Italian Sicilian Scopa Playing Modiano Review

The cards are beautiful; The package arrived with a crumpled cardboard box. I'm not overly concerned about that, but since it was meant to create a special memory, it's a bit of a shame. The item is non-refundable, probably because it was purchased during COVID-19 and returns are subject to special rules. These cards have a smaller design than traditional playing cards. I remember playing Briscola with my grandfather. This isn't the most exciting game, almost by design! It's easy to enjoy…

I bought these cards on a whim and I have to say they are worth every penny and more. I've always been a fan of unique looking playing cards ever since I found a German Skat deck in my grandmother's house as a kid. While trying to find a decent deck of Stingrays, Revane suggested these "Italian Scopa Playing Cards". I gave up, bought them and used Wikipedia to learn the game. Scopa is easy to learn, involves some strategy and is suitable for all ages. Everyone from my 6 year old daughter, my…

TLDR; The decks are made out of very cheap and flimsy cardboard. The attached photos show the difference in quality between the original deck and the last one I bought. Applying the same power to both cards shows how much cheaper and weaker the new decks are. Do not buy! A few decks were brought from Sicily. Taught his family and friends how to play scopa. They all liked it, so I bought a lot of their own decks online. I recently taught my good friend's teenage son the scopa when I was visiting