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gin rummy

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gin rummy: see rummy rummy, card game played by two to six players with a standard deck. The cards usually rank from king down through ace. Seven cards are dealt to each player in the three- or four-hand game, one card is turned up on the table, and the remaining cards are left face down
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gin rummy

Rummy game for two players in which each is dealt 10 cards and a player may win a hand by matching or sequencing by suit all the cards in it by drawing from a deck. Play may also end when the unmatched cards count up to 10 points or less. If a player matches all the cards he is “gin.” The first player to reach 100 points wins. The game was introduced in New York in 1909.


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I'll burn the clothes of mine you liked, and all the cards we played Gin Rummy with.
From Japanese sing-alongs to games of rummi kub (a version of gin rummy played with tiles), Nikkei Manor's assisted living residents join the Kokoro Kai group in a variety of activities that accent their heritage.
Twenty years ago, 30 recently retired guys began meeting at the Mid-Valley Athletic Club in Reseda most mornings to play racquetball, catch an early lunch, then kill the rest of the afternoon playing gin rummy.
 
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