Heads or Tails

Face or Crown is a simple game, which consists of throwing a coin into the air to then check which of its sides was facing up after its fall. It is commonly used to choose between two alternatives or to resolve a dispute between two parties.

How it works:

The disputing parties decide which side of the coin will correspond to each of them. If the first one chooses one face, the other will necessarily correspond to the opposite face. In the case of a process of choice, the person designates, at his discretion, which of the alternatives he will assign to each side of the coin. The coin is then thrown into the air, so that it spins around its own axis, and its fall is trimmed with the hands. In some cases, one may prefer to wait for the coin to fall to the floor. Win the party that chose the face of the coin that was facing up. In the case of a process of choice, the option previously designated on that side of the coin is decided.