One of the better rummy apps, but after playing for a week I'm knocking it down to 3 stars. Allows you to arrange your cards as you want and has the auto arrange button.

I know the rules of rummy but this has a few different ones. Not all are outlined in the help and some are changeable in the settings, but not customizable enough for my liking.

Says it supports Game Center challenges, but I can't find it anywhere to play with friends. Difficulty settings are WAY off.

On Hard the other players rummy in the first and second rounds way too often. This is my favorite online multiplayer game. The play is smooth.

I like the sound effects of the cards as they are being played. I also appreciate that almost all of my online games of Rummy get played all the way through - players do not bail in the middle of the game.

I really appreciate that and make sure that I am able to play the 3 or 4 hands that make up a game. The number of cards to be dealt to each player will depend on the total number of players in the game.

In a 2-player game, each player will be dealt 10 cards, and for a game with 3 to 4 players, 7 cards will be dealt to each of them.

The dealer distributes the cards by dealing each player one card at a time in clockwise direction around the table, until all players have the required number of cards.

The remaining cards are placed face-down on the table as the stock pile. The topmost card on the stock pile will be placed face-up to the discard pile on the right of the stock pile.

The player on the left of the dealer will take the first turn. The first part of a turn is the drawing phase, in which the player takes a card from the stock pile or the discard pile and adds it to his hand.

After this comes the melding phase, in which the player can optionally place melds onto the table by playing either a run or a set.

A run is composed of at least 3 cards of the same suit in sequence, such as 3, 4 and 5 of spades. Facebook Community Detailed Statistics Get detailed game statistics for each player and table.

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What would we have done without playing Rummy? Do you remember the countless rounds of Rummy on warm summer evenings, gray afternoons in autumn, and long winter nights?

Within the family circle, with grandparents, parents, children… All important business had already been discussed, coffee or hot chocolate with cake were had.

What now? A small leather case was fetched from the shelf and opened. This name has a French ring to it and the game is played with French playing cards.

It has a long history , similar to other card games we offer at the Palace of Cards , such as Solitaire , Spider , Canasta , and Pinochle.

While Skat has a traditional cracker barrel nimbus, Rummy is a game for everyone! What counts is the ability to combine, a skill well trained while playing.

The game is designed for two to six people. You will need that space for the melds. Rummy for two is suitable for beginners. Playing with six people might result in bigger breaks between your turns but the challenge increases with the number of melds.

Brainteasers are best solved by oneself. The joker replaces any card. The game is over when one of the players obtains points, with the aim being to have as few points as possible.

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