Cards and entertainment may be considered as synonyms in the country and it certainly does not need much of an introduction. There would rarely be anyone in our country that might have never held a pack of cards in their hands. Wherever you go in India, you can see people playing cards in their own style and convenience, be it in a moving train to get along with fellow passengers, people in office during off time or bundle of relatives when to meet for a get-together. Rummy, of course, is one of the most popular games of all and anyone who has ever played cards is much aware of this card game.

Indian Rummy or the game of Rummy in India is similar to the other format of this game where a minimum of 2 players and a maximum of six players can play at a time. Every player gets 13 cards each and if there are more players then two decks of cards [a deck is a set of 52 cards and 4 jokers] is used. Each player plays their card turn by turn in a clockwise order and each one gets to show a card on his/her turn which makes the game pretty much interesting. However, this game requires the absolute presence of mind and a sound calculation which always lets the other player get to react to your confidence and might lose out on this strategy.