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Not sure I understand the difference between this a gin rummy. But I've been playing all kind of variations on rummy for years. Always up for a game to pass the time.
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Rummy Classic
Rummy Classic is a variant of rummy for 2-4 players with about 30-minute games. Form runs and sets with numbered cards to be the first to get rid of your hand. Published by Schmidt Spiele, ages 8+.
Publisher: Schmidt Spiele
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Description
There are many different versions of Rummy. Rummy 500 is the most commonly played form of Rummy. Rummy 500 is a standard deck playing card game using 52 cards. It is one of the most popular family card games, and has a simple premise. Players are dealt a hand of cards, with the goal being to rid yourself of all the cards in your hand. You can do this by playing cards to the table, in groups of three, either in sets (groups of cards with the game value from different suits) or in runs (three or more consecutive cards for one suit). Once a person lays down a group of cards, other players -- including the player who played the original set -- can now "lay off" cards to that group.
On a player's turn, they can take the top face down card from the stock, or take the top face up card from the discard pile. After melding, laying off, or making no plays on the table, a player must discard a card face up on the discard pile. (Variant: The discard pile is spread out, so that the value of all cards is visible. If you see a card that you can use, you may take it, but you must also take all the cards that have been discarded on top of it, and you must play the lowest (physical) card in the deck as soon as you pick it up.)
The hand ends as soon as one player gets rid of all his cards (going out). All players add up the pip values of the cards in their hands (Face cards are ten points apiece), and those points are given to the player who went out. A player who goes out without previously laying down any cards goes "rummy," and scores double the points. (Variant: Cards on the table are worth positive points, and cards left in your hand are worth negative points. Numbered cards from 2-9 are worth 5 points apiece; 10s and face-cards are worth 10 points apiece; and aces are worth 15 points apiece.) Normally, games are played to 500 points, but players can opt to play to fewer points, or play a specific number of rounds.
When playing with 2, both players get 10 cards. When playing with 3 or 4, each player gets 7 cards. When playing with 5 or 6 players, each player receives 6 cards.
There are many other variations of the game.
On a player's turn, they can take the top face down card from the stock, or take the top face up card from the discard pile. After melding, laying off, or making no plays on the table, a player must discard a card face up on the discard pile. (Variant: The discard pile is spread out, so that the value of all cards is visible. If you see a card that you can use, you may take it, but you must also take all the cards that have been discarded on top of it, and you must play the lowest (physical) card in the deck as soon as you pick it up.)
The hand ends as soon as one player gets rid of all his cards (going out). All players add up the pip values of the cards in their hands (Face cards are ten points apiece), and those points are given to the player who went out. A player who goes out without previously laying down any cards goes "rummy," and scores double the points. (Variant: Cards on the table are worth positive points, and cards left in your hand are worth negative points. Numbered cards from 2-9 are worth 5 points apiece; 10s and face-cards are worth 10 points apiece; and aces are worth 15 points apiece.) Normally, games are played to 500 points, but players can opt to play to fewer points, or play a specific number of rounds.
When playing with 2, both players get 10 cards. When playing with 3 or 4, each player gets 7 cards. When playing with 5 or 6 players, each player receives 6 cards.
There are many other variations of the game.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Set Collection |
| Categories: | Card Games |
| Alternative names: | Animal Rummy Circus Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Junior Rummy Rami römi Rommé Rommi Rummy Travel Rummy Tree Game 'Aces high or aces low' 500 Rum 500 Rummy Animal Party Animal Rummy Así se Juega al Remigio ó Rabino Care Bears Rainbow Rummy Circus Rummy Classic Rummy Dallas Romme Das Politiker Rommé Dinosaur Fours Disney Rummy Duckomenta Rommé Einzalrommé Einzelrommé Felix The Cat's Rummy Card Game Felix The Cat's Rummy Game Femhundra Festival Fireman's Rummy Gem and Mineral Rummy Hello Kitty "What's Your Sign?" Rummy Game High Octane Johnston's Rummy Game Junior Rummy Kalookie and Other Rummy Games Karlchen Rommé Kids Rummy Loriot Rommé Manipula Meister Rummy Mr. Green Jeans Animal Rummy Nasse Kortspel Newport On the Farm Rummy Paddington Popeye Card Game Raggedy Rummy Rami Ramino Remibrydż Road Runner + Wile E. Coyote Rummy Robot Rummy Römi Rommé Rommé Canasta Rommee Rommi Rumme Rummy Rummy 500 Rummy and Other Games Rummy Games Rummy Travel Scala Quaranta Senorien Rommé und zwei Kartenhalter Shazam! Smithsonian American History Rummy Thanassis The Chipmunks Card Game The Flintstones: Pre-Historic Animal Rummy The Hidden Kingdom Top-Rummy Classic Travel Rummy Tree Game Zoo Rummy Рамми |
| BARCODE: | 4001504492823 |
| This was seen 22148 times | |
Description
There are many different versions of Rummy. Rummy 500 is the most commonly played form of Rummy. Rummy 500 is a standard deck playing card game using 52 cards. It is one of the most popular family card games, and has a simple premise. Players are dealt a hand of cards, with the goal being to rid yourself of all the cards in your hand. You can do this by playing cards to the table, in groups of three, either in sets (groups of cards with the game value from different suits) or in runs (three or more consecutive cards for one suit). Once a person lays down a group of cards, other players -- including the player who played the original set -- can now "lay off" cards to that group.
On a player's turn, they can take the top face down card from the stock, or take the top face up card from the discard pile. After melding, laying off, or making no plays on the table, a player must discard a card face up on the discard pile. (Variant: The discard pile is spread out, so that the value of all cards is visible. If you see a card that you can use, you may take it, but you must also take all the cards that have been discarded on top of it, and you must play the lowest (physical) card in the deck as soon as you pick it up.)
The hand ends as soon as one player gets rid of all his cards (going out). All players add up the pip values of the cards in their hands (Face cards are ten points apiece), and those points are given to the player who went out. A player who goes out without previously laying down any cards goes "rummy," and scores double the points. (Variant: Cards on the table are worth positive points, and cards left in your hand are worth negative points. Numbered cards from 2-9 are worth 5 points apiece; 10s and face-cards are worth 10 points apiece; and aces are worth 15 points apiece.) Normally, games are played to 500 points, but players can opt to play to fewer points, or play a specific number of rounds.
When playing with 2, both players get 10 cards. When playing with 3 or 4, each player gets 7 cards. When playing with 5 or 6 players, each player receives 6 cards.
There are many other variations of the game.
On a player's turn, they can take the top face down card from the stock, or take the top face up card from the discard pile. After melding, laying off, or making no plays on the table, a player must discard a card face up on the discard pile. (Variant: The discard pile is spread out, so that the value of all cards is visible. If you see a card that you can use, you may take it, but you must also take all the cards that have been discarded on top of it, and you must play the lowest (physical) card in the deck as soon as you pick it up.)
The hand ends as soon as one player gets rid of all his cards (going out). All players add up the pip values of the cards in their hands (Face cards are ten points apiece), and those points are given to the player who went out. A player who goes out without previously laying down any cards goes "rummy," and scores double the points. (Variant: Cards on the table are worth positive points, and cards left in your hand are worth negative points. Numbered cards from 2-9 are worth 5 points apiece; 10s and face-cards are worth 10 points apiece; and aces are worth 15 points apiece.) Normally, games are played to 500 points, but players can opt to play to fewer points, or play a specific number of rounds.
When playing with 2, both players get 10 cards. When playing with 3 or 4, each player gets 7 cards. When playing with 5 or 6 players, each player receives 6 cards.
There are many other variations of the game.
Additional information
| Mechanics: | Set Collection |
| Categories: | Card Games |
| Alternative names: | Animal Rummy Circus Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Fireman's Rummy Junior Rummy Rami römi Rommé Rommi Rummy Travel Rummy Tree Game 'Aces high or aces low' 500 Rum 500 Rummy Animal Party Animal Rummy Así se Juega al Remigio ó Rabino Care Bears Rainbow Rummy Circus Rummy Classic Rummy Dallas Romme Das Politiker Rommé Dinosaur Fours Disney Rummy Duckomenta Rommé Einzalrommé Einzelrommé Felix The Cat's Rummy Card Game Felix The Cat's Rummy Game Femhundra Festival Fireman's Rummy Gem and Mineral Rummy Hello Kitty "What's Your Sign?" Rummy Game High Octane Johnston's Rummy Game Junior Rummy Kalookie and Other Rummy Games Karlchen Rommé Kids Rummy Loriot Rommé Manipula Meister Rummy Mr. Green Jeans Animal Rummy Nasse Kortspel Newport On the Farm Rummy Paddington Popeye Card Game Raggedy Rummy Rami Ramino Remibrydż Road Runner + Wile E. Coyote Rummy Robot Rummy Römi Rommé Rommé Canasta Rommee Rommi Rumme Rummy Rummy 500 Rummy and Other Games Rummy Games Rummy Travel Scala Quaranta Senorien Rommé und zwei Kartenhalter Shazam! Smithsonian American History Rummy Thanassis The Chipmunks Card Game The Flintstones: Pre-Historic Animal Rummy The Hidden Kingdom Top-Rummy Classic Travel Rummy Tree Game Zoo Rummy Рамми |
| BARCODE: | 4001504492823 |
| This was seen 22148 times | |
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What players say
How many players it plays best with · 26 votes on BoardGameGeek
- 1 0 0 say it plays best, 1 recommend it, 23 do not recommend it
- 2 5 5 say it plays best, 16 recommend it, 4 do not recommend it
- 3 8 8 say it plays best, 14 recommend it, 0 do not recommend it
- 4 18 18 say it plays best, 4 recommend it, 0 do not recommend it
- 5 5 5 say it plays best, 10 recommend it, 6 do not recommend it
- 6 3 3 say it plays best, 11 recommend it, 7 do not recommend it
- 6+ 0 0 say it plays best, 6 recommend it, 16 do not recommend it
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10.0/10
Family Favorite, could not live without it. Its in my blood and my best memories.
10.0/10
https://www.deutscherskatverband.de/romme.html Official german Rummy (Rommé) rules of the "Deutscher Skatverband e.V."
10.0/10
Gin is a great two player game that can be played anywhere. Favorite variant for betting: Hollywood scoring.
10.0/10
INdeed will always enjoy playing ... played it myself as child with my parent, now teaches it to my 5 1/2 year old son. Yes, its nothing special, but its always a bit different, and at the same time always a bit familiar.
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