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Plakoto

Greek tables game

Plakoto (Πλακωτό) is a tables game for two players that is popular in Greece. The object is for the player to bring all 15 pieces around to his or her

Plakoto

Tavli

Greek tables game

which comprises three different variants played in succession: Portes, Plakoto and Fevga. These are played in a cycle until one player reaches the target

Tavli

Backgammon

Board and dice game for two players

reaches a score of 7 or 5. Coan ki is an ancient Chinese tables game. Plakoto, Fevga and Portes are three varieties of tables games played in Greece

Backgammon

Tables game

Class of board game

trapped and not permitted to move until the covering man is moved off. Plakoto is an example of a pinning game. A running game is a game in which no hitting

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Pelekas

Community in Greece

following villages: Pelekas Agios Onoufrios Avramis Glyfada Kokkinogeia Plakoto List of settlements in the Corfu regional unit "Αποτελέσματα Απογραφής

Pelekas

Fevga

Greek tables game

one of three different games in succession – the others being Portes and Plakoto – in social gatherings or coffee shops. When played in this way, it is

Fevga

Glossary of tables game terms

movement. pinning game A game in which pinning a blot is permitted. Example: Plakoto. pip, pips The spots on the dice. play To move a man based on the roll

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Gioul

Levantine tables game

and may have originated in Turkey. The set up and play are as in Greek Plakoto, blocking is as in Moultezim and doublets are very powerful as in the game

Gioul

Scuola dei Greci

Greek school in Venice

Notaras Zacharias Calliergi Onufri Flanginian School Scuola degli Albanesi Plakotos 2016:The confraternity was an institution for subjects from particular

Scuola dei Greci

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Ionian school (painting)

School of painting

local museum. Other contemporary artists of Doxaras were Ieronymos Stratis Plakotos (c.1662-1728), also from Zakynthos, and the Corfiot Stefanos Pazigetis

Ionian school (painting)

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S1ngles

2005 Greek TV series or program

she hits him with a cell phone on the head. Six characters play doors, plakoto and leave. What will happen when their paths cross? 23 2 "Chasing The Rainbow"

S1ngles

Trictrac

Form of backgammon

storage for men that have been borne off. Jacquet (also known as mültezim), plakoto (also known as mahbousa), and fevga (also known as tapa) have no hitting

Trictrac

History and culture of trictrac

mültezim in Turkey; Greek boards had never been drilled, and served for plakoto and backgammon in addition. A trictrac board can serve for essentially

History and culture of trictrac

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Ludus Anglicorum

14th-century English tables game

same group as the French games of Tieste and Impérial, the Greek game of Plakoto and the Italian game of Testa, as well as Spanish Emperador. The normal

Ludus Anglicorum

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Gul bara

Mediterranean tables game

is, it is a running game like jacquet rather than a pinning game like plakoto, a hitting game like backgammon, or a scoring game like trictrac). One

Gul bara

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History of Zakynthos

History of the Greek island

victims of the 1728 plague was the painter and sometime doctor, Hieronymous Plakotos. He and his son died in his doctor's clinic and the local authorities decided

History of Zakynthos

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Parelioi

Municipal unit in Greece

Marmaro Pelekas (Pelekas, Avramis, Agios Onoufrios, Glyfada, Kokkinogeia, Plakoto) Sinarades (Sinarades, Aspai, Kontogialos) The economy of Parelioi is mainly

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