Loba (card game)

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Loba (Spanish for 'she-wolf') is a popular South American card game.^[1] It is popular in Argentina and Bolivia. It is a variant of Rummy.

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^ "La Loba carioca, salirse de ronda y ganar…" [Loba carioca, get out of the round and win…]. Diario Popular (in Spanish). 2 December 2014. Archived from the original on 23 December 2023.

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Rules of Card Games: Loba (by John McLeod and Eduardo Valcarcel)

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