Pool rummy is another variation of 13 card rummy that can be found in many mobile applications for online rummy play. The winner of the game receives the entire cash amount based on the total points accumulated by the opponents. The losing player needs to calculate the remaining points from the cards that are not part of any sets, and those points are added to their score. In a points rummy game, the objective of a points rummy game is for a player to declare and achieve a score of 0. This particular type of rummy is a variation of the 13 card Indian rummy, where players compete for points based on a predetermined rupee value. The objective of the game is for a player to complete their sets and melds, and once accomplished, they must make a valid declaration to emerge as the winner. However, in a six-player game, two decks of 52 cards are combined and used. In a two-player game, a standard deck of 52 cards is used. According to the rules, it is necessary to form at least one pure sequence (a sequence without any Joker) and one impure sequence (a sequence that may include a Joker) in order to declare and win the game. Predominantly played in India, a 13 card rummy game involves dealing 13 cards to each player. The different rummy variations are as follows: Among these, 13 card rummy is the most popular variant in India, and many platforms, such as Rummyprime, offer a variety of 13 card rummy games.

Each of these rummy variants encompasses several categories within them. The main and most popular types of rummy include 13 Card Rummy, 21 Card Rummy, Gin, Contract Rummy, etc.

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