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Frequently Asked Questions

• How are the cards dealt in scopa VIP games?

  Each card has also Prime (Primiera) value, which is used at the end of a hand. The dealer gives 3 cards initially to all players; also, the dealer places 4 cards face-up on the table. When playing with 4 players, the cards are dealt and played in a counter-clockwise direction.

• How are you supposed to play SCOPA in turn?

  Players play in turn (in a counter-clockwise direction), each one placing 1 card on the table trying to capture some of the cards on the table and make a trick. After playing the 3 cards they have, the players obtain 3 more cards from the deck of cards that are not used yet.

• What happens at the end of a scopa game?

  After the final card is played one of the following happens: If the last card captures all available cards they go to the last player (it is called Scopa). If 1 or more cards remain on the table, they are automatically taken by the player who most recently captured cards. At the end of a hand the teams review the captured cards.

• How is the game Escoba similar to Scopa?

  Escoba is very similar to the Italian game called “Scopa”, particularly to the variation “Scopa a Quindici”. The main goal of the game is to combine one of your cards with some of cards on the table, so that the sum of the captured cards is 15.