Rummy

• Overview:

Rummy consistently ranks among the top card games loved by Indian players. Join in on our exciting and competitive Indian Rummy experience and claim fantastic rewards! Engage in multiplayer matches to challenge your friends or random players.

• Rule:

1. Rake is a nominal amount of fixed commission fees charged by the

cardroom designed for hosting various gaming services. There’s a fixed percentage of the pot for rake. JILI will take a rake at the rate of 5% on Rummy

• Overview:

Rummy consistently ranks among the top card games loved by Indian players. Join in on our exciting and competitive Indian Rummy experience and claim fantastic rewards! Engage in multiplayer matches to challenge your friends or random players.

• Rule:

1. Rake is a nominal amount of fixed commission fees charged by the

cardroom designed for hosting various gaming services. There’s a fixed percentage of the pot for rake. JILI will take a rake at the rate of 5% on Rummy

Joker & Printed Joker :

1. Both Joker and Printed Joker act as a substitute for any card.

2. Any cards that share the same rank as the card face down in the closed deck are deemed Printed Jokers.

3. Can’t take the Joker & Printed Joker discarded by the previous player.

How to Play :

1. Randomly pick one player to start, and the rest play through clockwise.

2. Players must select one card from the closed deck or the open deck during their turn and then discard one to the open deck.

3. Player has 20 seconds to pick one card from either the closed deck or the open deck, and afterwards, they will have 20 seconds to discard.

4. 13 cards definitely at the end of each round.

5. If over 20 seconds : Not pick yet – Automatically pick a card from the closed deck. If a card is picked but not discarded – Automatically discard the new one.

6. If player finished all the 13 cards are arranged into appropriate Sequences and Sets, but if a timeout occurs, that will automatically accomplishes a valid declaration.

How to Win/Declare :

1. Make sure all the 13 cards are arranged form a valid Sequence and Sets, and identify your unnecessary card to discard. “Declare instead of “Discard.

2. Proper Sequence includes one pure sequence and an impure sequence, the remaining sequence must consist of three or more consecutive cards of the same suit or sets of cards.

3. Proper Sequence as long as the As long as the criteria are satisfied, there’s no upper limit on how many cards can be part of that group.

4. The First Life constitutes a Pure Sequence that doesn't include any Jokers, although if the suit of the Printed Joker comes into play, it may be counted in a valid group. of pure sequence.

Reward :

1. First valid declaration and click Declare. will be winner.

2. If both open deck and closed deck are Once your cards are used up, points will be calculated based on your hand instantly, for each player, except the winner, the reward involves points and a multiplied bet. minimal points is the winner.

3. All players have to calculated points Both Joker and Printed Joker hold a value of 0, while the remaining cards maintain the same point value as

Points Calculated :

1. A, K, Q and J are all carry 10 points (1st Life); the values for cards that are out of sequence are calculated. their face value.

2. If the player has formed pure sequence including pure sequences (1st Life and 2nd Life), the score of cards forming an additional set or sequence (both pure and impure are

3. If the player has formed 2 sequences considered valid), while cards that aren't part of any sequence are also evaluated. not in sequence are calculated.

4. If the player has formed 2 sequences 5. If a player overlooks their chance to declare and the other participants complete a valid declaration, they will receive 2 points.

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6. 80 points calculated at most.

Commission

• 5% of the rewards in each round.