Gin Rummy.
Make your move.
Keep the card they need. Spot the run they missed. Turn ten cards into one very good hand.
2 players · phone or computer · no timer
YOUR NEXT GOOD HAND
DRAW. DISCARD. OUTTHINK.
See the table before you play
Actual computer gameplay. Cards show their rank and suit, selected cards lift, and the game calculates deadwood before you discard.
Learn by playing.
The free computer game plays a complete match to 100. Your hand highlights its best melds and shows your deadwood. Local matches save on this device.
Play someone you know.
Create a room, copy its private link and both press Ready. Try one scored hand free. All Access gives the host full matches to 100 and rematches. $4.99/month or $29/year (USD).
Every point explained.
Each reveal shows the hands, automatic layoffs, bonuses and running score. Rematch with the same friend or choose another game for the group.
How do you play Gin Rummy?
Both players receive ten cards from a standard 52-card deck. Collect three or four of the same rank, or runs of three or more consecutive cards of the same suit. Aces are low. Each turn, draw one card and discard one. Cards outside melds are your deadwood: aces count 1, face cards 10 and number cards their value.
On the opening turn, the non-dealer can take the face-up card or pass. If both players pass, the non-dealer draws from the stock. A card taken from the discard pile cannot be discarded immediately.
Knock after a discard leaves 10 or fewer deadwood points. Your opponent can lay off unmatched cards onto your melds. If your deadwood stays lower, you score the difference. If the defender ties or beats your deadwood, they score the difference plus a 25-point undercut bonus.
Zero deadwood is gin: score 25 plus the opponent’s deadwood, with no layoffs. Our North American rules use 25-point gin and undercut bonuses, first to 100, without box bonuses or big gin. A hand with only two stock cards left ends without points and is redealt with the same dealer.
Does Gin Rummy work on a phone or keyboard?
Yes. Tap a pile, select a card, then tap Discard or Knock. Cards wrap into readable rows on small screens. Use Tab and Enter, arrow keys between cards, D for stock, U for upcard, X to discard and K to knock. No dragging or quick reactions are needed.
What happens if I disconnect?
Reopen your invitation in the same browser to recover your seat. Save your private recovery code from Room options if you may change devices. Rooms last two hours; hosts can add time in the final 30 minutes. Keep invitations within your group. Room data is removed when the room closes or expires.