Moulin Rouge
Moulin Rouge Rulebook
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Rules
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The rings of the game board are aligned so that each set of 3 spaces (recesses) forms a straight line.
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Each player takes 10 stones of one colour.
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The players draw lots to determine who begins; then they take turns, one move after another.
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For the time being there are 2 ways to make a move:
a) Place a stone on a free space.
b) Turn one ring by one space in any direction. A ring that was turned on the previous move (if any) may be turned further by the next player in the same direction, but not turned back. A player may, however, only turn a ring if he has at least one stone on that ring.
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Once a player has placed all 10 stones, he may move one stone to an adjacent free space on the same ring or on the neighbouring ring.
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Whoever, by placing or moving a stone, or by turning a ring, has brought 3 of his stones into a line across the 3 rings, has a mill and must take one stone from each of his fellow players (not from a mill!) off the board and keep it. If a player achieves 2 (3) mills with one move, he must also take 2 (3) stones from each of his fellow players off the board.
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If a player, by turning a ring, forms a mill in the colour of one of his fellow players, it does not count, but it protects those 3 stones from being taken.
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A player who has only 3 stones left may jump to any free space.
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A player who is left with fewer than 3 stones on the board is eliminated. The remaining 2 stones of this player can only be removed individually, by a fellow player forming a mill.
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The player who is the last to still have 3 stones in play is the winner.