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How to Play




The referee spins the spinner, then calls out the body part
and the color that the arrow points to. For example, the
referee may call out: "Right hand, red." All players, at the same time,
must then try to follow the referee's directions
as explained below.


• Each player must try to place the called-out body part on a
  vacant
  circle of the called-out color. For [example, if the referee
  calls out "Right hand, red," each player must try to place a
  right hand
  on any vacant red circle.
  
• If your called-out hand or foot is already on a circle
  of the called-out color, you must try to move it to another circle
  of the same
  color.
  
  
• There can never be more than one hand or foot on any one
  circle. If two or more players reach for the same circle, the
  referee must decide which player got there first. The other
  player(s) must find another vacant circle of the same color.
  
• Never remove your hand
  or foot from a circle unless you're directed to by the referee
  after a spin.
  Exception:
  You may lift a hand or foot to allow another hand or foot to pass
  by, as long as you announce it to the referee beforehand,
  and replace it on its circle immediately afterward.
  
• If all 6 circles of a color are already covered,
  the referee must spin again until a different color can be called
  out.

Strategy:
Try moving toward an opponent's portion of the mat, forcing the player
to go over or under you to place a hand or foot!

Being Eliminated

Any player who falls, or touches the mat with an elbow or knee,
is immediately out of the game. (If you feel that a new position is
impossible, or will cause you to fall,
you may elminiate yourself.)

In a 2-player game, the game ends and the remaining player wins.
In a 3-player game, the remaining
two players keep playing until one player is eliminated and the
remaining player wins.