How to play Italian cards part one: Briscola

This is Part One of my tutorials on how to play Italian card games. Today's tutorial is the trick-taking game of Briscola, one of the most popular Italian card games. This is a short and simple introduction to the rules of the game as well as what Italian cards (napoletane type) look like.

In upcoming parts, I will go into more detail about the rules as well as explain a few hints on the game.

Coming up; Asso, Scopa, Tresette and Calabrisella

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• briscola

[CreateOpportunities]

Hey Tommyboy - yes I will be uploading a video on Tresette soon.

Wolverine - If gambling was involved then it's most probably Briscola or Tresette. You can have up to 4 players in either game. However, Asso may also be the game, but I'm not too sure.

[23kaobang]

the gambling game was probably beccaccino,or its opposite prugna :)

[ForzaGabryPonte]

hey whats the name of this song

[jessiekka]

thx i recently learned how to play tresette and you made learning how to play briscola really eaasy thx u

+ ur cute. ;D

[wolverinefootball66]

Hey, i need your help. My grandpa had recently passed away im only 15 but he played some sort of card game at the park with these cards. I got the cards now. But anyway there were many players. And i dont know how but it was kind of a gambling game, they played for money.not much info that i have but do you have any idea what game they might be playing?

[tommyboy339]

Thanks I recently learned how to play scopa but I wanted to learn briscola too so thanks and can u make a video explaining tressette? Thanks again