Battel

An abstract dice game from the 1970's. The board is composed of three squares, the inner square having 9 spaces with the numbers 1, 2 or 3. The players throw two dice and place their chips according to the result. With a 6 a chip can be placed on one of the starting positions. From there it can be moved with the result of the 2nd dice. If a player lands on an occupied space, he can throw out the other chip. Only on the inner 9 spaces on the board, players can score in the end. After all 9 inner spaces have been occupied, the game ends and the players count points by multiplying the number of chips with the according number it stands on.