Which popular card game takes its name from the Spanish for 'Basket' ?
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Loba (card game) Loba (card game) Loba (Spanish for she-wolf) is a popular South American card game. It is popular in Argentina and Bolivia. It is a variant of Rummy. Loba is a version of Rummy played in Latin America. In fact the name Loba is used for more than one Rummy variation. This page describes the game Loba as played in Argentina. In Central America, Loba is a different game, a kind of Contract Rummy, similar to the game known in Argentina as Carioca. There are two forms of Argentinean Loba: Loba de Menos (negative Loba), in which points are scored for