Three free helpers for 13-card Indian Rummy. They run on the same rules engine as our free rummy games, so a hand the checker calls valid is a hand the games accept, and the calculator counts exactly the way the games do. Nothing to install, no sign-up, and nothing you enter leaves your phone.
Rummy points calculator
A score sheet for games you play with real cards: Points Rummy, Pool 101, Pool 201, Deals and 21 Card. Mark who won, who dropped and who made a wrong show, enter the losers’ counts, and it keeps the running totals, the 80-point cap, pool eliminations and drops left. Open the points calculator.
Rummy declare checker
Tap the 13 cards in your hand and the cut joker. The checker tells you whether the hand is a valid declaration, shows the best grouping and explains what is missing. With 14 cards it finds the card to discard so you can declare. Open the declare checker.
Daily rummy puzzle
One new hand every day at midnight IST: find the winning discard, spot the wrong show, or count a losing hand. Your streak is kept on your device only. Play today’s puzzle.
How the tools work
- Same rules as the games. All three tools load the rules engine from our games, unchanged. The rules are written out on the Points Rummy page: pure sequence required, two sequences in total, sets of different suits, Ace counts 10, the hand is capped at 80, drops cost 20 and 40.
- Private by design. The tools have no accounts, no ads inside them and no tracking. The calculator’s score sheet and the puzzle streak are saved in your browser’s local storage on this device, and you can clear them at any time by clearing the site’s data.
- English or Hindi. Each tool has a हिं button. Your choice is remembered, and it is the same setting the games use.
- Works offline. Once a tool page has loaded, the tool keeps working even if your connection drops.
Learn more
- New to the game? Start with the rules of Points Rummy and the rummy glossary.
- Not sure whether a show is valid? Ten example declarations, checked.
- Want to get better? Our strategy guides are written around engine-checked hands, and our rummy data studies put numbers on the common advice.
FAQ
Are these rummy tools free?
Yes. All three are free and there is nothing to buy or unlock. RummyCardPlay has no real-money games.
Do the tools save my hands or scores anywhere?
Only on your own device. The calculator keeps the current score sheet and the puzzle keeps your streak in local storage, so a refresh does not lose them. Nothing is sent to us or anyone else.
Which rummy rules do the tools use?
The 13-card Indian Rummy rules used in our games: two decks with printed jokers, one cut joker, a pure sequence plus a second sequence to declare, sets of three or four different suits, Ace, King, Queen, Jack and 10 count 10 each, and a losing hand counts at most 80. The calculator also covers Pool 201 (drops 25 and 50) and 21 Card Rummy.