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Pool Rummy
A 13-card rummy variant with elimination play and automatic card sorting.
GAME PROFILE
A 13-card rummy variant with elimination play and automatic card sorting.
- Provider
- JILI
- Category
- Not in a provider tab
- Coverage
- Provider descriptions and artwork context
- Evidence scope
- Product profile
Pool Rummy at a glance
JILI gives Pool Rummy the provider type label Indian Poker, and the listing appears in no provider tab, so this library files it as Not in a provider tab. Indian Poker is the provider’s type label for this listing; it is not a provider tab and is not presented here as one. This supplied entry is identified as provider ID 132. The description calls it a variant of Rummy with 13 cards and multiplayer elimination competition. Those details distinguish its stated card-game format from the broader Indian Poker type label, without requiring a different game to supply missing rules.
Provider descriptions and rules
According to JILI, players aim to form special combinations with their 13 cards, and the tournament ends with an overall winner. The special-feature text names automatic card sorting assistance. It also describes multiplayer combinations and competition involving skill and luck. These statements outline the provider’s format, without defining every valid combination or explaining how elimination is calculated. Automatic sorting is described as an assistance feature; the text does not say that it guarantees a valid hand or determines a player’s decisions. The reference to a final winner establishes the stated tournament objective, rather than a full account of rounds or scoring.
Official promotional gallery observations
The title artwork shows a woman in blue and gold clothing holding visible playing cards. The background places a green felt table inside a dark lounge with overhead lighting. Gameplay panels show cards along the bottom, player portraits around an oval table and an AutoSort control at the left. Other panels display grouped cards, points and scores, with prompts beside the table. A later view overlays All Dropped and Win on the table, and a separate results panel lists a winner and dropped players. Those visible labels support the elimination presentation, but the selected screenshots do not establish a complete scoring or declaration procedure. Our illustration shows a woman in a royal blue and gold sari holding face-down cards at a green felt table in an evening lounge. Illustration based on official game artwork; not a gameplay capture.
Match the edition and rules
Match Pool Rummy, ID 132, the Indian Poker type label and the 13-card description before interpreting a rules screen. The green table and player portraits help identify the supplied gallery, while AutoSort provides a visible counterpart to the written sorting feature. Keep the Not in a provider tab placement and the Indian Poker type label in mind when searching for another listing. A displayed score or a dropped-player label is an example of a screen state, rather than a general rule for every hand. The provider’s description is the basis for calling this an elimination variant; the gallery alone does not define the elimination threshold.
What remains unconfirmed
The supplied material leaves valid combination definitions, declaration requirements, elimination thresholds, score calculations and the detailed behaviour of automatic sorting unconfirmed.
Play responsibly
For adults only, where gambling is legal for you; legal age and rules depend on where you live. No outcome or profit is guaranteed. Set time and money limits, and use self-exclusion or local support services if play stops being fun.
Visual identity
A woman in a royal blue and gold sari holding face-down cards at a green felt table in an evening lounge.
Reading checklist
Compare title, edition label, feature names and the matching rules screen.
References
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