Rummy
- Rummy rules, variants & guides Overview page Learn Rummy step by step, choose between Basic Rummy and German Rommé, compare robber variants, or quickly look up cards and scoring.
- Basic Rummy rules Complete Basic or Straight Rummy rules: setup, deal, sets, runs, turns, laying off, going out and scoring. Includes examples and house rules.
- German Rommé — the rules German Rommé rules explained clearly: 13 cards, two decks, sets and runs, jokers, the 40-point opening meld and scoring.
- How many cards in Rummy? Rummy card counts at a glance: German Rommé plays 110 cards (2 decks + 6 jokers), 13 per player. Single-deck Rummy deals 10, 7 or 6. All numbers, sourced.
- How Royal Robber Rummy plays What Royal Robber Rummy actually deals: 12 cards, no discard, no opening-meld hurdle, runs around the corner, robbing to the hand, and the Robber's Tax.
- How to play Rummy Learn the shared core of Rummy in minutes, compare Basic Rummy with German Rommé, then continue with the complete rules for your version.
- Play Robbers Rummy online Play Robbers Rummy free in your browser: no signup, no ads, works offline. Solo against the AI or online against real people — guests can play too.
- Robber Rummy: two readings compared Robber Rummy compared: Rommé Palast uses table manipulation, Royal Robber Rummy pulls the card into your hand. A fair, respectful look at both variants.
- Robbers’ Rummy rules Learn German Robbers’ Rummy: deal 13 cards, open your hand and rearrange table melds. Includes a worked example and the difference from Royal Robber Rummy.
- Rummy for two Yes, Rummy works for two: German Rommé deals 13 cards each as usual, single-deck Rummy deals 10. What changes head-to-head, and how to make it exciting.
- Rummy reference Quick Rummy answers: starting hand and deck sizes, card values and scoring, plus the rules and tactics for playing with two people.
- Rummy score calculator Free Rummy points calculator for German Rommé: tap your remaining cards, adjust aces and see your hand score. Includes card values and worked examples.
- Which Rummy are we talking about? Classic Rummy, Robbers’ Rummy and Royal Robber Rummy side by side: what may you touch on the table, where does the stolen card go, and who still discards?