Shift one wheel.
Choose a column and move it up or down by one symbol. The other two columns hold their positions, and you cannot undo the step to take a second movement.
See the six-symbol loopMAVORENALI / THE SHARED-TABLE EDITION
Make your move.
Make room for theirs.
A Coinstrike-inspired tabletop concept built around a very human rhythm: look together, shift one wheel, collect a small reward and pass the board. Bright symbols meet warm company.
Physical rules for 2–4 players · Two-seat browser demonstration
12 collected turnsin the complete two-seat demonstration
6 turns apiecewith a visible handover after each one
2 separate cardseach seat decides when its Strike is useful
THE TABLE BELONGS TO BOTH OF YOU
One rack changes.
Two stories grow.
Peach collects into one tray; Plum builds another. The wheels stay exactly where the previous player left them, so a useful movement also shapes the choice your neighbour receives. Your badges and Strike card stay personal.
The local demonstration follows every turn through the closing count. A separate pass button makes the handover deliberate. It also gives you a moment to read the result before the next player takes control.
ROUND 1Peach
then Plum
then Plum
ROUND 2Peach
then Plum
then Plum
ROUND 3Peach
then Plum
then Plum
ROUND 4Peach
then Plum
then Plum
ROUND 5Peach
then Plum
then Plum
ROUND 6Peach
then Plum
then Plum
THE PLEASURE IS IN THE SMALL STEPS
A turn has three clear parts.
Begin with the visible board. There is no random spin, hidden draw or automated extra turn to learn.
Name your line.
Inspect the three rows and two diagonals. Select just one route, then read its three symbols in their final positions.
Learn the five legal linesGather and hand over.
Take the point coins and any matching badge. Record a used Strike, leave the physical wheels in place and invite the next seat to begin.
Keep the short rules nearby1POINT COINS
TRY THE AWARD COUNTER
Count the chosen three.
Three different symbols: one score coin, with no collection badge.
Only your selected line pays a point award. A second match elsewhere on the rack belongs to the board, not to this collection.
A COLLECTION WITH SIX IDENTITIES
Familiar shapes, different keepsakes.
Cherries, lemon, grapes, bell, seven and coin occupy equal places in the wheel sequence. A pair or triple supplies one badge of the matching type. Repeating a badge is allowed, but each different identity contributes two points at the finish.
Cherries
Lemon
Grapes
Bell
Seven
Coin
ONE PERSONAL DECISION
Save the spark.
Or use it well.
Your Strike card temporarily copies a symbol already present on the chosen line into one other position. A pair can become a triple; three different symbols can become a pair. The underlying wheel never changes.
Use the card once, or retain it for one point at the end. The useful question is which badge and immediate award the copy creates for your own tray.
THE CLOSING CONVERSATION
More coins is only part of it.
| What is counted | Peach | Plum |
|---|---|---|
| Point coins | 12 | 14 |
| Different badges × 2 | 3 × 2 | 2 × 2 |
| Unspent Strike | 1 | 0 |
| Final total | 19 | 18 |
Equal totals are compared by badge variety. If that is equal too, share the result. Everyone completes their sixth turn before any closing comparison is made.
GOOD COMPANY, CLEAR COMPONENTS
Make the first handover comfortable.
Read the initial symbols aloud, keep the point supply within reach and practise one movement before the proper opening. Agree that advice is welcome only when the active player asks for it. A slower first round is a useful introduction, not a failed start.
A few things to settle before sitting down.
Can we use the browser table together?
Yes. Two people can share one device and alternate between the Peach and Plum seats. It is a local demonstration, with no online opponent or account. The written physical rules also explain groups of three or four.
Do the point coins represent money?
They are scoring pieces within this tabletop concept. There is no stake, cash prize, purchase of turns or conversion into money. A coin picture on a wheel is simply one of the six symbol identities.
Does the rack reset between players?
No. Each legal movement leaves a new visible position for the following seat. Reset session clears the whole demonstration and restores the opening, so use it only when you want to start again.
What happens to the game after a reload?
The current two-seat session disappears when the page reloads or closes. Only an optional notice preference can be remembered. Keep your own written score if you need a record beyond this visit.
Is there a boxed edition to order?
Mavorenali presents an original tabletop interpretation and illustrative components. It does not offer a manufactured box or claim affiliation with a slot provider. Read the toolkit before planning a physical adaptation.
Where should a confusing example go?
The contact page prepares an email draft for review. Include the wheel movement, selected line and three symbols, so the question can be understood without relying on a screenshot alone.