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No account required to start · Supports classic Rummy, Gin Rummy and Rummy 500
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Designed for Rummy players, by Rummy players.
Enter each round's scores in seconds. Totals are calculated automatically, with no more arithmetic mistakes.
Who is leading? Standings update after every round. Each player can follow their position on their own phone.
Find all your past games: who won, the final score and the number of rounds. A reliable record of every Rummy night.
Play with 2 to 6 players. Ideal for evenings with family or friends, whatever the size of the group.
Guides and rules
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Explore rules, scoring, variants and practical advice for using RamiPlus during your games.
Rummy rules — How do you play?
Rummy is one of the world's most popular card games. Played with a 52-card deck, plus jokers in some variants, it combines strategy, memory and a little luck. Here are the essential rules to get started.
Setting up the game
Rummy is played by 2 to 6 players. Deal 7 cards to each player, or 10 cards in a two-player game. The remaining cards form a face-down draw pile. Turn over the first card to start the discard pile.
The dealer changes clockwise after each game.
Goal of the game
The first player to lay down all their cards in valid combinations wins the round. Cards left in the other players' hands count as points.
Valid combinations are:
- Sets: 3 or 4 cards of the same rank (for example: ♠7 ♥7 ♦7)
- Runs: 3 or more consecutive cards of the same suit (for example: ♠5 ♠6 ♠7)
How a turn works
On each turn, a player:
- Draws a card from the draw pile or discard pile.
- May lay combinations from their hand.
- May add cards to combinations already on the table.
- Discards one card to end the turn.
How do you count Rummy points?
When a player lays down all their cards, the other players count the value of the cards left in their hands. Depending on the variant, these points are added to the winner's score or to the losing players' scores, with the lowest total winning.
A game is generally played over several rounds until a player reaches a target score, often 500 points. RamiPlus handles the totals automatically.
Popular Rummy variants
- Rummy 500: The game continues until a player reaches 500 points.
- Gin Rummy: A two-player version with specific rules for going Gin.
- Mexican Rummy: Played with multiple decks and additional jokers.
- Rummy with jokers: Jokers can replace any card in a combination.
RamiPlus tip: Set a target score of 500, 1000 or a custom value in the app. RamiPlus automatically warns you when a player approaches the limit.
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Setting up the game Goal of the game How a turn works Counting Rummy points Popular variants
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