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This document describes several traditional games played in the Philippines. Piko involves throwing markers towards the center of a diagram to determine turn order. Luksong Tinik is a jumping game where two players sit facing each other and must jump over each other's feet and hands. Sipa involves kicking a ball up and down until it touches the ground to score points. Palo-Sebo has participants race to climb a bamboo pole. Finally, Patintero is a tag game where passers try to cross lines while line guards tag them with their hands within a time limit.
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