Escoba de 15: Spanish Cards

Escoba de 15 is the classic fishing card game played with the Spanish deck. Play a card, make 15 with cards on the table and take them all. Leave the table empty and it's an escoba, a sweep worth a point. Play solo against 16 characters from Argentina and Uruguay, or 2 vs 2 with friends on your home Wi-Fi, no internet needed. RIGGED? SEE HOW THE DECK WAS DEALT After every hand you can see how the deck came out, card by card: the table and what each player got in every deal. The shuffle comes from a seed shown at the end of the match, and that seed replays every deal exactly. Bots only see their own seat: never the deck or your cards. And the deal never depends on the level. It's all explained in Settings, under "Fair play". NO ADS IN THE MIDDLE OF A HAND An ad never appears while you play a hand, or between hands. At most one when a match against the computer ends. On the local network, none. Your game is saved before any ad, so you never lose it. The hint and some table cloths and card backs unlock by watching an ad, only if you choose to. THE REAL ESCOBA The 40-card Spanish deck. 1 to 7 count their number; the jack is 8, the knight 9 and the king 10. Deal sweep: if the four starting table cards add up to 15, the dealer takes them. At the end of a hand, the cards left over go to the last player who captured. Points: sweeps, most cards, most coins, the seven of coins and most sevens. One-tap Rioplatense preset: the setenta, games to 30 and no double sweep on a dealt 30. Also Classic (to 15) and Quick (to 11), or set your own rules: ties, soplar, real en mano and more. MAKE 15 YOUR WAY Tap a card and the table groups that make 15 light up. When there are several ways to capture, you see them all and pick one with a tap. The table total and each card's value are always in view (you can hide them). EVERY POINT, CRYSTAL CLEAR At the end of each hand, a table with the breakdown: sweeps, cards, coins, the seven of coins and sevens (or the setenta) for every side. Card, coin and seven counters during the hand, and who holds the seven of coins. RIVALS FROM THE RIVER PLATE 16 characters from Buenos Aires, San Telmo, La Plata, Rosario, Córdoba, Mendoza, Salta, Montevideo, Colonia, Punta del Este and more, each with their own lines. Three levels: easy to learn, medium that never gives sevens away, and hard that tracks every card played without seeing yours. From 1 vs 1 up to four at the table, or 2 vs 2 with a partner across from you. Eight settings: a Montevideo tavern, Caminito, a Buenos Aires café, the Rambla, Colonia del Sacramento, a ranch, a Mendoza winery and the hills of Córdoba. 2 VS 2 WITH FRIENDS, NO INTERNET Create a room on your Wi-Fi and share the QR code: friends join from their phones, even from the browser. 2 to 4 players, in pairs or every player for themselves. If someone is missing, a bot fills in. No internet and no accounts. LEARN STEP BY STEP A tutorial with Pata Azul: making 15, taking several cards, sweeping, taking the seven of coins and how points are counted, all with real cards. A guided practice hand at the end. MADE FOR EVERYONE Big cards and a four-color deck. Three game speeds, no timer and a battery saver mode. Works offline with no sign-up: no account, email or phone number required. Your game saves itself; close the app and pick up where you left off. Stats for your sweeps, your sevens of coins, your best hand and your winning streaks. Whether you learned escoba at the family table or you have never played, Pata Azul will have you sweeping in no time.