Rummy Games
Rummy games share one loop: draw a card, improve your hand, discard a card. The aim is to group your cards into melds, either sets of the same rank or runs in one suit.
Basic Rummy lets you lay melds on the table as you make them. Gin Rummy keeps everything in hand until someone knocks, which turns it into a two-player contest of nerve over deadwood. A deadwood calculator and a scoring calculator sit beside the games.
Play rummy games
Draw, meld, and discard. Form sets and runs before your opponent does, with scoring handled for you.
More games
- Solitaire GamesOne-player card games: build foundations, clear the tableau, and beat the deal. Every game has undo, hints where they help, and the full rules underneath.
- Trick-Taking Card GamesFollow suit, win tricks, and make your bid. Play a full hand against computer opponents with real partnership scoring.
- Classic Card GamesThe games most people learn first: quick to deal, easy to teach, and still fun at any age.
- Mahjong GamesFour-player Mahjong with real hands and scoring, and the tile-matching solitaire that shares its name.