Simple Rummy

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Simple Rummy …

Rules
  • Start with 13 cards; on your turn draw 1 from deck/discard, then discard 1.
  • Declare/show needs 1 pure sequence + 1 more sequence. Remaining groups can be valid sets/sequences.
  • Sequences/sets are 3+ cards. 5-card sequences are valid.
  • Pure sequence = same suit, consecutive cards, no joker used as wildcard.
  • All Trills: allows a valid show with 4 trills even without the normal sequence requirement; score is doubled with no max cap.
  • Apply Settings: host button that saves and applies all current Table Settings changes to the table immediately.
  • Auto Order Limit: number of times a player can use auto-order in one round; 0 disables the limit.
  • Deal Show: if enabled, a valid show is allowed before the first full turn cycle. Players who already completed a turn get full card count, players who have not played yet get half card count, and players who dropped before playing get initial drop points.
  • Delete Table: host button that permanently removes the table and disconnects all players and spectators.
  • Duplicate Restart: if enabled, an opening hand with 3+ duplicate pairs can restart the round before that player draws.
  • Eliminated Player Rejoin: if enabled, an eliminated seated player can request to rejoin and return next round.
  • End Game: host button that ends the current game session immediately, shows final scores, and marks the game as completed.
  • Full Count: maximum hand penalty points a player can receive in a single round (default 80). Players whose hand value exceeds this are capped at this score.
  • Hidden Joker On Show: controls whether hidden joker-rank cards count as 0 or face value during show scoring.
  • Initial Drop Points: penalty for dropping before taking your first turn in the round.
  • Open Joker: visible joker rank is wild and scores 0.
  • Close Joker: joker rank stays hidden until unlocked by a show.
  • Opposite Joker: visible card is not wild; only same-rank opposite-color cards are jokers. With 2+ opposite jokers, pure sequence is not required. No-joker all-sequence shows double count for active players who already played. If all available opposite jokers are shown on Round 1 Turn 1, the declarer wins and others are eliminated.
  • Middle Drop Points: penalty for dropping after the round has already started for you.
  • Offline Drop: automatically drops an offline current-turn player after the timer ends.
  • Offline Drop Timer: countdown duration before offline drop happens for an offline turn player.
  • Pause / Resume: host button that freezes all gameplay actions; pressing again resumes the game for all players.
  • Pause for Share the Win: if enabled, the game automatically pauses when a Share the Win vote is started, giving all players time to vote before play resumes.
  • Player Spectate: allows dropped or eliminated players to watch active players' hands.
  • Points Limit: cumulative score at which a player is eliminated from the game.
  • Private Table: when enabled, the table is hidden from the public list and requires an access code to join. The host shares the code with invited players.
  • Rejoin Timer: how long (in seconds) an eliminated player has to decide whether to rejoin before the window closes automatically.
  • Risk Rejoin: high-score active players may be asked to reset before eliminated players can rejoin. This is only offered when at least two non-risk active players still have a score of at least the initial drop, so the safe players are never left outnumbered. All risk players in the chain must accept; if any risk player skips or times out, risk rejoin is cancelled for that round and earlier risk resets are undone.
  • Restart Round: host button that cancels the current round and deals fresh cards to all active players; scores from the cancelled round are not counted.
  • Restart From Round: host button that rewinds cumulative scores back to a chosen earlier round and resumes the game from that point.
  • Guest Spectate: allows non-players to request access and watch the table without playing.
  • Wrong Show: if a player declares an invalid show, that player receives the full count penalty, their card is opened on the discard pile, they sit out for the rest of the round, and remaining players continue.