Points format
- Entry
- ₹8
- Conversion
- 1 Point = ₹0.1
- Settlement
- Per hand, chip count carries over between rounds
- Stake ramp
- Linear, no fixed cap
Deals format
- Entry
- ₹5
- Deals
- 2 per match
- Settlement
- Cumulative chip count after the second deal
- Stake ramp
- Bounded by the deal structure
When to pick Points
Points is the right format when you want per-hand granularity and faster settlement. The chip count moves up and down each hand, so a single bad hand does not end the match.
When to pick Deals
Deals is the right format when you want a fixed-end structure. After 2 deals, the match settles regardless of chip count, which suits shorter sessions.
Sequence rules (both formats)
- Pure sequence is mandatory.
- Second sequence with or without joker.
- Maximum of two jokers in the hand.
Reading the chip count across a match
Points rummy publishes the per-hand chip count so the user can see the swing. The display is in the wallet-style chip icon and updates after each hand. The chip count carries over between rounds, so a single bad hand does not end the match - it only changes the lead.
Deals rummy publishes a per-deal chip allocation and a cumulative total. After the last deal, the cumulative total is the final score. The two-deal structure is the snapshot value; longer deal structures are published per contest on the app.
Where the joker shows up
Printed jokers and wild jokers are both supported. The hand must include up to two jokers in total. A pure sequence (no joker) is mandatory; the second sequence can use a joker. Dropping below those thresholds at declaration counts as an invalid declaration.