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Mar 7, 2016·How to play·01:34·0·Watch on YouTube

Len Choa: Leopard Hunt Game

What Do We Do All Day?

Watch “Len Choa: Leopard Hunt Game,” a how-to-play guide for Len Choa from What Do We Do All Day? on BoardGameVideo.

Description provided by What Do We Do All Day? on YouTube:

Game play is over when either the tiger has captured enough leopards that he can no longer be surrounded (sometimes one is enough to stalemate the action, sometimes more), or when the tiger has been surrounded so that he cannot escape. Music credit: "Digya" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

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Len Choa

Len Choa

2 players

5 min

Light weight: Learn it in minutes

About Len Choa, from BoardGameGeek:

Len Choa is one of a number of "Leopard Games", abstract hunt games played on a triangular board. This is the simplest of them, from Thailand, with one tiger facing six leopards on a board of ten points. First observed by westerners in 1836 but probably older.

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