It was used in a giant size in 1984 in the Spanish most famous TV contest "Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez" (on which the British "Three, two, one" was based)and shortly later comerciallized as a board game for the general public. Game about moving pawns through a locker until you reach the end of the course or fall eliminated. Slightly based on the Game of the Goose. The route has bifurcations, and each square has different effects: the highlighted "La Chárcel", which obligates the player to answer a question or to do a try-out the first time or stop playing; "El Chobstáculo", like the previous one but with two opportunities; "El Saltichollo", with similar effect to the Goose; and "The Retrochollo", similar to the previous one, but backwards. Se utilizó en un formato gigante en 1984 en el concurso de TV "Un, dos, tres... responda otra vez", para ser comercializado al poco tiempo como juego de mesa para el público general. Juego de mover fichas por un casillero hasta llegar al final del recorrido o caer eliminado. Ligeramente basado en el Juego de la Oca. El recorrido tenía bifurcaciones, y cada casilla tenía efectos diferentes. Destacaban "La Chárcel", que obligaba a contestar una pregunta o hacer una prueba a la primera o dejar de jugar, "El Chobstáculo", igual que la anterior pero con dos oportunidades, "El Saltichollo", con efecto similar a la oca, y "El Retrochollo", similar a la anterior, pero hacia atrás.