Remi Rummy Card Game Free

Remi Indonesian is a version of Rummy Poker. It differs from Western rummy games in several ways. For example, the first combination made by each player must be a sequence, not a set. A sequence is made up of numeral cards or picture cards but not both, and aces cannot be used in sequences at all. There is no laying off - melds placed on the table cannot be extended.

Remi is normally played by two, three or four people, using a standard 52-card pack without jokers. As in most types of rummy players try to make combinations of cards: sequences and sets. A sequence consists of three or more consecutive numeral cards (2-10) of the same suit, or three picture cards K-Q-J of the same suit. 10 is not adjacent to jack for sequences and aces cannot be included, so 10-J-Q, A-2-3, and Q-K-A are all invalid sequences. A set consists of three or more cards of the same rank, such as A-A-A or 8-8-8-8. Sets are not valid until the player has made a valid sequence.

The cards are shuffled and seven cards are dealt with each player. The remaining cards are stacked face down to form a stockpile. Any player may deal first; subsequently, the cards should are dealt with by the player who is currently losing, having the lowest cumulative score.