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Baloot
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بلوت

Origin	Hijaz, Saudi Arabia
Type	Trick-taking
Players	4
Skills	Skilful
Cards	32
Deck	French-suited Piquet pack (or short 52-card pack)
Play	Counter-clockwise
Belote

Baloot (Arabic: بلوت, romanized: balūt), is a popular trick card game played in the Arabian Peninsula, which is similar to the French game Belote.^[1]

^ "Baloot: The No. 1 social activity in Saudi Arabia is an integral part of the culture, and popular with people of all ages". Arab News. Retrieved 15 May 2021.