The Official Rules of Tiddlywinks for Tournament Play
- The latest official rules for the game of tiddlywinks, approved by ETwA and sanctioned by NATwA and IFTwA
Proposed Updates to the Official Rules
- GitHub repository of the ETwA Rules Subcommittee
Historical Tournament Rules of Tiddlywinks and Proposed Rules
- Cambridge University, Rules of Tiddlywinks in The Thesis, 1955
- ETwA Rules as of 24 March 1959, from the official programme for the Empress Club vs. CUTwC royal match
- ETwA Rules, circa 1960 (HTML, PDF)
- International Rules of Tiddlywinks, from around 1960 to at latest mid-1963 (HTML)
- International Rules of Tiddlywinks, around 1967–1968
- The Rules of Tiddlywinks: a proposal of June 11, 1978, by Josef Sachs
- ETwA Rules, April 1987
- ETwA Rules, May 1990
- Toward IFTwA Rules of Tiddlywinks articles by Rick Tucker, April 1993, in Newswink 28
- ETwA and IFTwA Rules, 25 April 2004
Summaries of the Rules
- Charles Relle’s “simplified” (well, the rules are awfully complicated, aren’t they!) version of the rules
Historical Rules in Books
Historical Rules in Commercial Tiddlywinks Games
- Rules from McLoughlin Bros., Improved Game Tiddledy Winks, Patent Pending, 1890
Tiddlywinks Perversions… The Only Way to Have Fun!
Perversions are variations on the traditional tournament game. Just about anything goes!
- Sunshine’s remarkable tome, Alleghany Airlines Book Club Presents, from February 1976, is the source authority for all winks perversions
Additional Tiddlywinks Variations
- Michael Crick’s The Game of Squop, 10 March 1969