This month’s big prize tournament on the Rummy Royal website will take place on Sunday the 30th of May at 8.30pm GMT. There is a guaranteed prize of $40,000 up for grabs and this is a multi table tournament.

The buy in fee for this prize tournament is $125 and with this you can win a share of the massive prize pool that is up for grabs. The person who comes first in this event will win at least $10,000. In this prize tournament players are allowed to rebuy their way back into the game up to three times before the end of level 6.

As with all the big prize tournaments on the Rummy Royal website players can win vouchers for a seat in the tournament. The more vouchers you win the more the more chances you have to win and these vouchers can be used as rebuys too which is great.

The qualifier tournaments for seats to this event start from just $1.25 each and there are plenty of great daily and weekly qualifiers that players can take part in. There are also freeroll tournaments that will get your vouchers for the qualifiers too so make sure to check these out also.

The Rummy Royal monthly Kalooki tournaments are really popular and throughout the month players take part in various qualifiers to get their hands on vouchers for the game. If you are a fan of online rummy games and you would like the chance to get your hands on a share of this amazing $40,000 prize pool then all you have to do is make sure that you are a registered player on the Rummy Royal website.

The Rummy Royal website is one of the best online rummy websites around and they have extensive tutorials for all beginners along with special beginners tournaments too. This website also features the most variations of online rummy games too and you can choose their free play option to build up your skills and strategies before you decide to play for real money.

Online rummy is becoming very popular and it is now almost as popular as online poker. It is a skills game and not a game of chance or luck so if you fancy learning the tricks and winning some big cash prizes then why not visit the Rummy Royal website today and find out all the details.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards,

When it comes to online rummy there are a number of different variations that you can choose to play. This post will give you a brief overview of these variations.

Gin Rummy:

Gin Rummy is probably one of the better known versions of online rummy games.  This game uses a standard deck of 52 cards for two players.  There are other variations of this game too and these include Oklahoma Gin.  Gin Rummy is very popular online and there are plenty of great Gin Rummy tournaments that you can take part in.

Rummy 500:

Rummy 500 uses a single deck of 52 cards and 2 of the jokers.  This game is for 2 to 8 players.  The main objective of this online rummy game is to get 500 points first and dispose of all your cards.

Canasta:

Canasta uses 2 decks of cards and 4 jokers when playing with 4 or 5 players 3 decks of cards with 6 jokers are used when there are 6 players.  Each player in this game is dealt 11 cards.  Canasta is different to other online rummy variations and the card values are also different.  The players in this online rummy game are required to make Canastas which is a meld of 7 or more cards.  Players must aim to get rid of all of their cards by melding and getting rid of their last card on the discard pile.

Kalooki Rummy:

Kalooki rummy is played using two decks of cards and 2 jokers.  A minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 players can take part in this online rummy game.  The objective of this game is to create sets and run with you cards and try to get rid of all your cards before your opponents.

There are some obvious differences in the online rummy variations but the basic structure for each game is more or less the same.  The difference usually lies in the number of decks used and the value of the cards.  If you are planning on taking up online rummy a good suggestion is to join online rummy website Rummy Royal because they allow you to play for free and practice all your skills and strategies before you play for real money.

Until next time,

Deal Those Cards,