How to Play Oware (Anenam)

This video demonstrates how to play the Oware game according to the Anenam (or Namnam) rule. Oware is the most popular of the mancala family of games. Other names include Awale, Wari, or Warri.

The oware board is usually made of carved wood; and the traditional seeds used in playing oware is that of the nickernut plant (Caesalpinia bonduc).

I welcome you to join the community of oware players on Facebook:

You can enjoy playing on an app against computer or with someone online
Download OwarePa game app from Play Store:

[RadishTheFool]

It's so interesting to see all the many different versions of Mancala in the world, so thank you very much for making videos about the versions you know. Also, your voice is pleasant to listen to, and it's so soothing to watch you play.

[jeant]

Thank you for sharing, I remember playing as a child, but forgot the name of the game. I remember if there were 4 in the house you win them.
Please demonstrate more, just love watching, I must get this for my grandchildren.

[DiabaEdwige]

Thank you reminding of me the rules of one of childhood game again.

[multiples]

Thank you very much for sharing your video is very informative😊❤️

[argonwheatbelly]

J'aime vraiment ce jeu! Variation impressionnante, voilà quoi!

[andstuff]

What determines who goes first in the following rounds?

[callmebell]

Hello, pls what if there person doesn't notice that he /she won (or wins one as in 4 ) will u just continue without telling the person?