"Futbolito"

"Futbolito"


Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico (MX)
The most common English names are table football, footzy, bar football and foosball, though table soccer is also used. Among French-style players it is known as baby-foot.[9] Foosball is also known as "fußball" (German for football), although in Germany the game is most often called "Kicker". In Italy the most used names are "gitoni", "biliardino" and "calcio balilla". In Hungary it is called "csocsó". In Pakistan it is also known as "Patti". Through Brazilian regions, it has received several names, like "totó", "pebolim" or "fla-flu". In Spain the game is called "futbolín". In Argentina, table football is known as "metegol", and in other Latin American countries, it is known as "canchitas" or "futbolito". In Bulgaria the game is called "djaga". In Turkey the game is called "Langırt". In Chile the game is known as "tacataca". In Portugal it is called "matraquilhos". In the Netherlands the game is called "tafelvoetbal". In Canada it is widely known as "gitoni"
The most common English names are table football, footzy, bar football and foosball, though table soccer is also used. Among French-style players it is known as baby-foot.[9] Foosball is also known as "fußball" (German for football), although in Germany the game is most often called "Kicker". In Italy the most used names are "gitoni", "biliardino" and "calcio balilla". In Hungary it is called "csocsó". In Pakistan it is also known as "Patti". Through Brazilian regions, it has received several names, like "totó", "pebolim" or "fla-flu". In Spain the game is called "futbolín". In Argentina, table football is known as "metegol", and in other Latin American countries, it is known as "canchitas" or "futbolito". In Bulgaria the game is called "djaga". In Turkey the game is called "Langırt". In Chile the game is known as "tacataca". In Portugal it is called "matraquilhos". In the Netherlands the game is called "tafelvoetbal". In Canada it is widely known as "gitoni"
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