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Numbers 1 to 13 in four colours, two jokers, and a table where everything may be rearranged. Your first meld needs at least 30 points; after that anything goes as long as every group on the table stays valid. First to shed all tiles wins.
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At a glance
- Category
- Card games
- Controls
- mouse or finger
- Price
- free
- Sign-up
- not required
Yes. Rami Cup is played against the computer here, across several strengths from easy to very strong. A win also pays chips into your account.
Where Rami Cup comes from
Rummikub was invented by the Romanian-Israeli Ephraim Hertzano in the 1940s, because card games were banned in Romania at the time – so he turned rummy into a game with tiles. At first he made the sets in his own backyard and sold them door to door. In 1977 Rummikub became the best-selling game in the United States, and it is sold in more than fifty countries today.
How it works
Goal
Be the first to get rid of all your tiles by forming valid sets and putting them on the table.
Tiles
4 colours (black, red, blue, orange), numbers 1–13, each twice, plus 2 jokers. A joker stands in for any tile.
Valid sets
- Run: same colour, consecutive numbers, at least 3 tiles (e.g. red 4-5-6).
- Group: same number, different colours, 3 or 4 tiles (e.g. 7 black/red/blue).
Opening
Your FIRST meld must be worth at least 30 points. Until then you may not touch anyone else's sets – locked sets carry a padlock.
Your turn
- Click tiles (selected = yellow outline).
- "＋ New set" lays the selected tiles down as a new set.
- The green "+" on a set adds them there.
- After opening you may rearrange existing sets too.
- You must play at least one of your own tiles, and every set must be valid (green frame).
- "✔ Done" confirms the turn, "↩ Undo" resets it.
- "Draw" takes a tile from the pool and ends your turn.
End of game
Whoever runs out of tiles first wins. If the pool is empty and nobody can move, the player with the fewest tiles left wins.
Three tips for better results
- 1Hold the joker back until it enables a big rearrangement – as a gap filler it is wasted.
- 2Collect two runs that can grow rather than one perfect one: more connections means more moves.
- 3Scan the table before you move: often a single tile unlocks three new melds.
Frequently asked questions
Is Rami Cup free to play?
Yes. Rami Cup runs straight in your browser, costs nothing and needs no installation. There is no paywall – the chips in the game are play money and cannot be bought. The site is funded by advertising, which appears only if you agree to it.
Do I need an account to play Rami Cup?
No. The home page offers “play now without an account” – that starts you straight away and your progress stays in this browser. An account is only worth it if you want the same progress on several devices; name and PIN are enough, and we never ask for an email address. A guest profile can be turned into an account at any time without losing anything.
How do you play Rami Cup?
Goal Be the first to get rid of all your tiles by forming valid sets and putting them on the table.
Where does Rami Cup come from?
Rummikub was invented by the Romanian-Israeli Ephraim Hertzano in the 1940s, because card games were banned in Romania at the time – so he turned rummy into a game with tiles. At first he made the sets in his own backyard and sold them door to door. In 1977 Rummikub became the best-selling game in the United States, and it is sold in more than fifty countries today.
Does Rami Cup work on a phone?
The site adapts to the screen size, and anything you can click can also be tapped. Games controlled with arrow keys do need a keyboard, though.
Do I have to download anything to play Rami Cup?
No. Rami Cup runs in the browser – on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iPhone alike. There is no app, no plugin and nothing to install.
Can I play Rami Cup against the computer?
Yes. Rami Cup is played against the computer here, across several strengths from easy to very strong. A win also pays chips into your account.
Does Rami Cup work without an internet connection?
The page has to load once; after that the game itself runs entirely in your browser and needs no connection. If you use an account, your progress syncs again as soon as you are back online.
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