Cinco Huecos
- 1 marble per player
- A patch of dirt or sand for digging small holes
Five small holes are dug in a zigzag line spaced roughly 1-2m apart across an open dirt patch.
Five small holes are dug in a winding line across the playing area, numbered in the order players must visit them.
Each player flicks their marble with a thumb, trying to knock it into the first hole in as few flicks as possible.
Once a marble lands in a hole, the player's next flick must aim for the following hole in the sequence, continuing along the course in order.
A player may also flick their marble to strike an opponent's marble along the way, sending it off course and forcing that opponent to lose ground.
Players take turns flicking their own marble once per turn, working their way through all five holes and back to the start if local rules call for a return trip.
The first player to complete the full course in the correct order and number of holes wins the round.