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Gin Rummy GC features one-on-one gin rummy games and tournaments, multiplayer gin rummy tournaments and gin rummy variations: Regular Gin, Oklahoma, Gin-Only.

Gin Rummy GC is a social gaming platform where gin rummy gamers from all corners of the planet come together to play this popular card game of skill.

If you had an internet disconnection, Gin Rummy GC Online will reconnect you. You can use either WIFI or non-WIFI connection. Gin Rummy GC Online will play fine with 3G connection as well.
If your online ginrummy game is interrupted (e.g. by a phone call), there's a handy notification that enables a quick return to your gin rummy table.

Since 1930s, the game of gin firmly appeared in popular American culture as gin rummy became a game of popular Broadway and Hollywood stars and was featured in multiple movies.

The goal in gin rummy game is to collect sets of 3 or more cards that ‘go together’. Such matching collections of cards are called melds.The melds either have to be of the same rank, like all sevens, or forming a sequence of the same suit – like 7,8,9 of hearts. At the end, whatever cards are left in player’s hand that are NOT in those collections (melds), are called deadwood. Deadwood incurs penalties equivalent to the sum of their values. In the course of the game, players would try to discard unwanted cards and collect cards that would form melds.
In Gin Rummy GC online, at the start of each hand 10 cards each are dealt to 2 players. The 21-st card is opened face up and put next to the deck. This card is often referred to as upcard or up card. At each turn players draw a card by dragging it from either the closed deck or from upcard. When a player discards a card (by dragging it from own hand to discard), the discarded card is placed on top of the current upcard effectively becoming the new upcard.

Only at the very start of gin-rummy game either player (starting with the non-dealer) gets a choice either to exchange one of the cards from their hands with an upcard or to select a Pass button to pass this opportunity. Until 1st upcard is either passed or exchanged by both players, no drawing from the closed deck is allowed.

If both players pass (refuse) the very first upcard, the non-dealer must start a game by drawing the top card from the closed deck. He adds this card to his hand and discards AN