Segur Etug

Segur Etug is an Australian aboriginal word meaning 'play'. This particular aboriginal game is a guessing game.

Age: All ages

No. of players: 4+ players

Equipment: A number of small objects such as pebbles or marbles.

Time: 5+ minutes

Aim: To correctly guess the number of items.

Many traditional games involve a lot of intricate rules or elaborate equipment. Simple games often require good physical co-ordination or strength to win. This game is different since it does not need any special equipment or dexterity to win. It can be played by adults and children of all ages, using nothing more than a handful of pebbles.

1. To play the game, one player selects a number of pebbles and hides them in his closed hand.

2. Each of the other players takes turns guessing how many pebbles are in the player's hand.

3. The winner is the player who guesses correctly. He then has the next turn hiding the pebbles in his hand.

Source: Adapted from "Yulunga Traditional Indigenous Games" by the Australian Sports Commission www.ausport.gov.au


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