Yut Nori Rules & Video Guide + Printable PDF | Queensell

Yut Nori is a traditional Korean board game of luck and teamwork, played by tossing sticks to race your pieces home.

Watch the short video guides below or download the printable rules to start playing in minutes.

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Yut Nori Rules

Yut Nori is a Korean racing game that people traditionally play at Lunar New Year. There are no dice here, but there are four sticks. You toss them and see how many land flat side up, and that’s how many steps you take. If all four land flat or none do, congrats, you get to throw again. Everyone has four pieces, and each one has to go all the way around the board. Whoever gets all four home first wins.

Along the way, you can take shortcuts, knock opponents back to the start (they have to begin again), and there are plenty of other fun moments. You need both luck and a smart plan.

Learn Yut Nori with Videos & a Printable Guide

This game is better seen once: how to toss the sticks, how to count steps, and where you can take a shortcut. The videos also show how pieces move as a pair and how bonus throws work, which are easy to miss in text. Hit play and try it. In a few minutes you’ll be tossing sticks like a pro. And if you want the Yut Nori rules to be always at hand, download the printable guide and keep it next to the board.

Explore More About Yut Nori

It’s a great game for a group, and you can learn more about it, including its history and different tricks, on our blog. We’ve also gathered everything there that sets the mood for evenings at the table: ideas for family get-togethers, stories about how games help kids learn, and tips on what to give as gifts for the holidays.