The 4 Bead (4 Teni/Sholo Guti/4 Daane) game is an engaging strategy game that pits two players against each other. Each participant begins with 4 beads, and the objective is to protect your beads while attempting to capture those of your opponent. The game kicks off automatically once both players have registered.

Gameplay begins with the first player choosing a bead and moving it to the nearest available spot. This movement is crucial as it can only be done once per turn. The second player then takes their turn, following the same rule. Players have two primary ways to move their beads:

1. By Moving to the Nearest Spot: This method allows players to safeguard their beads from being captured by the opponent. A bead can only be moved to the nearest unoccupied position once during a player's turn.
2. By Crossing an Opponent's Bead: If a player's nearest move involves an opponent's bead, and the spot beyond it is empty, the player can 'cross' the opponent's bead. This move allows the player to capture the opponent's bead. After crossing, the player must end their turn by clicking the 'PASS' button or by selecting the bead they moved after crossing. Notably, players can cross multiple opponent beads in a single turn if the conditions are met.

The game concludes when one player loses all their beads. For example, if Player One loses all their beads first, Player Two is declared the winner.

This simple yet strategic game tests players' foresight and tactical skills, making it a fun and challenging pastime.