He drops down to initial one- shin box. Final score, 6-6, tie game. Draw a race track with four lanes, one for each dreidl letter. The course should be no more than six spaces from start to finish. Each player chooses a letter, sets up a marker at the starting line in that lane.
Players spin the dreidl in turn, and the results advance racers in the matching lanes by one space.
In the first round, players spin twice and add the scores together. Players can then take additional spins to try to get as close to 18 as they can without going over. Pennies can be wagered to heighten the tension. The Jewish version of Musical Chairs. Player then has the option of trying for a homerun by predicting the next spin.