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A board game with a rich history and long tradition that develops analytical thinking through planning, combining, calculating, understanding opponents’ plans, and finding creative solutions.
A card game for four players, where the goal is to win more tricks with your partner than the opponents. Bridge tests logical thinking, pattern recognition, understanding your partner, and planning skills. Bridge is recognized as a mind sport by the Estonian Olympic Committee.
An enjoyable pastime for hobby players but can also be a truly sportlike experience for advanced players. Table tennis develops coordination, attention, and reaction, keeping the body toned and the mind sharp.
A game requiring skill, precision, and quick reaction. Usually played by four players in two teams, but can also be played by two. The game goes up to ten points, and the first team to score ten goals is crowned the winner.
Darts is a game of skill where hitting the target on the board with your dart requires great concentration, hand-eye coordination, and confident execution.
By estimates there are over one hundred thousand different board games in the world. It’s impossible to try them all, but every step in this direction develops the ability to recognize new patterns and ways of thinking — and they’re fun too!