What is Classic Rummy?
Classic rummy is one of the most played 13 cards Indian offline rummy game where players play for
points with pre-decided rupee value. One player who make the first ‘valid’ declaration wins the
game with 0 points and win all the cash. i.e. There is only one winner who declares with 0
Points.
How to Play?
Classic Rummy on Batball11 Rummy is played with 2 deck of cards between 2 to 6 players (depending
on the player’s preference). To play Classic Rummy, each player needs to take care of the below
mentioned points:
- The objective of this game is to bring down the points score to “0 ” by arranging the
cards in valid sets and sequences
- The game starts with a toss between the players, and the winner of the toss decides
which player will make the first move.
- All the players are given 13 cards each on a random basis.
- Apart from the dealt cards, there are two decks, one open and one closed.
- The first card from the pack is placed in the open deck to mention the beginning of the
game
- A joker is randomly picked at the beginning of the game. There can be a printed Joker
and a wild joker (picked at the beginning of the game).
- The players playing the game take turns to pick or discard cards from the open or the
closed deck to make valid sets and sequences
- One or more Joker can be used for completing a set or sequence
- After putting all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences, the player can finish the
game by putting the extra card in the finish slot
- To finish a game, a player must make a valid declaration wherein there should be 2
sequences out of which 1 one needs to be a pure sequence
Scoring
Winner :
- The player making a valid declaration after meeting the game objectives is declared as
the winner of the game. The winner is given 0 points.
Loser :
The player losing the game gets points equal to the hand score which is counted as per the
point value of their cards, in accordance with the following points:
- J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each
- he rest of the cards from the deck carry points equal to their face value
- The Joker cards have a point value equal to zero
- The points for the losing player are counted as by adding the points for cards not
grouped in any set or sequence
- In case there is no pure sequence with the losing player, all the cards are counted
- In case the losing player has only a pure sequence, then only the points for the pure
sequence are not counted
- The maximum number of points that a player can get is 80. In case the losing player’s
score is more than 80 then also he’ll get only 80 points
- In case a player misses 3 consecutive turns, the player is automatically dropped from
the table with a score of 40 points.
- In case a player declares the game without meeting the objectives, he loses the game and
is given 80 points.
Maximum Points
Any player participating in the game can receive a maximum of 80 points only.
In a case the losing
player has a score of 90 at the time of declaration, the player will only be given 80 points. Any
other score below 80 points is awarded as it is.
Point Calculation
The winning player gets all the winning amount as per the Prize Pool at the end
of the contest.
Drop Option
Each of the players on the table is allowed to drop the game in their turn,
throughout the game duration. In order to drop the game, it is important that the player must have
not picked any card from the open or the closed deck. There are three types of drops, and each of
them has a different point value
In case the player drops the game in its first turn it is considered as first drop and
the
player is given 20 points
In case the player drops the game after playing the first turn, it is considered as
Middle
drop and the player is given 20 points.
In case any player misses three consecutive turns, it is automatically dropped from the
game, and the player is given points for the middle drop.
What is Point Rummy?
Points rummy is one of the most played 13 cards Indian rummy game where players play for points
with pre-decided rupee value. One player who make the first valid declaration wins the game with
0 points and win all the cash based on the opponents total points. It is said to be one of the
most popular and fastest variant of rummy games.
How to Play?
Classic Rummy on Batball11 Rummy is played with 2 deck of cards between 2 to 6 players (depending
on the player’s preference). To play Classic Rummy, each player needs to take care of the below
mentioned points:
- The game is played for points that have a pre-defined rupee value.
- The objective of this game is to bring down the points score to 0 by arranging the cards
in valid sets and sequences
- The game starts with a toss between the players, and the winner of the toss decides
which player will make the first move.
- All the players are given 13 cards each on a random basis.
- Apart from the dealt cards, there are two decks, one open and one closed.
- The first card from the pack is placed in the open deck to mention the beginning of the
game
- A joker is randomly picked at the beginning of the game. There can be a printed Joker
and a wild joker (picked at the beginning of the game).
- The players playing the game take turns to pick or discard cards from the open or the
closed deck to make valid sets and sequences
- One or more Joker can be used for completing a set or sequence
- After putting all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences, the player can finish the
game by putting the extra card in the finish slot
- To finish a game, a player must make a valid declaration wherein there should be 2
sequences out of which 1 one needs to be a pure sequence
Scoring
Winner :
- The player making a valid declaration after meeting the game objectives is declared as
the winner of the game. The winner is given 0 points.
Loser :
The player losing the game gets points equal to the hand score which is counted as per the
point value of their cards, in accordance with the following points:
- J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each
- he rest of the cards from the deck carry points equal to their face value
- The Joker cards have a point value equal to zero
- The points for the losing player are counted as by adding the points for cards not
grouped in any set or sequence
- In case there is no pure sequence with the losing player, all the cards are counted
- In case the losing player has only a pure sequence, then only the points for the pure
sequence are not counted
- The maximum number of points that a player can get is 80. In case the losing player’s
score is more than 80 then also he’ll get only 80 points
- In case a player misses 3 consecutive turns, the player is automatically dropped from
the table with a score of 40 points.
- In case a player declares the game without meeting the objectives, he loses the game and
is given 80 points.
Maximum Points
Any player participating in the game can receive a maximum of 80 points only.
In a case the losing
player has a score of 90 at the time of declaration, the player will only be given 80 points. Any
other score below 80 points is awarded as it is.
Point Calculation
The winning player gets all the winning amount at the end of the contest. The
winning amount are calculated as: Winnings = (Sum of points of all opponents) X (Rupee-value of the
point) - Platform Fees 0
Drop Option
Each of the players on the table is allowed to drop the game in their turn,
throughout the game duration.
In order to drop the game, it is important that the player must have not picked
any card from the open or the closed deck.
There are three types of drops, and each of them has a different point value
In case the player drops the game in its first turn it is considered as first
drop and the player is given 20 points
In case the player drops the game after playing the first turn, it is
considered as Middle drop and the player is given 20 points.
In case any player misses three consecutive turns, it is automatically
dropped from the game, and the player is given points for the middle drop.
What is Pool Rummy?
Pool Rummy is one of the most popular game. It is a variant of 13 card Indian rummy where players
pay a fixed entry fee which forms the prize pool. Winner of every deal gets 0 points and the
rest accumulated points are added to their score. A player is eliminated once their score
reaches the maximum limit of points on the table eg: 51 Points, 101 Points Pool or 201 Points
Pool.
How to Play?
The Pool Rummy format of the game is played between 2-6 players with 2 decks of cards (including
two jokers, one from each deck).
- There can be two Jokers in the game, one the Printed Joker and the other is Wild Joker
(any random number picked as the Joker)
- he players can use one or more Joker to complete their sets or sequences for making a
valid declaration.
- The objective of the game is to arrange all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences
wherein there should be 2 sequences, out of which one needs to a pure sequence.
- The players need to pick or discard cards from either of the decks for creating valid
sets and sequences.
- After arranging all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences, the player can move the
extra card to the finish slot for declaring the game.
- Auto Drop- There is an auto-drop feature available in the Pool Rummy format of the game,
through which the player can drop out of a deal. After being dropped from a deal, the
player is given points for the first drop.
- One or more Joker can be used for completing a set or sequence
- After putting all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences, the player can finish the
game by putting the extra card in the finish slot
- To finish a game, a player must make a valid declaration wherein there should be 2
sequences out of which 1 one needs to be a pure sequence
- Elimination- In case any of the player participating in the Pool Rummy game reaches the
maximum limit of points on a particular table, the players in eliminated from the game.
101 Pool Rummy vs 201 Pool Rummy
Scores:
- In the case of 101 Pool Rummy, the auto-drop points for the first drop are 20 and middle
drop is 40. However, in 201 Pool Rummy, the first drop point is 25 and the middle drop
point is 50.
Auto-drop points:
- In the case of 101 Pool Rummy, the auto-drop points for the first drop are 20 and middle
drop is 40. However, in 201 Pool Rummy, the first drop point is 25 and the middle drop
point is 50.
Winner:
- The first player to make a valid declaration after meeting all the objectives of the
game is declared as the winner.
- In case a player ends the game without meeting the game objectives, it is given 80
points. If the player ends a - player game without meeting the objectives, the game
continues until one of the players wins the game.
- Each of the card in the game carries value, and the points are calculated on the basis
of the cards remaining with the players
- Rest of the cards have a value equal to their face value
- The Joker has points equal to ‘0’
Loser:
- In case any player makes an invalid declaration, i.e. declaring the game without meeting
the game objectives, the player loses the game and scores 80 points. In case a player
misses 3 consecutive turns, it is considered to be a middle drop and the points are
given according to the maximum limit of the table, i.e. 40 in 101 Pool Rummy and 50 in
201 Pool Rummy.
Maximum Points
In the case of Pool Rummy, the maximum points vary on the basis of the maximum
limit of the particular table. In 101 Pool Rummy, the maximum points a player can score is 101, and
in 201 Pool Rummy, it is 201 points.
Winning Calculation
The winnings at the end of the Pool Rummy is counted as: Winnings = (Entry Fee)
X (Number of Players) - Platform fees.
Drop Option
As per the policies of the game, each of the players on the table can drop out
of the game at any time throughout the game. However, the scores differ for 101 Pool Rummy and 201
Pool Rummy.
What is Deals Rummy?
Deals Rummy another type of 13 card rummy game offered on Fantafeat Rummy wherein the players on
the gameplay for and with Points for a pre-decided number of deals. At the end of each deal, the
individual making a valid declaration wins all the Points, and after the pre-decided number of
deals is played, the player with the highest Points is declared as the winner.
How to Play?
Deals Rummy is played between 2 to 6 players with 1 or more decks (each comprising of a Joker).
- Before the game begins, all the players on the table are allocated with a fixed number
of Points to play the game.
- The game is played with Points for a pre-decided number of deals.
- The game begins with a toss which decides which player will make the first move.
- All the players are given 13 cards randomly which are required to be grouped as valid
sets and sequences.
- There are two decks on the table, an open deck and a closed deck. The cards in the
closed deck are placed face-down whereas the face-value of the cards in the open deck is
visible to the players.
- The first card from the deck is placed in the open cards slot to mention the beginning
of the game.
- The players are needed to make a valid declaration by grouping cards as valid sets and
sequences after picking cards as the objective of the game. For a valid declaration, it
is important that the player has at least two sequences, out of which one needs to be a
pure sequence.
- There can be two Jokers type of Jokers in the game, one Wild Joker and one Printed
Joker. The players can use either of the Jokers to make valid sets or sequences.
- In case the Printed Joker is used as the Wild Joker, then the Ace cards of all the suits
can be used as Jokers.
- After arranging all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences, the player can move the
extra card in the finish slot and declare the game.
- After the completion of every deal, the winning player will get Points from the losing
player as based on their scores.
- After the completion of all the pre-decided number of deals, the player with the higher
number of Points will be declared as the winner. In case there is a tie between the
players, then, the players will play a tie-breaker round.
- The Points are allocated at the starting of the game based on the maximum number of
points a player can get multiplied by the number of players sitting on the table.
Scoring
Winner :
- The player who finishes the game first after making a valid declaration and meeting the
game objectives is declared as the winner. The winner is given Points lost by other
players based on their scores.
Loser :
All the cards in the game carry a certain number of points. The point calculation for losing
players is calculated on the basis of the points of the cards in hand of the player.
- J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each
- All the other cards of any suit carry points equal to their face value.
- The Joker card carries 0 points.
- The losing players score is counted as the sum of cards that are not grouped as valid
sets and sequences except for the following cases:
- In case there are no pure sequences formed by the losing player, all cards are counted
- The losing player has a pure sequence formed but does not meet the requirement of 2
sequences, then, only the pure sequence is not counted.
- In case a player does not get to play its turn before the opponent makes a valid
declaration, then:
- The losing player will be given points equal to half of his actual total
- The minimum points awarded in this case can be 2
- The maximum points awarded in this case can be 40
Maximum Points
A player can only score a maximum of 80 points. In case the losing players
points total is more than 80, his score will be counted as 80 only. Any point score below 80 is
awarded as it is.
Point Calculation
The winning player gets all the winning amount as per the Prize Pool at the end
of the contest.
Drop Option
The winner of every deal gets all the Points lost by the opponent. Winnings =
Sum of points of all opponents
2 Player Game
In a two-player game, neither of the players is allowed to drop a deal in
between.
In case a player misses three consecutive turns due to inactivity or any other
issue, the player is
automatically dropped from the game. The score is counted as the hands score of the dropped player,
with a maximum limit of 80 points.
More than 2 Players
Each of the players on the table can drop the game in their turn, just that the
player should not have picked a card from either of the decks.
First Drop - If the player drops the game in the first turn itself, he or she will be given 20
points
Middle Drop - If the player drops the game anytime after playing the first
turn, he or she is given 40 points. In case of missing 3 consecutive turns, the player is
auto-dropped which is counted as Middle drop. In case of Disconnection, the player can decide what
happens to the game under the Game Play Options from setting. The player can specify whether the
player should be dropped after missing 3 consecutive turns or the player should remain at the table
till reconnection.
Missing Three Chances
2 Player Games
In case a player misses 3 consecutive moves, the player is automatically
dropped from the game, with the score calculated as the hands score capped at 80 points.
More than 2 Player Games
If in a game with more than 2 players, a player misses three consecutive turns,
then the player is dropped from the game with the score of Middle drop, i.e., 40 points.
What is Raise Rummy?
The Raise Rummy format of the game is very much similar to Points Rummy with the only difference
being the increment of points value at regular intervals. The primary objective of this format
of the game is scoring points, and the points have monetary benefits associated with them. The
game begins with a pre-defined points value which is gradually increases during the game upto a
pre-defined points value. The player winning the game after making a valid declaration gets all
the winning amount.
How to Play?
The Raise Rummy format is played between 2 to 5 players with 2 decks of cards including 2 Jokers.
- The players in this format of the game, play for points and each of the points has a
monetary value associated with it called Point Value.
- The primary objective of the game is to make a valid declaration by placing the card in
sets and sequences and bringing a minimum point amount to the table.
- The game starts with a toss between the players which decides who will play the first
move.
- Each of the players on the table is given 13 cards each, dealt randomly.
- There are two decks on the table, namely the open deck and the closed deck. The cards
from the closed deck are placed in a manner that their face value is not visible,
whereas the face value of cards from the open deck is visible easily.
- The players are required to arrange all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences by
picking or discarding cards from either of the decks wherein there should at least 1
pure sequence and a total of 2 sequences.
- The points value increases after all the players on the table have played their turn,
upto a pre-defined maximum value.
- There can be two types of Jokers in the game. One is the printed joker from the 2 decks,
and the other is a wild-joker which is any random card picked as a joker at the starting
of the game.
- The players can use one or more jokers to complete their sets and sequences before
making a declaration.
- The players need to arrange all the 13 cards in valid sets and sequences meeting all the
requirements and then move the extra card to the finish slot for making a declaration.
Scoring
Winner :
- The first player to make a valid declaration after meeting the game objectives
is declared as the winner of the game. The winner is given 0 points
Loser :
The player losing the game gets points equal to the hand score which is counted as per the
point value of their cards, in accordance with the following points:
- J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each
- The rest of the cards from the deck have points equal to their face value
- The Joker card carries 0 points.
- The losing players score is counted as the sum of cards that are not grouped as valid
sets and sequences except for the following cases:
- The Joker cards have a point value equal to zero
- The points for the losing player are counted as by adding the points for cards not
grouped in any set or sequence
- In case there is no pure sequence with the losing player, all the cards are counted
- In case the losing player has only a pure sequence, then only the points for the pure
sequence are not counted
- The maximum number of points that a player can get is 80. In case the losing players
score is more than 80 then also he will get only 80 points
- In case a player misses 3 consecutive turns, the player is automatically dropped from
the table with a score of 40 points.
- In case a player declares the game without meeting the objectives, he loses the game and
is given 80 points.
- In case a losing player on the table has not had his first turn before any of its
opponents make a valid declaration, the points of such player shall be counted as half
of his score.
Maximum Points
Any player participating in the game can receive a maximum of 80 points only.
In a case the losing player has a score of 90 at the time of declaration, the player will only be
given 80 points. Any other score below 80 points is awarded as it is.
Point Calculation
The winning player gets all the winning amount at the end of the contest. The
winning amount are calculated as: Winnings = (Points of the opponent) X (Point Value at which the
game was finished) - Platform Fees
Drop Option
Each of the players on the table is allowed to drop the game in their turn,
throughout the game duration.
In order to drop the game, it is important that the player must have not picked
any card from the
open or the closed deck.
There are three types of drops, and each of them has a different point value
First Drop
In case the player drops the game in its first turn it is considered as first
drop and the player is given 20 points
Middle Drop
In case the player drops the game after playing the first turn, it is
considered as Middle drop and the player is given 20 points.
