'Points rummy' presentation slideshows

Types of Rummy Game Variations

The Rummy game is a multiplayer game played amongst a minimum of two persons and a maximum of six people. The idea is to defeat all the other players at the table by making sequences and sets of cards that are dealt to each player in the shortest time possible. The best way to do this is to hold on to matching cards and discarding the unwanted or unmatched cards.

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Points Rummy | Rummy Passion

Point's Rummy is the fastest and popular form of Rummy. It is the basic format of Indian Rummy Games.

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How to Choose a Rummy Variant According to Your Nature!

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Life is a Puzzle and Rummy is a Solution

The modern world brings a plethora of material comforts and blessings, but equally true is the fact that its enormously fast pace has made life a riddle!

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Which Rummy Variant Should a Beginner Start Playing

Points Rummy is the easiest of all the variations. Hence, new rummy players should choose to play this rummy variant in the beginning. Also, it is advised that they should play Practice Games first, to hone their skills at the tables. As and when one starts feeling confident, one can switch to another variant. It is better to follow a step by step approach, so as to make your foray into the exciting world of online rummy enjoyable.

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Points Rummy

A version of rummy in which players collect or u2018pool inu2019 money to play the game. It is like playing the Points rummy game repeatedly. As and when a player touches 101 or 201 points, depending on the version, he/she is eliminated from the game. This continues till only one player is left, and this player is the winner.

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Do You Know the Difference between Various Forms of Rummy?

India is a country known for diversity, and this fact makes it interesting to the tourists. Similarly, the Indian Rummy game is available at rummy websites in various formats, to maintain the enthusiasm of card buffs and never let drudgery get the better of them. Would like to know what these forms are and how they differ?

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