The 4 Bead game, also known as 4 Teni, Sholo Guti, or 4 Daane, is an engaging strategy game designed for two players. Each participant starts with 4 beads, and the objective is to protect your beads while attempting to capture all of your opponent's beads. The game begins automatically once both players have registered, with the first player making the initial move.

During each turn, a player must choose one of their beads to move. There are two distinct ways to maneuver your beads:

1. **Moving to the Nearest Destination:** A player can move their bead to the nearest unoccupied spot. This method is primarily used to safeguard your beads from being captured. It's important to note that a player can only move their bead to the nearest spot once per turn.

2. **Crossing an Opponent's Bead:** If a player's nearest possible move is to a spot occupied by an opponent's bead, and the spot beyond that bead is empty, the player can 'cross' the opponent's bead, effectively capturing it. After crossing an opponent's bead, the player must end their turn by either clicking the 'PASS' button or by selecting another bead to move if they have made a capture. Players can cross multiple opponent beads in a single turn, provided the conditions are met.

The game concludes when one player loses all four of their beads. For example, if Player 1 loses all their beads first, Player 2 is declared the winner. This simple yet strategic game challenges players to think several moves ahead, making it a test of both tactics and foresight.