Rummy
Track Rummy hand points with manual scoring for melds and leftover cards. Use a round limit agreed by your table.
Basic Rummy · Pagat-described scoring · Highest total wins
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How to score Rummy
- Agree on the Rummy variant, number of players, and whether the game ends by a fixed hand count or a target.
- Play until someone goes out under your chosen variant.
- Calculate awarded points from melds and unmelded cards using the linked rule source.
- Enter each player’s hand result, including zero or a negative penalty if your variant uses one.
What this scorekeeper records
The scorekeeper adds the hand values you enter; enter the result after counting melds and leftover cards. Variants differ; this scorecard does not calculate card values or decide who went out.
Enter the result after counting melds and leftover cards. Variants differ; this scorecard does not calculate card values or decide who went out.
Scoring example
If the player who goes out receives 24 points from the opponents’ remaining cards, enter 24 for that player and the agreed results for others.
Variant notes
- Basic Rummy variants differ. In the cited description, the player who goes out scores the value of opponents’ unmelded cards.
- Aces count 1, number cards face value, and J/Q/K count 10 in this described scoring. Agree on a round limit or target before play.
- Enter the awarded points for each player; the app does not inspect melds or remaining cards.
Use each linked source for its named variant. House rules and editions can differ.
Public guide only. Score rooms, room codes, and player names are private and are not included on game pages or in the sitemap.