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Flash Black Okey Rummy Melamine Game Pieces Board Game Family Game

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Flash Okey / Rummy
Standard version
with melamine game pieces

Goal of the game

The aim of the game is to discard the 14 tiles that you receive at the start of the game. The placement of tokens is exactly the same as in dem similar Card game Rummy is only possible in certain combinations. The winner of the round is the first to put down all of their tokens. He receives the value of the sum of the other players' undeposited tokens as plus points. Another aim of the game is to keep the value of the undeposited tokens as low as possible, since these points are recorded as minus points for the respective player after the end of a round. Course The game is played with one or more sets of game pieces, depending on the number of participants. Each set contains 106 stones with the numbers 1 to 13, each colored in four colors, and two additional jokers.

Street:	9 10 11 12
Row:	7 7 7

To At the beginning, all of the game pieces are face down in the middle of the table. Now each player draws a set number of tiles, usually 14. Similar to rummy, the first player tries to “get out” by putting down a certain minimum number of stones, usually 30 points. Either streets, i.e. consecutive pieces of the same color, or rows, i.e. pieces of the same value of different colors, can be placed. However, there must always be at least three stones together. If you can't put it down, you pick up a stone from the table. The Joker can replace any stone without restriction and counts its value.

Example

Stones already played:	3 4 5
Own game pieces:	2 5 5
combined result:	2 3 4 and 5 5 5

Everyone The player who has “came out” can also get rid of his other stones by placing them with other players or by recombining stones on the table. For example, if there is a row of four stones, he could take one away in order to open a new street with two matching stones of his own. The only conditions are that he may not pick up a piece that has been laid out again and at the end of each turn only valid streets and rows of at least three pieces each may be on the table.

End of the game

One Round ends when one player has no more stones. The values of all the stones that the other players still have are added up and credited to the respective player as negative points and to the winner of the round as positive points. The joker counts 30 points. Any number of rounds can be played. The game ends at will or after a predetermined number of rounds (ideally when all players have started the same number of times). The player with the highest score wins.