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Mus

The card game. Four players, two pairs, bidding in four rounds, and signals across the table that everyone can see and nobody is supposed to.

* Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (10/13)
Localización: Guipúzcoa — * Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (10/13) Localización: Guipúzcoa
Vicente Martín · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Commons

Root: mus — the call that opens a new hand (Euskara)tradition

Note

Friday nights in Elko you can watch it or sit in. NABO runs a mus tournament across its clubs.

Pictures

* Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (1/13)
Localización: Guipúzcoa — * Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (1/13) Localización: Guipúzcoa
Vicente Martín · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Commons

* Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (4/13)
Localización: Guipúzcoa — * Título original: Final de mus en el Café Iruña (4/13) Localización: Guipúzcoa
Vicente Martín · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Commons

Kin

Ogi Deliroomplayed there on Fridays← played here on Friday nights North American Basque Organizationsorganizationruns a tournament of it between clubs

A cider-maker house inside Igartubeiti Farm Museum in Ezkio-Itsaso village. Guipuscoa, Basque Country.

The long tablestoryanother thing a shared table is for

Sources

Bar & Pintxos — Elko — the deli, the house's own site · read 2026-09-16
NABO Member Organizations — North American Basque Organizations, directory · read 2026-09-16

Record provenance: cited · confidence medium · updated 2026-09-16