If two players participate, the 19 white and black pieces are placed on the squares enclosed by the wide green border. If four players participate, 13 pieces of each of the four colors are placed on the squares enclosed by the red line. From now on, the game is played in the same way as the well-known game of Halma, except that no piece may touch the star field, but must go around it, which can, of course, be done from either side. This makes the game longer and more varied. The winner is, of course, the one who gets all of their pieces into the opponent's court first.

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