How to Win at Gin Rummy - Beginner Tips, Tricks & Strategies - Step by Step Instructions - Tutorial

#GinRummy is a great card game and this video shares some simple tips, tricks and strategies to help you do well at Gin Rummy. Watch the video for all the details (provided by #HowToSolvePuzzles )This card game relies on both the luck of the cards being dealt, plus relies on the skill of the player to do the best with the cards that have received. Gin Rummy can can be played with a friend / family member or on an app on your phone.

[@kaeuko5406]

the only reason i’m watching this is, not out of pure curiosity but because when my parents throw the stack on the table late at night, shit gets real man 😭😭💀. I’m trying to up my game because i come from a line of competitive people

[@Wildtooth-mg9sl]

You want to see Competitive My Grandma + my Sister + Me that shit takes 2 hours

[@bojabujal6793]

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[@Spicy_hen2]

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[@blunts-agar5573]

I’m 11 years old and earned 20 dollars by myself from this game

[@nickgill6639]

Huh rookie numbers kid

[@pixelgamer2579]

@@nickgill6639flexing on a kid what a loser lol

[@ollie7041]

14 now keep getting paid for a fun card game

[@startvideonow]

Youre playing it wrong. On the first move you should throw away the King and not the 6 of clubs because King is higher and its worse deadwood. The 6 of clubs could be usefull, although unlikely, if another 5 came and you use the 5 of clubs to make sequence

[@Rdavis6593]

Thanks for the video. In my experience a hand lasts on the average off 7 turns per player. I would never hang on to high value cards for 10 turns. But maybe you mean 10 turns including both players (5+5), in case I might agree with you.

[@kwilson5832]

A useful video, but I would disagree with several points that are made. At 2:22 there is a suggestion that a good strategy would be to pick up a card from the discard pile if it can be added to an existing run. At this point, the presenter points to the 10, Jack and Queen of Spades. If I was holding the presenter's cards, then I wouldn't pick up the 9 of Spades from the discard pile, as the three high spades already complete a valid run. You need cards that will help you to meld your remaining cards, so from this point of view, a 9 of Spades won't help. If, however, you only had one deadwood card in hand, then it would be a good idea to pick up the 9 of Clubs, as you could then meld all your cards and have one deadwood card to discard. At 6:53, the presenter discards the 6 of Clubs. However, if I was holding these cards then I would discard the Ace of Diamonds. The 6 of Clubs could be used with the 5 of Clubs if you later obtained another 5 or the 4 of Clubs or the 7 of Clubs, whereas you would need two more cards to make use of the Ace of Diamonds. Don't get me wrong, I'm not criticising the presenter, but I'm outlining other options to consider. I try to think of the probabilities of obtaining cards that you need. For example, if you had the 4 of Hearts, 6 of Hearts, 8 of Clubs and 9 of Clubs in hand but needed to discard one of them, you might think that you're two thirds of the way to completing two runs (which you are). However, there is only one card that will complete the run of Hearts (you're missing the 5 of Hearts), but there are two cards that could complete your run of Clubs (either the 7 or the 10 of Clubs), so you're twice as likely to get a card to complete this run. I would therefore discard the higher value Heart card.

[@angeladmager7464]

Thank you for the simple explanation and great tips to win! I hadn't played in many years. Now I'm ready to play!😀

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

Have fun!

[@windwatcher8054]

Great video. I seem to get a lot of hands that have almost nothing to work with. Very frustrating.

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

Sorry to hear that

[@TomBleecker]

Why would you discard the six of clubs and keep the king of hearts in deadwood?? The king is worth ten points against you if your opponent knocks. The six of clubs is worth six points.

[@TristanRogers-x6f]

Wait! Yu through the 6 clubs and kept the king hearts when the 6 would have both lowered your deadwood core and possible would have helped the 5 clubs in a run!

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

Good point!

[@davidtosh7200]

When playing Gin Rummy on iPad, sometimes the dealer cheats and I took the loss on this quick game. Maybe the dealer does peaked under the cards to prevent the player, like myself suffered a painful loss.

[@ghudhnath]

Yasss I can finally beat my opponent I thought him how to play and he got too good at it

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

Good luck!

[@ghudhnath]

@@howto...solvepuzzles Ty Now I have to wait for a day in school were we are allowed to bring games 😫

[@bob3Rann]

wow, house rules are crazy, this is basically a completely different game than my family plays

[@Funny_Chair_Man]

Question, people i play with allow multiple to be picked up from the discard, with the idea that you have to play the furthest card down the discard pile (if it is an ace on top of a seven, followed by a two on the bottom, you may pick up all 3, as long as you can use the 2 to complete a run or a 3 of a kind on that turn) is this true?

[@dimakondratyev2160]

hi, and I want to tell you who is playing this game and does not make a small pause🤣😉

[@Biscuit-Loves-All]

im 12 playing gin against ai and losing a lot in medium level, i seek this

[@SayedAhdarf]

That's not how we play it in morocco u can't knock on your opponent u have to have a complete hand go gin and with the 15th card we close the game

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

Interesting, thanks for sharing.

[@SayedAhdarf]

@@howto...solvepuzzles my pleasure

[@kaushikdr]

Same in India, there are no points for certain cards and no deadwood

[@zakariarouhi8863]

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[@SayedAhdarf]

@@zakariarouhi8863 ok

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[@hunterspeakable]

Played tonight and need tips and tricks to kick my family’s butt!

[@howto...solvepuzzles]

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[@DeatthDollie13]

this box deck?

[@maryannleavitt6344]

How to score?

[@anthonyzav3769]

what happened to melds of 4 or more??

[@leahtaylor3801]

You should’ve picked up the deuce

[@mattcrouch9348]

Wait.. I'm 2 minutes in. Why aren't we trading 10 deadwood for the 2 of diamonds when we have the ace of diamonds?

[@mattcrouch9348]

LMAO now I'm 4:30 in, and you're recommending the exact opposite of what you recommended before. What kind of video is this?

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[@bhavneeshkhosla187]

Your first point is without error. But at 4:30, my guy is showing a different strategy based on the other player’s deck

[@TixtheGoAnimator]

Undercutting the opponent is worth 25 points, not 10. Also, going Gin is 25 points. To undercut you need to have equal or less deadwood than your opponent

[@bryanmann6756]

There are a lot of different variations for bonus points. we play 20 for gin and 15 for undercutting (we say back-dooring). Here's a question for you, do you play that you can rummage through the entire discard pile to see what had been played previously if you want?

[@TixtheGoAnimator]

@@bryanmann6756 No we don't play so that you can rummage through the discard pile to see what had been played previously

[@bloodbatteries4797]

Is it 25 points plus their deadwood

[@TixtheGoAnimator]

@@bloodbatteries4797 Yep, sorry, I didn't mention that and I should've. Thanks very much mate

[@bloodbatteries4797]

@@TixtheGoAnimator is undercutting 25 points plus their deadwood...I know going gin is 25 points plus their deadwood...

[@GT-xw8cm]

this is a 'how to' video, not any useful strategies