Bagh Chal Two Player

Goats to playTaken / in hand0/0

Play Bagh Chal on One Device

Set one phone, tablet, or computer between you and start right away. There is no room to create, no sign-in, and no connection to wait for. Goats place first. Move, pass the device across, and decide on takebacks before the first game.

Two players sharing one device for a face-to-face Bagh Chal game

Follow the Turn

The status bar tells you whether goats or tigers are up. During placement, tap an empty point. During movement, tap your piece, then a legal point. Tapping the wrong side or an illegal point does not spend the turn, so pass the device across only after the move is complete.

Turn orderGoats firstShared device
Two players discussing a jump landing and a corner trap

Legal Does Not Mean Best

Most beginner debates come down to three questions: is a jump still open, can the corner tiger still walk out, and should another goat stay in hand? The board only accepts legal Bagh Chal moves. A move can be legal and still leave a landing square.

Block jumpsCorner trapsGoats in hand
Replaying a same-device Bagh Chal game from the move list

Swap Sides After Each Game

Because goats always open, the fairest short set gives each person one game as goats. The move list records every placement and jump, so you can replay the turn when a capture appeared or a tiger was boxed in.

Two-game setSwap goatsReplay

2players

1shared device

Undoif both players agree

Replayafter the game ends