ŞEHIT MEDNAN TUNA -TOPAÇ

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TOPAÇ 


This game must be played on a hard and flat surface. 

Each player must have a top that is unique to him. It is possible to turn the top in the best way by paying attention to the details. 

The spinning top is quickly thrown to the ground with its pointed end touching the ground and quickly withdrawn. With the movements made, the top starts to spin differently as it gains more momentum. 

There are many different rules in the game of Topaç. 

In particular, the playground to be played must be suitable for the top game. The floor needs to be flat and smooth. 

How many players will play spinning tops, they must have their own tops. 

The free end of the spinning top threads should be tied neatly to the middle finger of the hand, very tightly.


 Enjoy it dear partners!

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