The game of Escoba (in English literally “broom”), also called “Escoba of 15” or “Royal Escoba”, is a variant of the Italian card game very popular in Spain and some areas of Latin America.
Autres jeux aux règles similaires : Scopa (Italie), Escopa (Brésil)…
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Objectif du jeu
4 personnes jouent par binôme avec le jeu espagnol de 40 cartes (8 et 9 non incluses).
The main objective of the game is to get the cards on the table. To do this, you must combine a card from your hand with the cards on the table so that they add up to 15.
For example, if a player has a king in his hand (worth 10), they can combine it with the cards on the table Roi + 2 + 3 = 15.
The points depend on the cards obtained and the actions performed. Le premier binôme à atteindre 11 points remporte la partie.
Valeur des cartes
| Image | Carte | Valeur |
|---|---|---|
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Roi | 10 |
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Cavalier | 9 |
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Valet | 8 |
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Reste des cartes | Votre propre valeur |
Comment jouer au jeu Escoba
The game begins by dealing 3 cards to each player and placing 4 cards face up on the table.
- Each player in turn will try to complete a combination of 15 points to get the cards.
- If a player cannot make any combination, they must discard one card and place it face up on the board.
If you detect that several cards on the board make a total of 15, you can draw them at the start of your turn!
When the players have no more cards, 3 cards are dealt again to each player. This is repeated until there are no cards left in the deck.
At the end of the round, the player who made the last move draws the remaining cards from the table. After this, the round is scored, and the deal progresses to the next player on the right.
If both teams exceed the point limit at the end of the game, the team with the most points wins. In case of a tie, the following order will be considered: number of “escobas”, number of deniers, number of sevens of deniers, number of sevens and number of cards.
Escoba
- Escoba
- If a player manages to combine all the cards on the table (“sweeps” the table), they get a “escoba” and score 1 extra point.
- « Escoba » en main
- Sometimes, the dealer may score 1 or 2 brooms with the cards he has just placed on the table. This move is called hand “escoba” (“hand broom”).
For example, the dealer places Valet + 7 + Cavalier + 6 on the table. He gets 2 “escobas” automatically because there are 2 combinations of 15 points each.
Nombre de points
After each round, players score points according to the cards and “escobas” obtained.
| Cartes | Points |
|---|---|
| Escoba | 1 point |
| Toutes les cartes de deniers | 2 points |
| Le plus grand nombre de deniers |
1 point Also in case of a tie |
| 7 de denier | 1 point |
| Tous les 7 | 2 points |
| Le plus grand nombre de sept |
1 point Also in case of a tie |
| Le plus des cartes |
1 point Also in case of a tie |
Points d'expérience et classement
Tu connais déjà les règles du jeu Escoba. Jouez maintenant pour obtenir des points d'expérience , augmenter votre niveau et améliorer votre classement.
| Action | Points |
|---|---|
| Jouer à une partie | 17 |
| Gagner une partie | 29 |
| Escoba | 1 |
Si un joueur quitte la partie, aucun point ne sera attribué.
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