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Gin Rummy Classic
Test your Gin Rummy skills in this fun version of the popular two-player card game!
Choose between different opponents, each with a different playing style, select one who matches your skill level, and try to earn the most points. Sort your cards to form sets and runs, keep an eye on your opponent, and use the right strategy to win! Are you able to get a Gin?
The Gin Rummy Classic game on Play123 has a leaderboard for saving scores.
Game Publisher: Famobi
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Gin Rummy Classic: A Deal of Fun with a Dash of Frustration
Whew, where do I start? Playing Gin Rummy Classic felt like wandering into a card den — the familiar, comfy card den. Choosing an opponent whose skills rivaled my oh-so-average abilities gave me the feeling that I actually might have a fighting chance! I guess the game knows that I’m basically a wildcard too.
Now, the act of sorting cards into sets and runs is as addictive as binging your favorite series. Got a 'Gin'? Hell yeah, that’s the thrill I’m here for! But, let’s not kid ourselves. Some days, it seems like the game’s AI has been on a card strategy show bender laughing at my moves. But can we talk about how that goddamned electronic opponent just happens to have the ideal hand waiting given their card rate — I mean, did the 2 of hearts finally discover its doppelganger? Some folks seem to think so!
But I was impressed to note, despite those suspiciously impossible deals that AI flashed, that I did see players achieving new high scores. Gives a gal hope, ya know? Depending on your tolerance for the mad or the lost, overall, Gin Rummy Classic shuffles up a good hand of entertainment, garnished with a side of unpredictability and the ability to laugh off a digital smackdown.
Now, the act of sorting cards into sets and runs is as addictive as binging your favorite series. Got a 'Gin'? Hell yeah, that’s the thrill I’m here for! But, let’s not kid ourselves. Some days, it seems like the game’s AI has been on a card strategy show bender laughing at my moves. But can we talk about how that goddamned electronic opponent just happens to have the ideal hand waiting given their card rate — I mean, did the 2 of hearts finally discover its doppelganger? Some folks seem to think so!
But I was impressed to note, despite those suspiciously impossible deals that AI flashed, that I did see players achieving new high scores. Gives a gal hope, ya know? Depending on your tolerance for the mad or the lost, overall, Gin Rummy Classic shuffles up a good hand of entertainment, garnished with a side of unpredictability and the ability to laugh off a digital smackdown.
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nice easy to play gin rummy
Nowhere to submit score. Going to Classic Gin Rummy which is much friendlier to me
Not keeping score , Nowhere to submit
Why isn't possible to submit my score when it's bigger than previous one ? Nevertheless I go on playing as this game is very pleasant !
Miksi ei korjata GIN RUMMYA CLASSICia se ei vaan toimiyhden kerran vaan voi pelata
GIN Rummy classic toimi kunnolla
< https://prnt.sc/bMUwzvXpH4mv > think the 2 of hearts had twins
I've not seen the Chuck E Cheese ad, guess I 've been lucky. Well done on blocking it.
Wow ... wow ... so the Chuck E Cheese ad is still here even though I reported it to administrators 2 days ago
- so downloaded adblockplus onto my computer, now I don't have that problem anymore ... Woo Hoo!
Thanks Wholelottarosy. Now there's this Chuck E. Cheese Ad that comes on in the middle of the game & then it stops & the game doesn't continue ...
Congrats on beating your score 4vrCute, it definitely takes some doing.
Plus I'm so sick of the Evo computer ad......grrrrr
I'll keep plugging at it though lol
Woo Hoo! I did it, I finally beat my 362 score! It IS possible!
Yes, that's true Wholelottarosy, its very difficult to 'win' a game. I've 'won hands' but getting above my 362 highest score seems it'll be luck if I ever do.
I love this game, but the amount of times my computer opponent has had a complete hand in the opening round or completed within a few turns of the cards is unreal.....seems hard to "win" a game.
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