representing the net is a little out of the way protrudes from the part of the rectangular field which is divided by a further longitudinal line which is perpendicular to the line of the network and the shorter side of the rectangular field and is differently designated by two shades or by colors, the diagonally opposite fields being of the same color or of the same name are. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which water polo is played on the board on a water polo field with props, characterized in that water polo with two special dice (2C) and (2B) and the playing figures (2D) on the field for water polo (38 ) is played, the imitation of the swimming pool is a rectangle, which has nine rows with six or 54 square fields in total, that the first and ninth series of six fields are marked with a network that this the two rows of gates represent that in the third field of a gate and in the fourth field of the second field, seen in the same direction, an empty circle is drawn, the circular line of which does not touch the side of the square field, and that such an identical circle in the third and fourth field of the middle, fifth field of the rectangular field. Board game according to claim 1 or 2, in which swimming on the board is played in a swimming pool with props, characterized in that the swimming is played with a special cube (2C) and the playing figures (2D) in the swimming pool (39), its imitation is a rectangle, which has six square fields in fifteen rows, that is the start before the first six lanes and a series of six circular lines is entered, that the number (1) to (6) of the swimming lane is entered in each of these circular lines and that the goal is in the last, fifteenth row of square fields. Board game according to Claim 1 or 2, in which boxing is played on the board in a boxing ring with props, characterized in that boxing is played with a standard cube and playing figures (2D) in the boxing ring (40), which consists of sixteen circular fields, which form a square and so imitate the ring that two corner fields, the first and ninth, are marked differently from each other and different from all other fields and that clockwise arrows are drawn along the second and tenth field. Board game according to claim 1 or 2, in which the side horse, rings, horizontal bar, floor, horse jump, bars and bars with props on the board are played on the fields for the games side horse, rings, horizontal bar, floor, horse jump, bars and bars characterized that the games side horse, rings, horizontal bar, floor, horse jump, bars and bars with six standard cubes and game figures (2D) on the site for side horse (41), rings (42), horizontal bar (43), floor (44), Horse jump (45), parallel bars (46) and bars (47) are played so that the terrain is marked individually for each game with an ellipse in which the number of this sport is entered (41, 42 ..., 47) and that along the ellipse on the outer side of the playing area of the horse, number 1, next to the game rings 2, next to the game horizontal bar 3, next to the Game floor 4, next to the game horse jump 5, next to the game bars 6 and next to the game bars 1-6 is entered.

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