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Rulebook Squid Game

The document outlines the rules for a game called 'Five Legged Tetrathlon,' where teams of 2-4 players compete in a relay race consisting of four mini-games: Ddakji, Gong-gi, KANCHE, and Jegi. Players must complete their assigned mini-games within four minutes, and teams earn rewards based on their performance, including a prize pool starting at 200 rupees. Specific rules for gameplay and player participation are also detailed, along with the penalties for failing to complete tasks.

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Rulebook Squid Game

The document outlines the rules for a game called 'Five Legged Tetrathlon,' where teams of 2-4 players compete in a relay race consisting of four mini-games: Ddakji, Gong-gi, KANCHE, and Jegi. Players must complete their assigned mini-games within four minutes, and teams earn rewards based on their performance, including a prize pool starting at 200 rupees. Specific rules for gameplay and player participation are also detailed, along with the penalties for failing to complete tasks.

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SQUIDDIES

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GAMES
2025

W h at ’ s m o r e c r i n g e ?

OUR GAMES OR YOUR PERFORMANCE

C AT C H Y O U N E X T T O A N T I A L C O H O L
Rulebook
THE GAME
five LEGGED TETRATHLON

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players WILL TAKE PART into this FIVE-legged relay race. Each team
consists of two to four players, who must attempt to finish the race in
FOUR minutes. In that time, each player must complete a different mini-
game. Teams can only move onto the next mini-game once a player has
completed the task at hand.

THE GAMEs within the game


The games within the tetrathlon are: Ddakji, Gong-gi, KANCHE, Jegi. The
rules for these mini-games are as follows
Ddakji: The rules for this game are the same as in squid game — You
will be keeping one tile on the table and try to flip it by using the
other tile — And Note that if your tile flipped twice in the air it
won’t be considered
Gong-gi: To win Gong-gi, a player must throw five die’s on the surface
— Throw one die in the air, pick up another die from the surface, and
catch the thrown die in the same hand before it falls, Repeat until
all dice are caught — Throw one die in the air, grab two dice from
the surface simultaneously, and catch the thrown die, Repeat until
all dice are caught — Same for three and four — Throw all five dice
in the air at once and catch them in the same hand.

Rulebook
KANCHE: To win kanche, a player need to throw a die — then the
player need to eliminate marbles (as determined from the die) from
the circle by using six marbles — if you miss all the six marbles you

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need to go pick them back and continue the game
Jegi: To win, players must kick a jegi — which looks a bit like a
badminton shuttlecock — with their feet or ankles Five times in a
row.

Note:-If a player misses or couldn’t able to complete the tasks in the


mini games they need to start that mini game from start.

Note:-In the start of the game itself team need to decide who will play
which game — And teams need to follow the following rules.

no. of players No. of GaMES TO BE amount need TO BE

in a team PLAYED BY EACH PLAYER PAiD BY EACH PLAYER


TWO TWO MINI GAMES EACH 50 rupees
THREE AT LEAST ONE MINI GAME EACH 40 rupees
FOUR ONE MINI GAME EACH 30 rupees

and once a player starts a mini game only that person need to complete
— that is players can’t switch there game after the game is started.
prize pool
winners:-if any team completes all the mini games — they will get
complete prize pool.

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if any team completes at least two mini games they will be rewarded a
chocolate.

prize pool:-prize pool initially starts from 200 rupees — and 50 percent
of amount paid by the participants will be added to the prize pool — and
maximum amount in the prize pool will be 1000 rupees

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