Deccan rummy – how to play pool rummy?
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Pool Rummy on DeccanRummy is a variant of Indian Rummy where players pay a fixed entry fee that forms the prize pool. The objective is to arrange 13 cards into valid sequences and/or sets. Players are eliminated when their points reach 101 or 201, depending on the variant, and the last remaining player wins the prize pool. Key elements include a competitive point system for losses, options to drop early from the game for a reduced penalty, and different scoring scenarios.
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Deccan rummy – how to play pool rummy?
- 1. DECCANRUMMY How to play Pool Rummy?
- 2. Pool Rummy on DeccanRummy is the most popular variant of Indian Rummy where players pay a fixed entry fee which forms the prize pool. Join @DeccanRummy to play the simplest uncomplicated version of the game.
- 3. Game Logic * Element of Elimination makes the Pool Rummy more competitive than other forms. * DeccanRummy offers 2 variants of Pool Rummy - 101 points & 201 points. * When a player loses a game, his losing points are carried to the next round. * A player gets eliminated when his points reaches the limit defined (101 or 201). * The player who is left at the end of the games is declared winner.
- 4. Objective Arrange all 13 cards in-hand in sequences and/or sets. The cards in hand are arranged to form at least two sequences, out of which one has to be a pure sequence. The other remaining cards can be arranged in valid sequences and/or sets.
- 5. Gameplay * Random toss decides the player who will make the first move. * Wild Joker is randomly selected and 13 cards are dealt to each player. * First card from the pack is placed in the open deck. * Remaining cards are placed face- down. * Each player takes turns to pick/discard a card from closed/open deck to complete sets and/or
- 6. Note: In case a Printed Joker is selected as joker, then Ace card of any suit is used as a joker in their sets / sequences. Must : To finish the game, you must declare at least two sequences, one of which must be a pure sequence. Caution : With two decks, you cannot use the same card twice in a set. For instance - 5? 5? 5? is not a valid set.
- 7. Declare: * Discard one of the cards in the finish slot. * Click on the 'Declare' button. * Group and declare your sets and sequences. Drop: * Each player gets an option to drop the game in their turn, throughout the game duration. * To avail the Drop option, the player must not have picked a card from open/closed deck in that turn.
- 8. ● First Drop : If a player drops the game in their very first turn, they get 20 points. ● Middle Drop : If a player drops the game in a turn other than the first, they get 40 points. ● Missed Turns : If a player misses 3 consecutive turns, he/she is dropped from the game. This means that this player gets 40 points in both 101 & 201 pool. ● Disconnection Scenario : If a player gets disconnected, they are dropped from the game and get 40 points in both 101 & 201 pool.
- 9. Scoring Pattern 1. Each card carries a certain number of points. The losing player gets points equal to their hand score : ● J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each. ● Numbered cards carry the same points as their value. ● Joker cards carry zero points. 2. At the end of the game, a losing player's hand score is computed by adding points for cards that are not grouped as sets/sequences with the following exceptions. ● If there are no pure sequence, all cards are counted. ● If the loser does not have two sequences, but has a pure sequence, only the pure sequence is not counted.
- 10. 3. Full count : Maximum points that a player can get in one game is 80. Considering HS - Hand Score | PTs - Points. * If HS<80 then PTs = HS * If HS>=80 then PTs = 80 4. Special Case 1 : If the losing player has not had his first turn before the opponent has made a valid declaration, then they get 20 points. 5. Special Case 2 : If a player declares without meeting the game objective, they get 80 points and the game continues till there is a winner.
- 11. Winnings = (Entry Fees X Number of Players) – DeccanRummy Fees * Five players play Pool Rummy and a player comes out as the winner. * Now the winning player wins all the entry fee deposited by the players. * If the four players deposited Rs. 50 each, the winner’s cash amount will be calculated as: 4 x 50 = Rs. 200 – DeccanRummy Fees. FYI - DeccanRummy has the Lowest fee among all Online Indian Rummy sites :)