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Min: 1 Max: Please Note: This product ships in packs of An order of 1 equals 25 board game boxes. This item is being discontinued when existing supplies have been depleted. Additional Information: - Fits two average-sized board games. Girth - measurement of the distance around the container i.

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The grid can be any size and Gametable's Dots and Boxes has a handful to choose from. Usually a coin is flipped or Rock-Paper-Scissors is played to see who goes first, but in Gametable's Tabletop Dots and Boxes, Player 1 always starts first. Players take turns connecting 2 unjoined horizontally or vertically adjacent dots.

A player who completes the fourth side of a 1x1 box earns one point and must take another turn. The game ends when all lines are drawn and boxes are claimed. The player with the most points wins. If more than one player has the same high score, the game is a tie.