LBC CUP Palarong Pinoy Hongkong

Jack en Poy..

Jakempoy, Jack en poy, dyak en poy, dyakempoy... is a local version of rock-paper-scissors (bato, papel, gunting).

"Jackempoy, hale-hale-hoy! Sinong matalo s-yang unggoy!!!

OFFICIAL MECHANICS OF THE GAME!

Each team has five (5) members holding a rock/paper/scissor image. Opposing team will line up and each member will fight to win the battle. The team who got the first five (5) points wins.

Maximum participating team for this game is eight (8) teams.

WINNER(TEAM 1 vs. TEAM 2) VS WINNER(TEAM 3 vs. TEAM 4)
WINNER(TEAM 5 vs. TEAM 6 VS WINNER(TEAM 7 vs. TEAM 8)

WINNER A VS. WINNER B = CHAMPION!!!

PIKO

Playing "piko" is very simple. All you need to have is marker usually "chalk"or "crayola" or anything than can be use to draw lines in the concrete ground. Some plays in plain ground, a sandy loam soil, and draws the mark using a stick.

whoever has the most number of "BAHAY" wins!

MAX of 8 participating teams

"KADANG-KADANG

The term kadang-kadang translates to “simple game” and the game goes by its name as a basic racing recreational activity. The coconut husk is used by the player to carry himself and outrun the other members of the opposing team. Each member gets his/her turn and the team finishing the race first is the winner

MAX OF 8 PARTICIPATING TEAMS