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Friday, November 27th, 2009

Gin rummy has become an extremely popular game all over the world and there are a number of great online skill game websites that feature this amazing game.  Gin rummy is a challenging card game and by playing online you get to match your wits against thousands of real players all over the world.  The best thing of all though is that you can play for real cash prizes too.

In today’s post I wanted to provide you with a great list of website that all features this great skill game.

The first of these websites is Rummy Royal which was launched in 2006 in Cyprus. This online rummy website is also open to players in the United States and there is a 100% deposit bonus up to $200 for all new players.  Next up it’s Red Hot Rummy which also launched in 2006 and again this online rummy website is open to players in the United States.  Red Hot Rummy offers new players a 100% bonus up to $150.

Next up is Game Account. This is a UK online rummy website and it was launched in 2002.  They also offer a 100% bonus on first deposits.  The Game Account website is not open to players in the United States.  Next up its Game Colony and this is a US online rummy website that launched in 1999.  After this it’s Money Gaming another UK online gambling website and this one accepts players from the US.  They have a 200% deposit bonus for new players.

Skill7 is another website that you can try.  This website launched in 2002 in Austria and they accept players in the US.  Next up is Royal Vegas Games which is another UK website accepting US players since 2002.  Skill Game is next and this is yet another UK online gambling website and they also accept players from the United States.  Treasure Games is another website where you can play great online gin rummy games. This website launched back in 2004 but unfortunately they don’t accept players from the United States.

Most of the online rummy websites that have been listed in this post have download and no download versions of their games which are either in java or flashed based formats.  You can find all the information on all their games and tournaments on the individual websites too.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards,

Thursday, November 26th, 2009

Red Hot Rummy is another online rummy website.  This rummy website is open to player in the United States which is great and they offer a 100% deposit bonus up to $150 for all new players that register.

Red Hot Rummy is one of the largest website that is dedicated to online gin rummy games.  This website launched in 2006 by Game Account which is an online skills games provider.  The software that is used on the Red Hot Rummy website is very close to that used in modern online poker rooms.  The software is fast and reliable and the graphics are very realistic too.  The software is fully flash based so this means that players don’t have to download anything.  Another great thing about this is the fact that Apple and Linux users can also battle it out against Windows users.

The gin rummy lobby on the Red Hot Rummy website is extremely easy to navigate and it separates the open tables from the match play games and money games and you can also create your very own friends list and chat with other gin rummy players using the instant messaging facility.

When you sign up with this gin rummy website you can avail of a 100% deposit bonus up to the value of $150 and the currencies that are accepted on this online rummy website are US dollars, Australian dollars, British pounds and Euros.  You can deposit money into your account by credit or debit card, direct money transfer and cheque.  The software that is used on this website is Game Account Global.

This is another great choice for people who enjoy playing online gin rummy and there are some great jackpots and tournament prizes up for grabs on this website.  This online rummy website specializes in gin rummy and therefore you won’t find other rummy variations so if you want to play all the different types of online rummy games then the Red Hot Rummy website won’t be for you.

All in all I found this online rummy website very easy to use and navigate and I think it is perfect for anyone that wants to play just gin rummy.

Until next time,

Deal those cards,

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

Gin Rummy is probably one of the most popular variations of rummy when it comes to playing online. The main goal of this online rummy game is to score higher than your opponent and the purpose of this post is to give you some valuable tips on how to do just this.

The first tip that I want to tell you is that you should always play free games at first before you start betting any money. Gin Rummy can be very addictive and because it is so entertaining you can lose track of the amount of time and money you are spending. Because of this if you are just a beginner it is best to play free online rummy first until you have a solid strategy that you can use.

When you are playing Gin Rummy online a very useful trick is to get to know your fellow players. Observe them and get to know what their reputation is. When I say observe try to work out what this players strategy is and you pick out the tactics that you can use in your own game too.

The third tip is to realize that when it comes to Gin Rummy sets are better than runs most of the time. Sets are 3 or 4 cards which have the same number but are in different suits. Runs on the other hand are 3 or more cards that are in the correct order and have the same suit. It is always easier to get a set than a run before the games ends so if you aim for this you have a better chance of winning.

My final tip is to get a good poker face. I’m sure you know what a poker face is so when you pick up that card you have been waiting for you need to make sure that your opponent can’t tell how happy you are.

Now that you know these few Gin rummy tips you should be able to make your online rummy game go a little better and if you are a beginner then hopefully these tips will save you from losing a great deal of money in the learning process.

Until next time,

Deal Those cards,

Thursday, November 12th, 2009

When it comes to Gin Rummy there are actually three ways to play.  These are first to knock, match play and money play.  First to know is very easy and this is when the first player to reduce their deadwood cards to ten points or less can knock and win the game.  They also win whatever money is at stake.  This is the fastest version of gin rummy and this version relies more on luck than the other two versions but it is probably the best introduction to gin rummy for beginners.

Match play is the second way to play gin rummy and this version requires several hands of cards and using a scoring system in order to determine who the winner is.  Points are calculated s the difference between the winner’s deadwood points and the loser’s deadwood points.  The scores are added up after each round and when a player’s reaches a certain amount of points they win.  The number of points is usually decided upon before the game starts and the most common number is 50 or 100.  Players can receive a bonus of 25 points if they win with a zero deadwood hand or if they win by undercutting their opponent.  The winner takes the money that has been staked at the beginning of the game only.

Money play is the third way to play gin rummy and this is usually played to 100 points using the same scoring system as the match play version.  The difference with this variation is that money is paid per point difference which means there is a greater chance of some big wins.

Gin rummy is one of the most popular online rummy games with some great tournaments and cash prizes being given out on some of the big online rummy websites such as 32Red Rummy and Rummy Royal.  If online rummy is a game that you would like to play for cash then you really do need to read the rules carefully and get in some practice before you enter any tournaments.  There are a number of rummy variations and each variation will have their own specific rules.  Most online rummy websites provide rummy guides so be sure to read these and practice using free play as much as possible until you devise your own winning strategy.

Until next time,

Deal those cards,

Friday, August 14th, 2009

Wiliam Hill Gin Rummy is the latest addition to the the William Hill online casino.  The Gin Rummy Room is new to the skills area of their online casino and all new players get a £20 sign up bonus.  Other games in the skills section include Poker Dice, Backgammon, Domino Duel and multiplayer blackjack.  They host weekly tournaments and there are even small tournaments that are player every night of the week.  The Gin Rummy community on this website is the second largest community and every Friday they have a Gin Rummy Tournament where you can win £500.

William Hill prides itself on having great customer service, fast payouts, and top of the range technology for their website.  The Gin Rummy section is for both beginners and enthusiasts and all the players will appreciate the real life feel that you are presented with at the tables.  The speed of this website is amazing too and you can arrange set of 10 cards faster than you can in real life.  This helps to make the games even faster and takes your gaming skills to a whole new level.

If you love Rummy then playing Gin Rummy has never been easier.  At the William Hill Gin Rummy room you can play straight from your browser.  This means that there are no files to download and all you need is an account with William Hill casino and internet connection.  If you are new to the William Hill casino you will get a £20 free signup bonus which will allow you to test out their Gin Rummy platform before you have to deposit any money into your account.

William Hill is one of the biggest and the most profitable bookmakers in the UK and when you play at their online casino you are assured of their integrity and securtiy.  They are also extremelhy reliable.  Their Gin Rummy tourmanets are extremely successful and a great way to interact with other Gin Rummy enthusiasts.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards,

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Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

In order to give you the best advice when it comes to Gin Rummy you will first need to learn how to play Gin Rummy.  Gin rummy uses a standard pack of 52 cards and each player is dealt one of their cards face up to start the game.  The player with the highest value will start first and the play goes clockwise around the table.  The purpose of the game is to build melds and combination by picking up and discarding cards when it is your turn.  You win by calling Gin, knocking, or undercutting.

Building a strategy for gin rummy can be quite complex but there are a few thing that you can try. The first thing is to remember that because only one deck of cards is used you should be able to keep track of the cards that have been used.  By following the cards that have been used you will be able to choose your melds and combinations easier.  You should also try to draw from the stock pile more so than the discard pile as this will keep your opponents guessing as to what cards you are looking for.  You should also try to keep an eye on the cards your opponent picks up from the discard pile as this will give you an insight into what they are trying to build.  If your opponents are seasoned players they may try to discard their high cards so that they can lower their deadwood count.  You can take advantage of this by working on building high card melds and combinations.

If the game is dragging on and you are finding it difficult to build melds and combinations then it is a good idea to try to discard of your higher cards so that if you end up knocking you won’t be beaten by your opponents undercutting you.

By playing regularly and improving your strategies you will be well on your way to taking part in many of the online rummy tournaments that are available.  These tournaments can win you large sums of money if you know how to play your cards right.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards,

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Thursday, July 30th, 2009

In the last post we explored the objective of Rummy and in today’s post I am going to explain how to play the different variations of rummy. The first variation is Gin Rummy.

Gin Rummy is a classic variation of this skill based card game. Gin rummy is very easy to both learn and play and it is a relatively quick and exciting game too. The winner is the first person to dispose of all his cards at once. This move is called Gin. There is another way of winning and this is called knocking. This is where you dispose of all your cards at once and making sure that your deadwood is less than 10. If your opponents deadwood is less than your when you knock then they will undercut you and they win.

Oklahoma Gin is a variant on Gin rummy. This game is for two to four players. With 2 players each gets 10 cards, more than 2 players each gets 7 cards. The object of this game is to form as many melds as you can. This game is won in the same way as Gin rummy.

Kalooki 51 is next. This variation of rummy uses jokers as wild cards. These help to spice things up and provide players with a number of opportunities to use their skills. In this variation the melds a player creates must reach a total of 51 or more before they can be laid down. The winner is the first person to dispose of all of his cards at once which is called a Hunt. You can also win by going out which is where you dispose of your cards by gradually melding and building.

Kalooki 40 is the British version of Kalooki 51. In this variant melds must reach a total of 40 or more. Another rule in this game which adds more excitement is that it players are not allowed to pick up from the discard pile without laying down one or more melds. Winning is the same as Kalooki 51.

Traditional rummy is based on all the variants and the winner is the first player to dispose of all their cards at once. This move is called going rummy. Another way to win this game is to be the first person to get rid of all his cards gradually which is known as going out. In traditional rummy there is no restriction on when you can lay down melds or add matching cards to your existing melds.

That’s it, how to play and win at all rummy variations.

Until next time,

Deal those cards,

Monday, July 20th, 2009

Gin Rummy is a variation on the traditional rummy game and it is a game for 2 players only. In order to win you must get 100 or 250 points. There are a number of ways of getting this score and the first one I want to tell you about is going gin.

Going gin is probably the most difficult scoring method and you can do this by putting all your cards into combinations. If you can do this you will receive 25 points plus the sum of whatever your opponent has failed to put into combinations often referred to as deadwood.

Even if you intend on going gin you must pick up or discard a card before doing so.

The next method is called knocking. This method can be used instead of putting all your cards into combinations. If you have put all your cards into combinations but some remain and the value of them is less than 10 you can knock and then place your cards down on the table.

Once you knock play stops. Your score is then calculated from your deadwood cards. If your opponents deadwood is greater than yours you get the difference between the two. Sometimes however you opponent can outdo you when you knock because there are additional ways that he can get rid of his/her deadwood. Your opponent can add his loose cards to your combinations and this can further reduce his score. If his score is less than yours he gets the points.

Oklahoma Gin is a little bit different and in this game you can only knock if your deadwood cards are less than or equal to the initial upcard. If the upcard happened to be an ace then knocking is not allowed and you can only go out by going Gin.

When it comes to knocking you should try to do it early in the game because the longer the games goes on the harder it will be to win when knocking.

That’s really all there is to it so be sure to practice your strategies and get ready to go online and win some cash rewards for playing online Gin Rummy.

Until Next Time,

Deal Those Cards

Thursday, July 16th, 2009

In order to play online rummy all you really need is a computer and an internet connection. There are plenty of online rummy websites but the most popular is Rummy Royal.

Playing online rummy allows you to play your favorite card game and interact with people from around the globe. Online rummy also has the advantage in that you can play any time you want, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. There are also a number of variations to online rummy and at your chosen online rummy website you can play them all.

One of the main reasons that online rummy has become so popular is that online rummy websites allow you to bet and win money for the game you enjoy playing. If you are a rummy expert then this could be some easy cash. If you are just beginning then the free online rummy games will help you to learn the ropes first before you start betting.

By playing the free online rummy games you will be able to learn plenty of strategies and these will also help to increase your chance of winning. Once you have discovered your winning tactics you can take part in some of the great online rummy tournaments that are held. Royal Rummy recently held a great rummy tournament where they awarded $10,000 in cash to the winner.

Royal Rummy is the most popular online rummy website and they offer some great bonuses for new players. They also host some excellent tournaments and prize games that everyone will enjoy playing.
As I mentioned, online rummy has a number of variations and these include Gin Rummy, Oklahoma Gin, Kalooki51, Rummy 500, Canasta, and a couple more. Each of these games will require different strategies and skills in order to win and in upcoming posts I will be explaining all these variations and providing you with some great tips to help increase your winnings.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards

Wednesday, July 15th, 2009

Rummy has been around for centuries. It is a very common card game and there are a number of different variations. The most popular variation is Gin Rummy. People from all over the world play this card game and the introduction of online rummy has made this even easier.

The most popular site for people to play online rummy is Rummy Royal and this website has monopolized the online rummy industry for quite some time. They offer their players free online rummy games 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you want to play for real money then you can do this too and get a $200 bonus when you deposit your first cash amount.

Gin rummy is simple to learn and there are plenty of websites that offer free guides. The objective of this card game is the get runs or sets of cards which you then proceed to meld. You can meld your cards at any stage of the hand once it is your turn. At the end of the game players that have cards remaining will have them counted against their total points so it really is advisable to meld your sets and runs whenever possible.

If playing rummy online is something that interests you then I would suggest that you do some research first and get yourself some general strategies and tips so that you are in with a chance of winning especially if tournaments are something that interests you too.

Online rummy is a great way to relax and have fun and if poker isn’t your thing then rummy may well be. It is a lot friendlier than poker which is a good thing especially if you want to socialise too.

There are five different types of online rummy that you can play and like I mentioned, you will need to know the basics and have some strategies in mind before you start playing for cash. Be sure to practice and of course keep an eye on this blog for the best tips and news relating to online rummy.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards

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