Rayuela Chilena
- Flat metal discs (tejos), one per player or pair
- A rubber band or thin cord stretched across a shallow pit of soft clay or sand
Players throw from a line roughly 10-12m away from the clay pit where the target cord is stretched.
A thin cord or rubber band is stretched taut across the middle of a shallow pit filled with soft, damp clay or sand.
Players take turns throwing their flat metal disc underhand from the marked throwing line, aiming to land the disc as close to the cord as possible.
A disc that lands touching the cord without moving it earns a middling score, while one that stops exactly on top of the cord and holds it down earns the highest score.
Discs that land far from the cord, or that knock it out of position without stopping on it, earn few or no points for that throw.
After both players or teams have thrown all their discs, the distances and cord contact are compared to tally the round's score.
Play continues over multiple rounds until a team reaches an agreed target score, decided in advance by the players.