Combining aspects of poker with the strategy of chess, team play with multiple rounds using the same card topped off with legalized cheating (of course it's a Basque game!) this Basque card game is a lot of fun for men and women of all ages.  You too can Learn to play mus

NABO Mus Chairperson:  Pierre Etcharren   e-mail: Etcharren@msn.com Related links:  Mus Finals                                Club Tournaments                  Mus cards                                 Junior Mus                 Tournament Rules (pdf) Munduko Mus Txapelketa--Los Angeles 2010

	Learning to Play Mus This website link provides English instructions developed by John McLeod (L) and adapted by Lisa Corcostegui (R) with audio links for Basque words.  MIL ESKER!! One-page Mus instructions (pdf courtesy of Seattle club)
Mus is for young and old, men and women. It's a great contest of wits and luck.  And yes, you can try this at home. Just deal the cards and counter-clockwise you go!

ANNUAL DUES TO PARTICIPATE IN NABO TOURNAMENT.  Each NABO member can send a team from its own qualifying tournament to the annual rotating tournament.  For the qualifying tournament, NABO Club members pay $10.00 for each person that participated in their tournament; e.g., if your club has twenty players (10 teams) who participate, then your club pays NABO $200.00.  A club who has more than 20 teams (21 teams and up) send two teams to the NABO final.  The NABO Mus finals tournament will follow NABO Tournament Rules