Button Soccer, also known as Table Soccer or Futebol de Botão, is a timeless tabletop sport that originated in Hungary and flourished in Brazil, where it became a full-fledged table sport. Played on a large smooth surface, usually a table, round pieces – the buttons – are pushed with a finger, a stick, or a comb. Each match mirrors a real soccer game: players act as coaches, maneuvering the buttons that represent the athletes. There are several rule sets, ranging from casual, easy‑to‑learn versions to highly detailed official regulations used in tournaments. In Brazil, regional variations (Bahia, Rio, São Paulo) add local flavor, while Hungary maintains two main versions. The core mechanic is flicking, demanding dexterity and precision to launch a button toward the goal while dodging opponents. The game also uses an Area Majority/Influence element, as players vie for control of zones on the board, and it incorporates simulation aspects by reproducing soccer tactics and pacing. A typical game lasts about 50 minutes, and its low complexity rating (1.8/5) means the rules are simple, though mastering the flick takes practice. Designed for two players, it offers a fast, strategic, and physically engaging duel. The most iconic components are the table and the buttons, which have evolved from wood to plastic to metal over the decades. In short, Button Soccer captures the thrill of classic tabletop soccer, blending nostalgia, manual skill, and tactical depth in an accessible, fun package.