Rummy on the Come App
Points, Deals and Tournament tables with 13-card Indian rummy rules, plus the declarations and drops that decide close games.
Formats
Three rummy rooms
All three live on the Games tab below the boards.
Scoring that decides tables
- Pure sequence first; without it the hand counts at full value
- Deadwood caps at 80 points, which is also the wrong-declaration penalty
- Points Rummy pays per point; Deals Rummy totals chips over the set deals
- Drops cost less than playing out a dead hand
Note. Join tables sized to your balance; a rupee-per-point table ten times your usual stake plays very differently.
FAQ
Rummy questions
Which rummy formats does Come App have?
Points Rummy for single fast deals, Deals Rummy over a fixed number of deals, and scheduled Rummy Tournaments across many tables, including free-entry ones at set times.
How does Points Rummy score?
Each point carries a rupee value set by the table. The winner collects the sum of opponents' deadwood points; a wrong declaration costs the full 80-point cap, so check melds before declaring.
What is a valid declaration?
At least two sequences, one of them pure (no joker), and every remaining card in a sequence or set. Without the pure sequence the hand counts at full value.
Are there free rummy tournaments?
Yes, free-entry tournaments run at fixed times and appear on a banner in the Games tab; prize tables show before you register.
Can I drop a bad hand?
Points tables offer a first drop for a small penalty and a middle drop for more; both cost less than losing a finished deal with heavy deadwood.
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