The 4 Bead game, also known as 4 Teni, Sholo Guti, or 4 Daane, is an engaging strategy game that can be enjoyed by two players. Each player begins with 4 beads, and the objective is to strategically maneuver and protect these beads from being captured by the opponent. The game commences automatically once both players have registered.

Gameplay starts with the first player making a move, followed by the second player. On each turn, players must select one of their beads and move it to the nearest available position. This movement can be executed in one of two distinct ways:

1. By Moving to the Nearest Position: Players can move their bead to the closest unoccupied spot. This move is limited to once per turn, ensuring a strategic approach to protect their beads from the opponent.
2. By Crossing an Opponent's Bead: If the nearest position is occupied by an opponent's bead, and the position immediately beyond that bead is empty, players can 'cross' the opponent's bead to the empty spot. This action allows players to potentially capture an opponent's bead. After crossing, players must either click the 'PASS' button to end their turn or select another bead to move if they have any additional moves available within that turn. Note that players can cross multiple beads in a single turn if the conditions are met.

The game's outcome hinges on which player loses all their beads first. For example, if Player 1 loses all their beads before Player 2, then Player 2 emerges as the winner. This simple yet strategic game requires careful planning and tactical bead movement to outmaneuver the opponent and secure victory.