Terminology

Stock Pile:A pile of face-down cards that players may draw from; located to the left of the Discard Pile. Discard Pile:A pile of face-u...

Overview

A game of Rummy takes place over several rounds. A round begins by cards being dealt to each player so the first turn can take place. Afterw...

General Playing

Rummy is played with 2-4 players and uses a full deck (including jokers). One or two decks can be selected in settings. If two decks are sel...

Card Values

Cards in each suit rank low to high and have different point values. Face cards (King, Queen, and Jack) are worth 10 points each, and Number...

Player Turns

A turn consists of three parts: drawing, playing, and discarding:Drawing. A player must begin each turn by taking one card from either the t...

Playing Melds

If a player can arrange their cards to form a meld, they can play it onto the table after drawing a card. All the cards in a meld are played...

Layoffs

Once a meld has been played to the table, any player may choose to lay off cards onto it. Cards can only be laid off in a way that extends t...

Joker Cards

Jokers can be enabled or disabled in Settings. Jokers are wild cards, which can stand in for any other card. They can be used to form melds,...

Joker Swapping

Jokers are wild cards, which means that a joker can stand in for another card. If a joker is on the table as part of a meld, it can be swapp...

Going Out

Play continues until one player goes out by clearing their entire hand. This is considered winning the round. Going out can happen either th...

Scoring

When one player goes out, the remaining players expose their hands and tally up the point values of their cards. All points are awarded to t...

Hand Sorting

By default, your hand is sorted automatically to create melds. If you would like to sort your hand manually, look for the “Auto Sorting” opt...

Emotes

Emotes are a way for you to express yourself by choosing an emote to display during a round. Emotes are accessed by tapping on your avatar o...

Undo

When you have played cards to the table, an Undo button will appear. You can press this button to return the cards you’ve played to your han...