Play Mus online

How to start a game

1. Press “Play Mus now”. Barajamos opens with four-king Mus already chosen. If you prefer eight kings, go in through eight-king Mus.
2. Choose how to play. “Play with friends” opens a room with a six-character code and a link to share. “Find a game” seats you at a public table. “Play against bots” deals straight away.
3. Send the link. Whoever opens it joins your table without installing anything. If someone is missing, the host can seat a bot in the empty chair.
4. When all four are in, deal. The host starts the game and everyone gets four cards.

What Mus on Barajamos offers

With your friends, through a link

Create the room, share the link or the code and play, each from home. You need no account and nothing to install to join.

Public table

“Find a game” puts you together with other people who want to play. If it takes a while to fill up, you can complete the table with bots.

Against bots, at your own pace

Three levels: Tavern Apprentice, Felt Fox and Salon Legend. The game is saved in your browser and carries on where you left it when you reload.

Everything in plain sight

The table shows who says “Mus”, how many cards each player changes, who holds Pairs or Game and who bets. You cannot lie when declaring.

Your partner decides with you

When a bet is made against you, you both vote and one “Accept” is enough.

The table does the maths

At the end of the hand the cards are revealed, the table marks the best Big, Small, Pairs and Game and adds up the points.

Chips, ranking and five languages

Every game earns chips. With a Google account, your progress is saved on all your devices. The table speaks Spanish, Valencian, Portuguese, English and French.

The rules in a minute

Two pairs, four cards each and four rounds (lances) per hand. The essentials:

• It is played with the 40-card Spanish deck, without eights or nines. For Game, court cards are worth 10 and the rest, their number.
• Mus or cut: if all four say “Mus”, each player changes one to four cards. As soon as someone cuts (corto), the rounds begin.
• Four rounds: Big (grande, the highest card wins), Small (chica, the lowest), Pairs (pares) and Game (juego, 31 or more). If nobody has Game, Point (punto) is played.
• Bets: in each round you pass or bet, from 2 points. The órdago stakes the whole game.
• The first pair to reach 40 points wins.

Read the full rules of Mus: the order of the cards, examples of Pairs and Game, the deje and how points are counted.

Frequently asked questions

Is it free?

Yes. You play free in your browser, and chips are earned by playing.

Do I need to sign up?

No. You can play without an account. If you sign in with Google, your progress is saved on all your devices.

Can I play on my own?

Yes, against bots of three levels, without waiting for anyone.

How many players do you need?

Four, in two pairs. If there are fewer of you in your room, the host can fill the table with bots.

What changes with 8 kings?

With eight kings, threes count as kings and twos as aces in every round: the three is worth 10 for Game and the two, 1. With four kings, each card is worth its number. When you choose Mus you pick “Mus · 4 kings” or “Mus · 8 kings”.

Can partners pass signals?

No. Barajamos plays without signals: what each player declares and bets is shown on the table, and when declaring Pairs or Game you can only tell the truth.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. You play in your phone’s browser, upright or sideways, and also on tablets and computers.

More games with the Spanish deck

On Barajamos you can also play:

• Valencian Truc22 cards, Envit and Truc up to Joc fora, over two camas.
• Argentine TrucoPairs, envido and truco to 30 points: fifteen bad and fifteen good.
• Brazilian TrucoVira and manilhas, truco to 12 and the hand of eleven.
• TuteClassic in pairs, cabrón or with bidding.
• PresiThree to six players, with roles that change every hand.
• ChinchónSeven cards, melds and a score up to 70.