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How to play a "Squid Game"?


As Netflix’s squid game took the top spot in popularity, the Korean traditional game called squid game has became popular. I looked for related books and articles to share how to play the game with you. 

The shape of the game almost resembles a squid, which is divided into 5 parts.
 (Names of the parts are different from actual  functional parts of a real squid, but does not matter as it is just a game) 



– Each team members consist of around 5 to 6.
– Teams  are  positioning as below 
– There should be two teams;  Attacking Team and  Depending Team


– There are safe zones where the attacking team can rest: Head, Space and Tail.(Except for the body, everything else is the safe zone for the attacking team.) Therefore, the persons whose both feet touch the floor are to be out!

– The defending team cannot enter that safe zones.

– The only place the persons can enter inside is the tail part, which is the entrance to the body. Only though the tail, the persons can go out of the body and enter into the body.

– When the attacking team moves, it needs to move on poker feet (one foot).

– In order to touch the ground by both feet (to take rest) , they should put one foot on any part of the squid and touch outside of the line by another foot.



How to win the game?


1. While the attacking and defending teams are struggling each other,
(if the defending team is busy defending and carelessly lost attention to guard the tri angle zone…)

When any attacking team member near to the tail part crosses the body through the tail and step on the triangle zone saying “Hurray!! (in Korean “Mansei)”, the attacking team wins!! 

2. When one of the two teams is wiped out (in case all team members are out), the remaining team wins.
 
※ How to win the game more easily.
When the attackers cross the squid body, they should move on poker feet (one foot). However, one of game rules gives easy way to win as follows;  (to be invincible body) 


Like the above drawing, if any attacker crosses the spaces in either ① or  ② way, he/she will be an invincible body (so called “Arm-Hang-Eo-Sa in Korean) who can walk by both feet in any place.)

Once anybody became Arm-Hang-Eo-Sa, Winning is a piece of cake.


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