Indian Rummy — 13 Card Live

13 Card Rummy Live is Indian Rummy the way it is actually played: two decks, thirteen cards, and a hand that only counts when it holds at least two sequences with at least one of them pure. THREE FORMATS, AND THEY ARE DIFFERENT GAMES - Points — one deal, settled on the spot. - Pool — 101 or 201. Points count against you, and you are out when you cross the total. - Deals — a fixed number of deals. Chips move between players, and whoever holds the most at the end wins. PLAY WITH FRIENDS Open a table, get a six-character code, and send it to whoever you want at it. You decide who gets in: open to anyone, code only, or knock and approve. Empty seats fill with Bolts — the app's computer players — either on demand or automatically after a countdown you set. A table is yours to keep, and the seating survives the match, so the same group can sit down again without setting anything up twice. PLAY ON YOUR OWN Bolts come at three difficulties and play properly rather than slowly. They drop a bad hand early, hold what they need, and declare when they are ready. BUILT TO BE READ ON A PHONE The hand resizes to fit the screen, so thirteen cards never run off the edge. Tap a card, then tap another, to move it next to that one. Arrange sorts your hand into the best grouping the server can find. When a deal ends, the showdown lays out every hand grouped exactly as it was scored — so you can see which cards counted, which did not, and why the number beside them is what it is. The turn clock is off by default. Only the host can set it, and never once the cards are out. FREE, AND NOT A CASINO No purchases, no deposits, no withdrawals, and no real money anywhere in the app. Chips are a scoreboard and nothing else. 13 Card Rummy Live is free and pays for itself with a single banner ad. ALSO IN THE APP - Play as a guest, without signing up. - A rules page that explains all three formats, with worked examples. - A leaderboard. - Portrait and landscape. Requires Android 7.0 or newer and an internet connection.