Scopa
Scopa is one of Italy's most loved card games, played against the computer or other players.
Capture cards from the table, collect coins and the settebello, and aim for the decisive Scopa sweep. The first player to reach 11 points wins the game.
How to Play Scopa?
In Scopa you take turns playing one card from your hand. If the card's value matches a card on the table, or the total of several table cards, you capture them. If nothing matches, your card stays on the table for the next player. Clearing every card off the table in one move is a Scopa, worth an extra point.
At the end of each hand, points go to the player with the most cards, the most coins, the settebello (the seven of coins) and the best primiera, plus one point for every Scopa. Choose between single player against the computer and multiplayer, and pick the card deck you like before you start.
Tips and Tricks:
- Guard the settebello: The seven of coins is worth a point on its own, so capture it when you can.
- Collect coins: Taking the most coin cards scores a point at the end of the hand.
- Do not leave easy sweeps: Think before you leave a low card alone on the table, since it can hand your opponent a Scopa.
What Are the Controls for Scopa?
- Play a card: click or tap a card in your hand, then the cards you want to capture when there is a choice
Features
- The classic Italian card game, with the standard scoring
- Single player against the computer and multiplayer
- A choice of card decks
- A built-in rules page
For more card games, try Golf Solitaire or Algerian Solitaire.
Scopa FAQ
Who made Scopa?
Scopa was made by Code This Lab srl.
Is Scopa free to play?
Yes. Scopa is free to play on HahaGames, and you don't need an account.
Can I play Scopa on a Chromebook?
Yes. Scopa runs in the browser on Chromebooks, Windows PCs and Macs, with nothing to download or install. It works on phones and tablets too.
