Indian Rummy Offline Card Game

Indian Rummy offers a seamless gaming interface that allows you to pick and sort cards with great ease. For an exciting gaming experience, try different variants of rummy on this offline rummy game and then you can stick with the one that suits you the best.

Rummy is a traditional Indian card game, It is easy to learn and offers a unique game experience every time you play it.
This thrilling card game is played in leisure time most often for user's entertainment.

People of India love to play Rummy games, timelessly with their Family & Friends, Indian Rummy is an offline, tricky game with super-smooth gameplay and classy graphics.

Rummy Game Rules:
Indian Rummy is played between 2 to 6 players and each player is dealt 13 cards. For 2 or 3 players, two 52-card decks (104 cards) and 4 jokers (wild cards) are used. For 4 to 6 players, three decks (156 cards) and 6 jokers are used.
The objective of the game is to arrange all 13 cards in sequences and/or sets.
A Sequence is 3 or more running cards of the same suit. eg:5 of Hearts 6 of Hearts 7 of Hearts.
A Set is 3 or more cards of the same face value. eg: 3 of Hearts 3 of Spades 3 of Club or 7 of Hearts 7 of Spades 7 of Club 7 of Diamond.
A Joker (randomly selected at the start of each game) can be used in place of any other card. eg: 5 of Hearts 3 of Spades 7 of Hearts is a sequence where 3 is the joker and is used in place of 6 of Hearts.
You can use one or more Jokers to complete/fill your sets and sequences.
A Pure Sequence is a sequence without a Joker. Exception - 5 of Hearts 6 of Hearts 7 of Hearts is a pure sequence even if 6 is the Joker.
Mandatory :- To finish the game, you must have at least two sequences, at least one of which must be pure.

The requirement of first life and second life makes Indian Rummy interesting and challenging.

Rummy Offline Game types:
Play Rummy however you want!

Classic Rummy: You can play the Points rummy game offline on Indian Rummy. This variant of the Indian rummy card game is played by 2 to 6 players, using 1 or 2 card decks.
Deals Rummy: Deals rummy is another version of the Indian rummy game, which is just like Points rummy. The only difference between the two is that there is more than one deal/round in each game of Deals rummy. The player with the highest number of chips at the end of the final deal wins the game.
Pool Rummy: Pool rummy is an exciting variation