Be the first team to reach a set score, typically 200, 250, or 500 points . How to Play
If you start the round, play a double from a suit where you have several other tiles to force opponents into your strongest numbers. Capicu (Original Mix)
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Track which numbers have been played. If four of a certain number are down and you hold the remaining three, you can effectively "block" or control that side. If four of a certain number are down
Winning a round by playing the double-blank (0-0) .
Occurs when a player’s final tile fits both open ends of the board. This move often awards a 50-point bonus in tournament play.
Note: Using a double (e.g., 4-4) as your last tile usually does count as a Capicú unless it is the only remaining tile for that number.