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Rummy, free to play

The popular 13-card rummy: make sequences and sets with the help of jokers, and declare before the computer does. Free to play, with no money involved.

Full rules and tips: how to play Rummy

  • Against the computer
  • Easy or Normal
  • Hints
  • Groups arranged for you

How to play

  1. Draw and discard

    You have 13 cards. Each turn, take the top discard or draw from the stock, then throw one card away. The game groups your cards for you as you play.

  2. Make sequences and sets

    A sequence is three or more cards in a row of one suit. A set is three or four cards of one rank, in different suits. Jokers can stand in for any card.

  3. Declare

    To go out you need at least two sequences, and at least one of them must be pure, with no joker. Every other card must be in a group. Declare before the computer does.

Ways to play

Good to know

Quick answers about playing Rummy on Wittlo.

Is Rummy free?

Yes. It is free to play, with no sign-up and nothing to install.

Is any real money involved?

No. This is free play for fun only. There are no stakes, no prizes and nothing to buy.

What is the wild joker?

At the start of each deal a card is turned up. Every card of that rank, and the two printed jokers, can stand in for any card.

What is a pure sequence?

Three or more cards in a row of one suit, with no joker in it. You need at least one to go out.

How are points counted?

The player who goes out scores nothing. The other player is charged the value of their loose cards: aces and picture cards ten, other cards their number, jokers nothing, up to 80.

Do I have to arrange my cards?

No. The game finds the best grouping of your cards automatically and shows it. You only choose what to draw and discard.

What if I declare too early?

The game checks first and tells you what is missing. There is no penalty.

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