Box Dice 1864

The game is started by any participant, later they take turns. In his turn, the participant consistently throws the bone twice. The first throw determines how large a cell block it should fit in the game plan. The second throw determines the number of blocks that must be placed on it. The participant places the blocks horizontally or vertically, crossing out the cells entering the given block in the game plan. The thickness of the block is always one cell, the block can start from any cell, the blocks can touch the ends or sides, but cannot cross or place on top of each other, the block cannot be curved, the block cannot go beyond the game plan. The participant continues to throw the dice and place the blocks as long as he can place the blocks in the game plan. When this opportunity disappears from him, he finishes the game and counts the number of penalty points equal to the number of unclosed cells. The winner is the participant who scored the least number of penalty points.