The Last Gaucho games
Truco
Escoba de 15
Chinchon
Rooted in Spanish tradition and embraced by Argentina's gauchos, Truco is a game of strategy, bluffing, and character. Players compete to win rounds using a three-card hand, challenging opponents through bold calls and clever deception. More than a game, Truco celebrates camaraderie, wit, and the enduring spirit of the Argentine countryside.
Chinchon
Escoba de 15
Chinchon
Brought to Argentina by Spanish immigrants and embraced across the country, Chinchón is a classic card game of strategy, memory, and timing. Players draw and discard cards to form sequences and matching sets, aiming to achieve the coveted Chinchón—a complete run of seven cards. A favourite at family gatherings and countryside evenings, it
Brought to Argentina by Spanish immigrants and embraced across the country, Chinchón is a classic card game of strategy, memory, and timing. Players draw and discard cards to form sequences and matching sets, aiming to achieve the coveted Chinchón—a complete run of seven cards. A favourite at family gatherings and countryside evenings, it has entertained generations of Argentines with its blend of skill and friendly competition.
Escoba de 15
Escoba de 15
Escoba de 15
With roots in Mediterranean card games and a long history in Argentina, Escoba de 15 has been enjoyed by generations of families and gauchos alike. Players use strategy and quick calculation to capture cards that add up to fifteen, earning points and clearing the table—an achievement known as an escoba ("broom"). Simple to learn yet rewar
With roots in Mediterranean card games and a long history in Argentina, Escoba de 15 has been enjoyed by generations of families and gauchos alike. Players use strategy and quick calculation to capture cards that add up to fifteen, earning points and clearing the table—an achievement known as an escoba ("broom"). Simple to learn yet rewarding to master, it remains a beloved social game across Argentina.
Generala
Escoba de 15
Escoba de 15
A favourite at family gatherings and countryside celebrations, Generala is one of Argentina's most popular dice games. Players roll five dice, aiming to complete scoring combinations such as straights, full houses, and the coveted Generala—five matching dice. Combining luck, strategy, and friendly competition, it has entertained generations of Argentines around tables across the country.