Scopa — aiOrion GamesItalian card game · Third release
Expected October
Scopa
Sweep the table. Chase the settebello. Win the primiera.
Four Italian classics for one price: Scopa, Scopone, Scopone scientifico and Asso piglia tutto. One fishing family, four genuinely different games — each with its own deal, its own tempo and its own way to win.
4 games in one2–4Apple OS 27iPhone Duo readyNo adsOn-device play
An illustrated, animated walkthrough of the rules, plus a short read on what the game asks of your mind. Both open here in your browser — no download, no account.
Play one card to capture a table card of equal value or a combination with the same sum.
When an equal single card exists, standard rules require taking it instead of a combination.
Clearing the table scores a scopa, except on the final play of the deal.
Score most cards, most coins, the settebello, the best primiera and every scopa.
Continue deals until a player or partnership reaches the target score.
Availability note. Expected October is an approximate target. The catalogue opens a few apps at a time, and each release waits until the one before it has settled in.
Ways to play
4 games for the price of one.
Every variant here is a game of its own — its own rules and legal-move checking, its own tables, its own illustrated guide, its own daily challenge, its own achievements and its own taught first game that walks you in. One purchase brings all 4. Each option below changes the table while keeping the engine's legal-move checks in charge.
Scopa
The classic game: 3-card hands, 4 on the table, sweep to score.
Classic Scopa with the full 40-card Italian deck.
Each deal gives three cards per player and four face up on the table.
Capture table cards by matching a single value or a sum; sweep the whole table for a bonus point.
Score for the most cards, the most coins, the seven of coins (settebello) and the best primiera.
Play heads-up, with three players, or four in two partnerships.
Arena
Scopa Arena2 players · solo
Scopa Arena — partners4 players · partners
Tournaments
Scopa — partners tournamentround robin of 4 · 4 a table · partners
Scopa — heads-up tournamentknockout of 8 · 2 a table · solo
Scopone
The partnership game: nine cards each, four on the table, one deal.
Scopone is Scopa's serious partnership form. The whole pack is dealt at once — nine cards to each of four players and four face up on the table — so there are no fresh deals and no cards left to come.
Capture, scoring and the sweep all work exactly as in Scopa, and the same four points are played for: most cards, most coins, the settebello and the primiera.
What changes is knowledge: with every card dealt from the start, a careful partnership can count the pack and know precisely what its opponents hold.
Arena
Scopone online4 players · partners
Tournaments
Scopone — tournamentround robin of 4 · 4 a table · partners
Scopone scientifico
Four players in pairs; the whole deck is dealt — ten cards each, none on the table.
The 'scientific' partnership game, considered the deepest form of Scopa.
The whole 40-card deck is dealt in a single deal: ten cards to each of the four players and none to the table, so nothing is hidden from the deal — only from your memory.
Partners sit opposite and combine their piles.
Because every card is in play from the start, counting, deduction and partnership signalling decide the game far more than luck.
Arena
Scientifico online4 players · partners
Tournaments
Scientifico — tournamentround robin of 4 · 4 a table · partners
Asso piglia tutto
Playing an ace captures the whole table.
The lively family favourite: playing an ace captures every card on the table.
If an ace already lies on the table your ace takes only that ace — and on an empty table the ace is simply laid down.
Everything else follows classic Scopa — deal, sweeps and the four scoring points.
Aces become the most powerful cards in the deck, so the timing of when to spend them, and when to force opponents to waste theirs, drives the game.
Arena
Asso online2 players · solo
Asso online — partners4 players · partners
Tournaments
Asso — tournament (club)round robin of 4 · 4 a table · partners
Asso — heads-up tournamentknockout of 8 · 2 a table · solo
Every online table is a ladder. Each Arena table and each tournament above comes at four entry levels — Challenge 10 GC, Contest 50 GC, Championship 200 GC, and a Friendly 1 GC table that returns the coin to everyone who finishes. The higher the entry level, the more places share the reward; aiOrion keeps 10% of a paid table's entries to pay for running the online game, and nothing from a Friendly one.
Make it yours. Start from any of these, adjust the settings the game allows, and save it as your own template. Online tables start the same way: copy one of the Arena tables, then set the entry, the rewards and who may join.
aiOrion events
Events in Scopa.
aiOrion's own tournaments in this game, read live from the game server: when the next ones are and how many places are taken. You enter from inside the app; the entry pays for the online game, and winning earns a reward.
Scopa heads-up, three-handed or two against two; Scopone and Scopone scientifico in pairs; Asso piglia tutto either way.
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The real scoring
Most cards, most diamonds, the settebello and the primiera, plus the sweeps — counted exactly as at the table.
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Configurable target score
Set the points target for a short game or a long one.
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On-device AI opponents
Opponents run offline on your device — deal a hand anywhere.
Next move
Follow the releases.
Explore every title now; the month labels are approximate, and each release waits until the one before it has settled in. The same rules and identity run on iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad and Mac; Apple Vision Pro follows as an update.