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Encyclopedia ID 463
Dots and Boxes
Also known as Pipopipette · La Pipopipette

Players alternate drawing one line between two neighbouring dots; whoever closes the fourth side of a box claims it and moves again; most boxes wins.
Heritage note
Part of the living heritage of France.
Origins
A living tradition passed from person to person; it is not tied to a single dated origin. It belongs to the cultural world of Celtic and Atlantic Europe.
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