Rummy Rules
No Limit Hold'em, PLO, 7 Card Stud, Blackjack, Rummy and Gin Rummy — every rule and payout table here comes straight from the app's built-in How to Play screens. Pick a game below.
How to Play
1. All players will be given 18 hand cards at the start of the game. The rest of the cards will go to the Stock Pile.
2. Each player will take turns to draw or meld the cards on the board.
3. For the player’s initial turn, they must play a set (or more) with the total value of at least 30 points. After the initial turn, the players can use their hand cards to meld with the cards already on the table. (Note: Players cannot put community cards back on their individual racks)
4. The first player who played all the hand cards on the rack wins!
Cards
The game consists of 104 number cards and 2 joker cards. The number cards consist of 4 suits with A-K order. Joker cards are wild cards. They can be used as any number and any suit.
Set
The 2 valid set types are called runs and groups and the set is composed of at least 3 cards.
Groups:
Same numbers, Different suits
Runs:
Same suit, Consecutive numbers (A and K are not consecutive numbers)
Feature instructions
Press and hold to drag a set of cards.
If the player gets a timeout during the action time, the system will restore the card sets to the last valid arrangement of the cards on the table.
Button features
Click once for an extra 30 secs of action time; once per game.
Return to the previous state.
Restores the card arrangement to the start of the round.
Sort the cards by numbers or suits.
Add a card into a formed set.
Add a card into a formed set, and utilize the card for a new set.
Add a card to the Joker spot and utilize the Joker to form a new set.
Reformed the current sets and take out the Joker, use the Joker to form a new set.
Points
Scores
There are two different ways of scoring:
1. Once a player successfully plays all of their hand cards, the winning points are calculated by adding the total value of all remaining hand cards from the other players. The remaining players will instead receive negative points based on the total value of their individual remaining hand cards.
2. When the "Final Round" ends and all players have remaining hand cards, the player with the lowest hand card points wins. The winner's score will be calculated by the difference between their total hand card points and the total points of the other players. The remaining players will receive negative points based on the total value of their remaining hand cards.
Mission Authorized
Download OFC: Pineapple Poker and follow the built-in tutorial to get started.
HQ has the full rulebook on file — the rest is up to you.