Come rummy

Format comparison: Points vs Deals

Both formats use two standard decks of 52 cards plus jokers. The points formula is identical - face cards and tens count as 10 points, numbered cards count their pip value, aces count as 1 point, and jokers count as 0. The differences are in stake structure and round count. Points Rummy settles at the end of every hand; Deals Rummy settles at the end of a fixed number of deals per player.

Pool Rummy and the stake ladder

Pool Rummy is exposed on selected tables with a 101-pool or 201-pool variant. The stake ladder inside the app controls the entry fee per player; elimination happens at the pool ceiling, not on a per-hand basis. The stake ladder and the pool ceiling are visible on the in-app table card before you join a table.

Table etiquette and table-side controls

Come enforces basic table etiquette automatically. Auto-drop, sort and finish are present at every table; mid-hand drop is supported with the published drop-penalty on Points and Deals tables. Mis-declared hands and deadwood disputes are settled by the table-side referee tool, which logs the result and surfaces the rationale in the hand-history.

Frequently asked questions

How many jokers are in play?

Two printed jokers per deck, plus all wild jokers announced when the joker card is revealed. A maximum of two jokers per hand is the standard, but the in-app table card lists the exact count for that table.

Can I play rummy on multiple tables at once?

Yes. Multi-tabling is supported up to four simultaneous tables. The in-app lobby shows a coloured badge if a table is already occupied.

What is the maximum number of players per table?

Come rummy tables seat 2 to 6 players. The player count is visible on the table card before joining.

Are rummy stakes eligible for the welcome tier?

Yes, the welcome tier covers rummy stakes the same way it covers fantasy and sports stakes. The bonus-wallet credit follows the standard wagering multiplier.