Rummy Go Variants

Indian Rummy is a popular variation that features two standard decks and four jokers. In this card game, players are given a specific amount of cards and compete to build sets and sequences.

In Gin Rummy, there are no jokers, but players still try to make sets and sequences. It’s typically a two-player game due to its strategic complexity.

You can play Rummy 500 with a joker, and the aim is to rack up as many points as possible before your opponents do. Points are scored based on the cards you meld, and it generally requires more intricate scoring procedures than Indian Rummy.

Canasta is a form of Rummy played with two standard decks and one joker deck. Players attempt to make three-card sequences (melds) and canastas (a group of seven cards of the same rank).

In this form of Rummy, the wild card’s value in each given round is determined by the first card dealt. Gameplay is similar to Indian Rummy, however wild cards are constantly being swapped out.

Kalooki (Kaluki) is a variant of Rummy where wild cards are used to complete sets and sequences. Both social and strategic components have made it famous.

The normal rules of Rummy apply in Traditional Rummy, also known as Classic Rummy, where the goal is to build sets and sequences of cards. It’s a simple, standard, and well-known take on the classic.