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Thirteen cards, two sequences, one declaration. Points, pool and deals tables running around the clock.

In short

Indian rummy is a 13-card melding game. To declare you need at least two sequences, one of them pure, with every remaining card in a valid sequence or set. Tables run in three formats — points, pool and deals. Demo lobby: no tables are hosted and no stakes are involved.

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Three formats

Same 13 cards — completely different games.

Fastest

Points Rummy

A single hand played for a point value. The winner collects the sum of every opponent's points multiplied by the table stake. One deal, one result.

Stakes: ₹0.05 – ₹80 / point
Length: 2–5 min
Players: 2–6

Longest

Pool Rummy

Players are eliminated as they cross 101 or 201 points. The last player standing takes the pool. A 201 pool can run for an hour.

Stakes: ₹5 – ₹5,000 entry
Length: 20–60 min
Players: 2–6

Fixed length

Deals Rummy

A set number of deals — usually 2 or 6 — played with chips. Whoever holds the most chips when the last deal ends wins everything.

Stakes: ₹10 – ₹10,000 entry
Length: 10–30 min
Players: 2–6

Tables running now

Seat counts update as players join and leave.

Rummy tables currently running
Format	Stake	Level	Players	Seats
Points	₹0.05 / point	Practice	4 / 6	2 open
Points	₹0.25 / point	Casual	5 / 6	1 open
Points	₹2 / point	Pro	2 / 2	Full
Pool 101	₹25 entry	Casual	3 / 6	3 open
Pool 201	₹250 entry	Pro	5 / 6	1 open
Deals 2	₹50 entry	Casual	2 / 2	Full
Deals 6	₹500 entry	Pro	4 / 6	2 open
Points	₹10 / point	High stake	1 / 6	5 open

A hand, start to finish

Deal — 13 cards each, one card turned up to fix the wild joker for the hand.
Draw — take one card from the closed deck or the open discard pile.
Meld — build sequences and sets, keeping at least one pure sequence.
Discard — end each turn by discarding, back down to 13 cards.
Declare — place the final card face down when all 13 are valid. A wrong declaration costs the full 80 points.

Worth knowing

Face cards and aces are worth 10 points each; number cards carry their face value.
First-turn drop costs 20 points, a middle drop 40, and a wrong declaration 80.
Ace plays both low (A-2-3) and high (Q-K-A), but never wraps around.

Rummy at a glance

Rummy key facts
Cards per player	13
Decks used	Two standard decks plus printed jokers
Minimum to declare	Two sequences, at least one pure
Formats	Points, pool (101 / 201), deals (2 / 6)
Card values	A, K, Q, J = 10; number cards = face value; jokers = 0
Penalties	First drop 20, middle drop 40, wrong declaration 80
What this page is	A demo lobby. No rummy tables are hosted here.

Frequently asked questions

What is a pure sequence in rummy?

A pure sequence is three or more consecutive cards of the same suit with no joker used — for example 5♥ 6♥ 7♥. Every valid declaration must contain at least one.

What is the difference between points, pool and deals rummy?

Points rummy is a single hand played for a point value. Pool rummy eliminates players as they cross 101 or 201 points. Deals rummy runs a fixed number of hands and the biggest chip stack wins.

How many points is a wrong declaration?

An invalid declaration carries the maximum penalty of 80 points, regardless of what you were actually holding.

Can a joker be used in a pure sequence?

No. The moment a joker fills a gap the run becomes an impure sequence. It still counts towards your two required sequences, but it cannot be the pure one.

Can I play rummy on this site?

No. This page is a demo layout showing how a rummy lobby is structured. No tables are hosted and no stakes are involved.

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