We study the scaling properties of discontinuous maps by analyzing the average value of the squared action variable $I^2$. We focus our study on two dynamical regimes separated by the critical value $K_c$ of the control parameter $K$: the slow diffusion ($KK_c$) regimes. We found that the scaling of $I^2$ for discontinuous maps when $K\ll K_c$ and $K\gg K_c$ obeys the same scaling laws, in the appropriate limits, than Chirikov's standard map in the regimes of weak and strong nonlinearity, respectively. However, due to absence of KAM tori, we observed in both regimes that $I^2\propto nK^\beta$ for $n\gg 1$ (being $n$ the $n$-th iteration of the map) with $\beta\approx 5/2$ when $K\ll K_c$ and $\beta\approx 2$ for $K\gg K_c$.
