First bet, then seesaw: a simple move can have a surprising effect. Because this board is on a tilt, and after each move it has to be seesawed in the opposite direction. The pieces roll to the opposite side in the staggered grooves - and a completely different game situation arises that you may not have anticipated. Your spatial imagination is challenged here - or you can play by chance, as children in particular like to do with great enthusiasm. This game brings the whole family together for a competition of strategy and daring: the first player whose pieces remain in a row of three - horizontally, vertically or diagonally - is the winner. Particularly tricky: it doesn't have to be your own pieces that are arranged in a row of three as a result of your move; you could just as easily have inadvertently helped the other player to win. And of course, the family has a say in the entire course of the game or can place their own pieces. Not forgetting the blockade pieces, which are in play from the start and prevent many a (seemingly) brilliant move. In addition, as soon as your fellow players have placed their five pieces on the field, they can move not only their own pieces but also those of others.

And again and again, the pieces roll into unforeseen arrangements. The incessant rocking and rolling, which can sometimes be boisterous in the heat of the game, does not damage either the pieces or the playing field: all the elements are made of solid, oiled beech wood and are literally tenacious. The grooves are precisely milled out of the wood and the pieces are precisely matched to them so that the game runs smoothly. Whether you're a tactical genius or a lucky child: can you already see your victory rolling in?

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.