Play Rummy Rummikub Tile Game - The Fast Simple Fun Easy Way - NOT MANUAL RULES
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- Опубліковано 23 вер 2024
- Shuffle all tiles well with face down. Flip over a number tile and set it to the side. If it's a Smiley tile, flip it back over and reshuffle. You will have 15 stacks of 7 tiles, with 1 number tile left over. That's your discard pile starting line.
To place tiles down on a table you have to create Sets or Runs of at least 3 tiles. Sets has maximum 4 tiles; all different colors. Runs can have a maximum of 14 tiles; all the same color. 13,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13.
Remember, you can start a Run with 13, like 13,1,2... or end with a 1, like ...12,13,1. You can not have 12,13,1,2. Either ...11,12,13,1, or 13,1,2,3...
Your turn starts when you pickup a tile, either from the discard pile, or from the stacked pile. Your turn is over when you place a tile in the discard pile. You can only lay down tiles when it's your turn.
If you want to pick a tile from the discard pile, you must be able to use that tile in making a Set or Run. Only then the rest of the remaining tiles are yours to take.
You can only recombine Sets or Runs placed down on the table when it's your turn. If it's not your turn, you can't touch them. You can however, recombine what's on your board whenever you want.
If you have a long run like 13,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12 you can split your Run into more Runs, like 13,1,2,3 - 4,5,6 - 7,8,9,10,11,12 which creates more possibility for you to add tiles. But doing this will open yourself up for other players to feed you their tiles more easily. If you keep it a long Run, all they can add is at the ends. It's best you keep it together, unless you really need to separate.
Only you are allowed to recombine your own Runs or Sets. Other players are not allowed to touch your tiles. They can only feed tiles to your Sets or Runs, they can not recombine your tiles.
No, you can not steal someone else's Smiley tile, if you happen to pick up a tile that the Smiley represents. That's just messed up, and some people play with that rule and it's just stupid.
You can end the game by either putting everything down, or by discarding your last piece on the board when it's your turn. Again, you always pickup first and end with discarding.
Recombining Sets and Runs that you have placed down on the table is a really good strategy, especially if you pickup a Smiley tile. But remember, when recombining, all tiles off the table have to be used to make new Sets or a Runs, of at least 3 tiles. If you have remaining tiles left over that you can not recombine with anything, see if you can feed them to the other players sets or runs. It's a point game, so anything you feed to other players becomes their points, but it's a really good way to end the game, or a really good way to trade small points for bigger points.
When a player clears all the tiles off their board, the round is over. That player receives all the tiles off the boards of the other players It is also a good strategy to end a game right after someone has picked up a whole lot of tiles from the discard pile. This ensures you''ll be getting lots points when you end the game. However, if you end the game prematurely, you could still lose if you don't have enough points to beat another player. The player with the highest points wins, not the one who ended the game. So before ending a game, see if you have enough points to beat the other players, but still keeping in mind you'll be getting all their points off their boards.
Now, if there's a piece in the discard pile that you really want and you're hoping to pick it up in the next round, you can discard a tile that you know the other player will probably pick up, so you can get your turn again to pick up that tile or tiles you want.
The other strategy is to discard a tile off your board that is already a Set or Run. This sets you up for picking up better pieces down the road. I usually do this with low point Runs or Sets, like 1,2,3, or 1,1,1, 2,2,2, etc...
For simplicity, I make any tiles from 10 to 13 to be worth 10 points. I give 10 points to Smiley tiles regardless of what number it represented. By the book, the Smiley is really worth 30, but I find that too advantageous and unfair, so I keep it at 10. All the other tiles are face value, but if you want to count all tiles at face value, you're welcome to do it. I do it this way for simplicity.
We usually play 3 out of 5 when it's 2 players. When it's 3 or 4 players, it's whoever wins the first 3 rounds.
One thing I found is that when you're playing with someone that takes forever to discard a tile. You could set a time of 1 minute turns. If they don't discard in 1 minute, they loose a turn in the next round. Just a thought. I've never played like that, but I've had friends who would take 5 minutes to discard a tile. Pathetic!
Cool stuck abroad in a small house 8 people one game guess what game
Question...why the specific amount of piles for pick up tiles? They seem pretty random...when I used to play this( I was watching this vid to jog my brain) I know we made it harder by putting the tiles face down when you drew and when you put them back, you would also swish the table to keep the tiles moving to make it harderharder ...it was like a memory game as well.
The rules of this game is a combination of actual "game rules" and "friends and family" rules. Every player starts with 14 tiles is what the game rules say. Putting them face down in the discard piles is an interesting take.
It can't start on an 13 or end on 1. The run looks like this: 13, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 1.
The way he is playing is totally wrong. The real rules are better and simple
How can I contact you, I want to find you to help me advertise
Unfortunately you cant contact him, he passed away recently :(
Hitting doesn’t make things focus.
LOL! Yes, you're right. I had to turn it off and on to make it focus again.
It feels better when you tap/hit it, lol!
PLUS the game is pronounced RUMMY CUBE
Actually this game is original name is OKEY. EVERYONE PLAYS IN TURKEY SOO RUMMIKUB ? Where is this name come from. Loll
I'm not sure of the history, but it's very popular in Europe, especially Romania. That's where I picked it up, but I hated it with all the rules that they had. The pointing rules made absolutely no sense, so I simplified so that it can be quickly learnt.
ULAN MASALAH!!!!!!
@@victorsabadus theres no point of simplifying the game, it just ruins it.
Its like i take chess and i say that all the cards can move like the pawn to make it simpler. See that just juins the game of chess. Im from romania and theres a reason for each rule.
@@timi8089 We'll agree to disagree.
Actually it’s originated from Romania and it’s called remy and it has very different rules lol
Play rum ikub
You mispronouncing the name of the game was the first clue this video would be ridiculous. Your “family rules” are way more complicated than there are videos under 5 minutes long that taught me everything I need to know.
Not that quick 😂
Kaka
With a c