Today, morra can be found throughout Italy (notably in Sardinia, where it is called "sa murra"), Greece, the Teruel Province of Spain, Corsica, France, Portugal, Cyprus, Istria (Croatian, Italian and Slovenian parts), Dalmatia in Croatia and Malta. There is also a variant in Spain called "Chinos" where coins are used instead of fingers. Morra played in Arab countries is called "mukharaja". In southern France it is called "la mourre", while in China and Mongolia it is "hua quan", which translates as "fist quarrel", and is played as a drinking game. It is also popular in South and North American communities with large Italian populations, sometimes known as "Little Italy" in their area. In the city of Hazleton, Pennsylvania, an annual tournament is held in February. Money raised during the tournament is given to a local charity associated with Helping Hands.