kartila

Game Concept: The game vendor uses a cardboard board (called a "kartala") containing a specific number of images or squares (e.g., 30 or 100 images). This free game, based on Sudanese heritage, is suitable for everyone and contains absolutely no advertisements. How to Play: The vendor covers or seals the images. Participants buy tickets or vouchers for a nominal fee, and each person reserves a specific image or number. If the image matches the hidden image, the winner receives a prize (such as a radio or watch). The game is exciting and depends on the vendor's skill in attracting buyers. Currently, you can offer, for example, the latest iPhone model for 100 Sudanese pounds. With 100 images, you could potentially earn 10,000 pounds from the participants, and you could buy the device for, say, 50,000 pounds. The winner would then buy the device for only 100 pounds. This is a trial version containing only 30 images. You can only use it once. Full version features: You can create an unlimited number of cartels. You can delete cartels. You can keep and create another one. You can edit. You can share the result with everyone. You can control the number of images (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 100, 200, etc.). Enjoy the full version!