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Rummy House - Card Games

Four rummy games at one table: Basic Rummy, Turkish 51, German Rommé and Gin Rummy. Play offline against bots, or with a friend on a second phone nearby.

Free to play. No account. No internet needed at the table.

Get it on Google Play Read the manual ↗ Frequently asked questions ↓
A Turkish 51 match in Rummy House with five melds on the table and a hand of fourteen cardsA Gin Rummy hand in Rummy House with the Knock button and the deadwood countRummy House / Turkish 51 and Gin Rummy
01 / FOUR GAMES

One app, four kinds of rummy.

Basic Rummy for a quick, simple game. Turkish 51 with its 51-point opening, folding and going double. German Rommé with six jokers and Hand-Rommé. Gin Rummy for two, with knocking, undercuts and gin.

Compare the four games ↗
02 / YOUR RULES

Play it the way your table does.

Every game keeps its own house rules: a match by score or by rounds, folding on or off, two or four jokers, Standard, Oklahoma or Gin-only knocking. Each option says what it does before you switch it.

See what each game lets you set ↗
03 / ALONE OR TOGETHER

Bots at three levels, or a friend nearby.

Fill the table with bots on Easy, Medium or Hard, mixed as you like. Or link two phones over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, with no internet and no room codes, and add bots to make it three or four.

How playing with a friend works ↗

Four rummy games in one app

Rummy House is an Android card game that plays four kinds of rummy: Basic Rummy, Turkish 51 (Elli Bir), German Rommé and Gin Rummy. Each one can be played offline against computer opponents at three levels, and with a friend on a second phone in the same room. Basic Rummy, Turkish 51 and Rommé seat two to four players; Gin Rummy is for two.

It is built for people who know the game from a real table. The hand is arranged by dragging cards into rows, valid melds are outlined as you form them, and the house rules that differ from family to family are switches, not arguments. An unfinished match is saved and waits on the menu.

It is also a place to learn. A practice table teaches a turn in three steps, each game has its rules one tap away with an example drawn in cards, and optional hints mark the cards that fit a meld on the table.

The app is free and shows ads, never on the table during a hand. A one-time purchase removes them. There is no account, no chat and no betting.

App details

Platform
Android 8.0 or later, phones and tablets, played upright. Check your device on Google Play.
Price
Free to download and play. Contains ads; a one-time Remove ads purchase switches them off for good.
Games
Basic Rummy, Turkish 51, German Rommé and Gin Rummy, each with its own house rules. About the games.
Also known as
On a phone set to Turkish, German or Spanish the app is listed under the name the game has there: 51, Rommé or Rummy clásico.
Players
One player against one to three bots, or two players on two phones nearby, with up to two bots. Gin Rummy is for two.
Offline use
Matches against bots and matches with a nearby friend need no internet connection.
Languages
English, German, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Arabic, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean, switchable in the app. About the languages.
Accounts
None. Signing in to Google Play Games is optional, for achievements, leaderboards and a backup of your progress.
Accessibility
Spoken card names for screen readers, a four-colour large-index deck, adjustable animation speed and no turn clock. Read about accessibility.
Privacy
No game server and no chat. Usage statistics follow your consent. Read the full privacy policy.

The four games side by side

Each game and its options ↗
Basic Rummy Turkish 51 Rommé Gin Rummy
Players 2 to 4 2 to 4 2 to 4 2
Cards One deck, no jokers Two decks, four jokers Two decks, six jokers One deck, no jokers
Dealt 10 each for two players, 7 each for three or four 14 each 13 each, 14 for the starter 10 each
First meld No threshold 51 points or more 40 points or more Hands stay hidden until a knock
Special rules A rummy in one turn doubles the score Folding, going double, joker swaps Joker swaps, Hand-Rommé Knock, undercut, gin, Oklahoma
Who wins Highest total Lowest total Lowest total First to the target

From the deal to the last card

Example screens
A Turkish 51 table with melds laid by an opponent, a joker among them, and a hand of fourteen cards with a run outlined in gold
A table you can read at a glance. Melds in frames, a count above your hand, and a gold outline around the groups you hold.
The New Game screen with the number of players, bot difficulty, the rummy type and the house rules of Turkish 51
One screen, then you play. Players, bot levels, the game and its house rules, with Start Match always in reach.
A Gin Rummy hand sorted into melds with the line Deadwood 13 to 7 and a lit Knock button
Gin Rummy that counts for you. Your hand sorted into its best melds, your deadwood before and after the discard, and a Knock button that lights up when it is time.
A Rommé table on a burgundy background with paper-textured cards and patterned card backs
Make the table yours. Eleven card faces, twelve card backs, twelve backgrounds and four hint markers to earn and mix.
The Match Over screen with a podium, the winner and a breakdown of the experience points earned
Something to play for. Levels, a double first match every day, win streaks, three daily challenges and twelve trophies.
The host's screen for a match with a friend: the game, the table with one or two bots, and the bot level
Two phones, one table. Host a game, let your friend join nearby, and fill the other seats with bots.

Playing within a minute

  1. Say what to call you.

    The first time you open the app it asks for a name, and nothing else. There is no account. First-start guide.

  2. Pick a game and a table.

    Tap New Game, choose the rummy type, the number of players and the bot levels, then Start Match. Starting a match.

  3. Leave whenever you like.

    An unfinished match is saved and waits under Continue on the menu. Coming back to a match.

Frequently asked questions

More questions in the manual ↗
Which rummy games are in Rummy House?

Four: Basic Rummy, Turkish 51 (also known as Elli Bir), German Rommé and Gin Rummy. You choose one each time you start a match, and each keeps its own house rules.

Compare the four games.

Is Rummy House free?

Yes. It is free to download and play, and all four games and every option are included. The app shows ads, and a one-time Remove ads purchase in Settings switches them off for good. It runs on Android 8.0 or later.

Can I play offline?

Yes. Matches against bots work with no internet connection, and so do matches with a friend on a second phone nearby. A connection is only used for ads, the optional Play Games sign-in and the Remove ads purchase.

Can I play rummy with a friend on two phones?

Yes. One of you taps Play with a Friend → Host a game; the other taps Join a game. The phones link directly over Bluetooth and Wi-Fi in the same room, with no internet, no account and no room code. In Basic Rummy, Turkish 51 and Rommé you can add one or two bots to the table.

Follow the two-phone guide.

Is there online multiplayer?

No. Rummy House has no game server: you play against bots, or with a friend whose phone is nearby. There is no chat and no matchmaking with strangers.

Do I need an account?

No. The app asks for a name to show at your seat and nothing else. Signing in to Google Play Games is optional and adds achievements, leaderboards and a backup of your level and trophies.

How many players can play?

Two to four in Basic Rummy, Turkish 51 and Rommé, and two in Gin Rummy. Seats without a person are played by bots on Easy, Medium or Hard.

Can I change the rules?

Yes. Each game has house rules of its own: a match by score or by rounds, folding and the number of jokers in Turkish 51, Hand-Rommé and joker reuse in Rommé, unlimited melds in Basic Rummy, and Standard, Oklahoma or Gin-only knocking with Classic or Modern bonuses in Gin Rummy.

See every option.

I have never played rummy. Can I learn it here?

Yes. Start with Basic Rummy. A practice table walks you through a turn, How to Play explains each game one section at a time with an example drawn in cards, and optional hints mark the cards that fit a meld on the table.

Read about the first start.

What is Turkish 51?

A rummy game from Türkiye, also called Elli Bir, played with two decks and four jokers. Your first lay-down has to be worth at least 51 points, and the player with the fewest penalty points wins. Rummy House plays it with folding, going double with pairs and joker swaps.

Is my match saved if I close the app?

Yes. A match against bots is saved as you play and comes back under Continue on the menu, with the same cards, scores and turn.

In which languages is the app?

Eleven: English, German, Turkish, Spanish, Portuguese for Brazil and for Portugal, Arabic, Hindi, Simplified Chinese, Japanese and Korean. You switch inside the app, and Arabic is laid out from right to left.

Read about the languages.

Is this a real-money game?

No. There is no betting, no stake and no prize. Experience points and levels only unlock card designs and table backgrounds.

What data does the app collect?

There is no developer account system, no chat and no game server. Your name, settings, progress and saved match stay on your phone. With your consent, usage statistics go to Google Analytics for Firebase under a random identifier, and ads are served by Google AdMob. A match with a friend sends your name and your moves to that one phone only.

Read the privacy policy for the full details.

Guides & information

Made by Ataalp Software

Rummy House - Card Games is published by Altug Ataalp. For questions about the app, contact ataalpaltug92@gmail.com.

Visit the manual or read the privacy policy.

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