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THE 13-CARD CLASSIC

Every hand
has a story.

A little patience. A clever sequence. One card that changes everything. Pull up a chair for Rummy.

13
cards in your hand
2–6
players at the table
3
classic formats
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Actual Rummy table with six players, grouped cards and a draw-card prompt

01 / FIND YOUR RHYTHM

Same cards.
Your kind of game.

A quick hand or a longer contest?
There’s a table for the way you play.

One hand.
A world of possibilities.

Play a self-contained round. Build valid sequences and sets, then declare when your 13-card hand is ready. A good decision can turn the table.

Round-by-round scoring
Actual Rummy results with player outcomes and signed points
A clear view of the result, from cards to points.
GOOD COMPANY. GREAT HANDS.

Make it
your table.

SHARE YOUR ROOM CODE8Q7K2MIllustrative code

02 / BETTER TOGETHER

Save a seat
for your friends.

Create a private room, choose the format and number of players, and share the room code. Everyone can check the room’s rules before taking a seat.

  1. Create your roomChoose the game and match settings.
  2. Share the codeBring your friends to the same table.
  3. Play at your paceFollow scores and results across the match.
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03 / LEARN THE ESSENTIALS

A simple rhythm.
A thoughtful game.

01

Draw

Take one card from the closed deck or the top of the discard pile. Your new card waits separately on the right.

02

Arrange

Bring cards into sequences and sets. Move them yourself or tap Sort when you want a fresh arrangement.

03

Discard

Choose one card to let go. Watch what others take and leave as the turn moves around the table.

04

Declare

Complete all 13 cards in valid groups, including at least two sequences with one pure sequence, then declare.

A pure sequence is a run of consecutive cards of the same suit without a substitute joker. The in-game rules explain the details for your chosen format.

A FEW THINGS TO KNOW

Before you
take a seat.

Do I need an internet connection?

Yes. Matches, computer opponents and private rooms use the online game service.

How do the coins work?

Coins are in-game currency used for supported tables and room fees. They have no cash value and cannot be redeemed for money or real-world prizes. Check the entry quote before joining.

Can I watch a friend’s game?

Supported friend rooms allow spectators. Watching does not reveal players’ private cards. Joining a later round depends on available seats and the room’s entry conditions.

Will I play against computer opponents?

Computer-controlled players may fill open seats in supported matches. Their availability depends on the table and server settings.

Where can I get help or delete my account?

Visit Help & support or use the account deletion page. Account deletion affects the shared game account and wallet.

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