Responsible Gaming

Practice, not a cash table

Points, Pool, and Deals on this site seat you with two computer players. You do not deposit money. You do not play against a stranger for a pot. Penalty points show how a hand scored. They are not rupees, and they cannot be cashed out.

If you came here looking for real-money rummy, this is not that place. The Terms say the same thing.

Keep a session short

A practice hand is easy to start and easy to leave. Use it to learn a declare, a Pool line, or a Deals total. Stop when the hand stops being useful.

• Play one match, then read a guide, instead of chaining games without a pause.
• Close the tab when you want to stop. The score is not saved, so nothing keeps running after you leave.
• Don’t treat a computer opponent’s loss as money you have won. There is no payout.
• Don’t use this site to rehearse a cash game you cannot afford.

What the score is for

On Points, one deal ends and the next one starts from zero, with an 80-point cap on that practice table. On Pool, the total climbs toward 101 or 201 and a seat that reaches the line sits out later hands. On Deals, two deals are played unless you confirm three before a new match, and the lowest total wins. Those are teaching scores. They are not a balance.

This page is not treatment

If playing cards for money is hurting you, someone close to you, or your finances, this website cannot counsel you. It does not offer therapy, and it does not take a payment to “recover” losses, because it never held any money.

Talk to someone you trust, or to a qualified local health or support service. Closing this tab stops only the practice hand.

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