Rummy is a popular card game in India, celebrated for its simplicity and strategic gameplay. It is a favorite during family get-togethers and festive occasions, offering a perfect mix of fun and skill.

What is Indian Rummy?
Indian Rummy is a card-matching game where players aim to organize their cards into valid combinations called sequences and sets. A sequence is a group of consecutive cards in the same suit, while a set is a collection of cards with the same rank in different suits.

How to Play:
Players: Suitable for 2-6 players.
Cards: Played with one or two decks of cards, including Jokers.
Objective: Arrange 13 cards into at least one pure sequence (a sequence without a Joker) and other valid combinations.
Turns: Each turn, a player picks a card from the draw or discard pile and discards one card.
Declaration: A player declares victory when all their cards are arranged in valid sequences and sets.
Game Highlights:
Pure Sequence: A must-have for a valid declaration, formed without Jokers.
Jokers: Wild cards that substitute for missing cards in sequences or sets, except in pure sequences.
Scoring: Points are calculated based on unarranged cards, and the player with the lowest score wins.
Why Play Rummy?
Mental Exercise: It sharpens logical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Focus Booster: The game encourages players to stay alert and analyze moves.
Social Connection: A great way to bond with friends and family.
Indian Rummy is much more than a game; it’s a tradition that combines challenge, strategy, and enjoyment, making it a timeless favorite for all ages.