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O Conselho Deliberativo do Palmeiras chancelou nesta segunda-feira (14) as chapas que concorrem à presidência do clube. A atual presidente Leila Pereira, do “Palmeiras Campeão”, contou com 168 votos. Enquanto isso, Savério Orlandi, que lidera a oposição no “Palmeiras Minha Vida é Você”, teve 85 votos. Para seguir com as campanhas, os candidatos precisam ser aprovados pelo conselho. Cada um…

"Caps," also known as "Chapas" in Spanish, is a popular street game that transforms ordinary bottle caps into playing pieces for a makeshift version of soccer or hockey. Typically played outdoors, this game has simple rules and requires minimal equipment, making it accessible and popular among children and adolescents, particularly in Spanish-speaking countries.

The game setup involves an improvised playing field, often marked on the ground with chalk or set up with small objects to define goals at each end. The goals can be as simple as drawn lines or small boxes, depending on what's available. Players use bottle caps, which they often modify by filling them with clay, wax, or other materials to add weight and improve how they slide on the ground.

The gameplay is straightforward: players take turns flicking their bottle caps toward the opponent's goal, aiming to slide their "chapa" into the goal area to score a point. The game can be played individually or in teams, mirroring soccer's offensive and defensive dynamics but on a much smaller scale.

The strategic element of "Caps" involves positioning and flicking the caps in such a way to defend one's own goal while setting up future shots or disrupting the opponent's play. The game is usually played to a specific number of goals or for a set time limit.

One of the appealing aspects of "Caps" is its flexibility and the creativity it allows. Players often customize their caps with stickers, colors, or designs, and the rules can be adapted to suit the number of players or the available playing space. This flexibility, combined with the game's social nature, has helped maintain its popularity as a casual yet competitive activity.

The online version of this word game replicates it very well with the "winter" in the title making the field a little more slippery thus making the game more unpredictable and fun.