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SpicyBrycey: /* Scoring */ the 6 prime scoring table says 18, the example below said 19. Corrected the number and the math

2026-08-17T02:25:45Z

Scoring: the 6 prime scoring table says 18, the example below said 19. Corrected the number and the math

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	For example, if a player's captured cards were {{club\|3}}{{club\|7}}{{club\|J}}{{diamond\|4}}{{diamond\|6}}{{spade\|2}}, they would score the {{club\|J}} {{diamond\|6}} and {{spade\|2}} for 10+19+12 = 41 prime.		For example, if a player's captured cards were {{club\|3}}{{club\|7}}{{club\|J}}{{diamond\|4}}{{diamond\|6}}{{spade\|2}}, they would score the {{club\|J}} {{diamond\|6}} and {{spade\|2}} for 10+18+12 = 40 prime.

	== Variations ==		== Variations ==

PiratJack: /* Scoring */ Formatting

2026-05-30T13:00:48Z

Scoring: Formatting

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	At the end of each hand, a point is awarded for each of the following:		At the end of each hand, a point is awarded for each of the following:
	*- Capturing the '''most cards'''		*Capturing the '''most cards'''
	*- Capturing the '''most coin cards'''		*Capturing the '''most coin cards'''
	*- Capturing the '''7 of coins''' (the beautiful 7, or ''sette bello'')		*Capturing the '''7 of coins''' (the beautiful 7, or ''sette bello'')
	*- Having the '''highest prime score''' (see below)		*Having the '''highest prime score''' (see below)

	Where a category is tied, no point is won for it.		Where a category is tied, no point is won for it.

Sammy McSam: Template:Card update

2024-02-18T20:39:39Z

Template:Card update

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			[[Category:Card games]]
	== Objective ==		== Objective ==

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	Each player will then play a card from their hand and may capture one or multiple cards from the table. Capturing is possible if the card's value is equal to the sum of the values of cards on the table. If a capture is impossible, the card is added to the table.		Each player will then play a card from their hand and may capture one or multiple cards from the table. Capturing is possible if the card's value is equal to the sum of the values of cards on the table. If a capture is impossible, the card is added to the table.
	Example: if the table has a {{card\|=2}}, a {{card\|=4}} and a {{card\|=5}}, and a player has an {{card\|=A}}, a {{card\|=5}} and a {{card\|=6}}, they may play the {{card\|=A}} (which will be added to the table), the {{card\|=5}} (by capturing the {{card\|=5}} on the table) or the {{card\|=6}} (which will capture the {{card\|=2}} and the {{card\|=4}}).		Example: if the table has a {{card\|2}}, a {{card\|4}} and a {{card\|5}}, and a player has an {{card\|A}}, a {{card\|5}} and a {{card\|6}}, they may play the {{card\|A}} (which will be added to the table), the {{card\|5}} (by capturing the {{card\|5}} on the table) or the {{card\|6}} (which will capture the {{card\|2}} and the {{card\|4}}).

	If multiple captures are possible, the capture with the fewest cards takes priority. Example: if the table has a {{card\|=2}}, a {{card\|=4}} and a {{card\|=6}}, if someone plays a {{card\|=6}}, they must capture the {{card\|=6}}. If multiple captures obeying this rule are possible, the player will be given the choice of capture.		If multiple captures are possible, the capture with the fewest cards takes priority. Example: if the table has a {{card\|2}}, a {{card\|4}} and a {{card\|6}}, if someone plays a {{card\|6}}, they must capture the {{card\|6}}. If multiple captures obeying this rule are possible, the player will be given the choice of capture.

	Once all players run out of cards, three new cards are dealt to each player.		Once all players run out of cards, three new cards are dealt to each player.
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	For example, if a player's captured cards were {{club\|=3}}{{club\|=7}}{{club\|=J}}{{diamond\|=4}}{{diamond\|=6}}{{spade\|=2}}, they would score the {{club\|=J}} {{diamond\|=6}} and {{spade\|=2}} for 10+19+12 = 41 prime.		For example, if a player's captured cards were {{club\|3}}{{club\|7}}{{club\|J}}{{diamond\|4}}{{diamond\|6}}{{spade\|2}}, they would score the {{club\|J}} {{diamond\|6}} and {{spade\|2}} for 10+19+12 = 41 prime.

	== Variations ==		== Variations ==

PiratJack: /* Scoring */ Corrected error on prime score for six cards

2023-08-09T18:41:46Z

Scoring: Corrected error on prime score for six cards

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	!6s		!6s
	\|19		\|18
	\|-		\|-
	!Aces		!Aces

Kengi: Changed to gender neutral language.

2023-05-12T17:59:02Z

Changed to gender neutral language.

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	For example, if the table has an Ace, a 2, a 4 and a 6, and a player has a 6.		For example, if the table has an Ace, a 2, a 4 and a 6, and a player has a 6.
	* Either the player can choose any combination: either 2+4 or 6		* Either the player can choose any combination: either 2+4 or 6
	* Or the player has to select the lowest number of cards: he can capture only the 6		* Or the player has to select the lowest number of cards: they can capture only the 6

	=== Cirulla ===		=== Cirulla ===

Kevan: already embedded on the BGA page

2023-03-02T12:44:10Z

already embedded on the BGA page

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	~~How to play https://youtu.be/H4c6MiayYNU~~

	== Objective ==		== Objective ==

Kevan: /* Overview */ format

2023-03-01T14:42:24Z

Overview: format

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==

	At the start of each hand, 4 cards are laid on the table and 3 are ~~distributed~~ to each player.		At the start of each hand, four cards are laid on the table and three are dealt to each player.

	Each player will then play a card from their hand and may capture one or multiple cards from the table. Capturing is possible if the card's value is equal to the sum of the values of cards on the table. If a capture is impossible, the card is added to the table.		Each player will then play a card from their hand and may capture one or multiple cards from the table. Capturing is possible if the card's value is equal to the sum of the values of cards on the table. If a capture is impossible, the card is added to the table.
	Example: if the table has a 2, a 4 and a 5, and a player has an ~~Ace~~, a 5 and a 6, they may play the ~~Ace~~ (which will be added to the table), the 5 (by capturing the table~~'s 5~~) or the 6 (which will capture the 2 and the 4).		Example: if the table has a {{card\|=2}}, a {{card\|=4}} and a {{card\|=5}}, and a player has an {{card\|=A}}, a {{card\|=5}} and a {{card\|=6}}, they may play the {{card\|=A}} (which will be added to the table), the {{card\|=5}} (by capturing the {{card\|=5}} on the table) or the {{card\|=6}} (which will capture the {{card\|=2}} and the {{card\|=4}}).

	If multiple captures are possible, the capture with the fewest cards takes priority. Example: if the table has a 2, a 4 and a 6, if someone plays a 6, they must capture the 6.		If multiple captures are possible, the capture with the fewest cards takes priority. Example: if the table has a {{card\|=2}}, a {{card\|=4}} and a {{card\|=6}}, if someone plays a {{card\|=6}}, they must capture the {{card\|=6}}. If multiple captures obeying this rule are possible, the player will be given the choice of capture.
	If multiple captures obeying this rule are possible, the player will be given the choice of capture.

	Once all players run out of cards, 3 new cards are ~~distributed~~ to each player.		Once all players run out of cards, three new cards are dealt to each player.

			When there are no cards left in the deck, all remaining cards are captured by the last player to have captured a card.

	~~Once there are no cards left in the deck, all remaining cards are captured by the last player who captured a card.~~
	Then, points are counted. If any player reaches or exceeds the target (11, 16, 21 or 31 points), they win. Otherwise, the deck is shuffled and the next hand starts.		Then, points are counted. If any player reaches or exceeds the target (11, 16, 21 or 31 points), they win. Otherwise, the deck is shuffled and the next hand starts.

Kevan: /* Prime score */

2023-03-01T14:39:55Z

Prime score

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	===Prime score===		===Prime score===
	A player's ''prime'' score is calculated by taking the highest card from each suit, among their captured cards, and summing the total.		A player's ''prime'' score is calculated by taking the highest card from each suit, among their captured cards, and summing the total, with each card worth the following

	{\| class="wikitable" border="2"		{\| class="wikitable" border="2"
			\|-
			!Card
			!Score
	\|-		\|-
	!7s		!7s

Kevan: /* Scoring */ clarify and format

2023-03-01T14:39:28Z

Scoring: clarify and format

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	== Scoring ==		== Scoring ==

	Whenever a player captures all the cards on the table, they win a Scopa point (~~Scopa~~ means sweep: they ~~sweeped~~ the table).		Whenever a player captures all the cards on the table, they immediately win a '''Scopa''' point ("scopa" means sweep: they swept the table). Exception: a Scopa is ''not'' awarded if it occurs on the play of the very last card in a hand.
	~~EXCEPTION~~: a Scopa is ~~NOT~~ awarded if it occurs on the play of the very last card in a hand.

	At the end of each hand, ~~a player wins~~ a point ~~if they~~:		At the end of each hand, a point is awarded for each of the following:
	* ~~Captured~~ the most cards		*- Capturing the '''most cards'''
	* ~~Captured~~ the most coin cards		*- Capturing the '''most coin cards'''
	* ~~Captured~~ the 7 of coins (the beautiful 7, or ''sette bello'')		*- Capturing the '''7 of coins''' (the beautiful 7, or ''sette bello'')
	* ~~Has~~ the ~~highest~~ ''prime'' ~~score~~ (see below)		*- Having the '''highest prime score''' (see below)
	~~In case of equality in any category, no point is won.~~

	~~The~~ ''prime'' score is calculated ~~as such:~~		Where a category is tied, no point is won for it.
	* In each suit, ~~determine~~ the ~~highest card using the below scoring rule:~~
	** 7 is worth 21 ~~points~~		===Prime score===
	** 6 is worth 19 ~~points~~		A player's ''prime'' score is calculated by taking the highest card from each suit, among their captured cards, and summing the total.
	** Ace is worth 16 ~~points~~
	** 5 is worth 15 ~~points~~		{\| class="wikitable" border="2"
	** 4 is worth 14 ~~points~~		\|-
	** 3 is worth 13 ~~points~~		!7s
	** 2 is worth 12 ~~points~~		\|21
	** Kings, Knights and Jacks are worth 10 ~~points each.~~		\|-
	* Add the points from each suit to determine the player's ''prime~~'' score~~		!6s
			\|19
			\|-
			!Aces
			\|16
			\|-
			!5s
			\|15
			\|-
			!4s
			\|14
			\|-
			!3s
			\|13
			\|-
			!2s
			\|12
			\|-
			!Faces
			\|10
			\|}

			For example, if a player's captured cards were {{club\|=3}}{{club\|=7}}{{club\|=J}}{{diamond\|=4}}{{diamond\|=6}}{{spade\|=2}}, they would score the {{club\|=J}} {{diamond\|=6}} and {{spade\|=2}} for 10+19+12 = 41 prime.

	== Variations ==		== Variations ==

AmassGamesYouTube at 21:31, 12 February 2023

2023-02-12T21:31:32Z

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			How to play https://youtu.be/H4c6MiayYNU

	== Objective ==		== Objective ==