Game Rules and Regulations

• Rummy Rumble

  Rummy Rumble is a leaderboard format where you play cash games during the Rumble duration to win extra cash prizes.

  Players can opt-in by clicking 'Join Now' in the Rummy Rumble zone & play 6 Player Points Rummy games during the Rummy Rumble duration.

  There are cash prizes for the top ranks in each Rumble & the prizes will be distributed at the end of every Rumble.

  A player's rank is calculated based on total points scored as per the following formula: 

  • 1.For each game played during the Rummy Rumble span, the player gets 1 Rummy Rumble point.
  • 2.For every 5 points won in a 6 Player Points Rummy game, Rumble points are awarded as per the point value of the game shown below:

    Point Value	Rummy Rumble Points
    0.05	2
    0.1	3
    0.25	4
    0.5	5
    1	6
    2	7
    3	8
    5	10
    10	15
    20	20
    40	30
    80	40

  Only 6 Players Points Rummy games which commence & end during the Rumble duration will be considered in the calculation of your Rumble score of that particular Rumble. 

  • 1.For example, if a Rumble begins at 8 PM, but you start your game at 7:59 PM, such a game will not be considered for your score calculation for that particular Rumble duration.
  • 2.Additionally, if a Rumble ends at 9 PM, but you start your game at 8:55 PM which ends at 9:01 PM, the game will not be considered for your score calculation for that particular Rumble.

  Only 6 Players Points Rummy games played and settled on the padagame.com Android App will be considered in the calculation of the Rumble score.

  In the event that two or more players have the same total points at the end of the contest, they will share the same rank, and the prize amount will be equally divided amongst the same rank holders. 

  For example, if there is a tie between two players - Player A & Player B at Rank 2, both of them will be ranked as 2 and the next rank behind them will be Rank 3, with both of them receiving the prize amount calculated as per the formula: (Rank 2 Prize + Rank 3 Prize)/2.

  At the end of each Rumble duration, the winners shall be declared in the 'Current Rumble' tab. For Grand Rumble ranks, the players can visit the Grand Rumble tab to know their ranks and score.

  A player can enter Rummy Rumble at any given point of time during the promotion and also choose to opt-out as per their convenience. To opt-out, the player can visit the 'Help & Settings' section in the Rummy Rumble zone.

  A player, on winning, will be charged a 3% contribution fee from their winning amount which will contribute to the Rummy Rumble Prize Pool. However, no such amount shall be deducted if the player does not win.

  padagame.com also charges a certain percentage as a service fee on the collections from the Rummy Rumble contest. This service fee is included in the 3% contribution a player makes.

• Types of Rumble

  25-Minute Rumbles: As the name suggests, players can join the Rumble & play multiple 6 Player Points Rummy games during the 25-minute Rumble slot, to score points & rank high on the Rumble leaderboard to win extra cash prizes.

  Match Hour Rumbles: As the name suggests, Match Hour Rumbles are special Rumbles where participants play 6 Player Points Rummy during match hours to score points, rank higher & win extra cash prizes.

  If your best score remains unbeaten, you win the Grand 1st prize. The Rumble scores will be calculated on the number of games played, games won & points won in the games.

  Golden Rumble Hours: A special addition to the Rumble, Golden Rumble Hours offers players a chance to win BIGGER cash prizes! Here again, participants must play 6 Player Points Rummy during the Golden Rumble Hours to score points, rank higher & win BIGGER cash prizes.

  Instant Rumbles: Running throughout the year, players have the opportunity to enter Instant Rumbles for Instant Winnings. In this format of the Rummy Rumble, there are no Grand Prizes, however, there are bigger Instant Rumble Prizes, where participants must play 6 Player Points Rummy to score points, rank higher & win extra cash prizes.

  Grand Rumble: Another feature of the Rummy Rumble, running throughout the year, where players have the opportunity to win extra cash prizes in hourly Rumbles & win additional prizes if a player ranks high in the Grand Rumble Leaderboard.

• Money Multiplier

  Money Multipliers is a feature that multiplies your winnings.

  Complete Challenges → Get Money Multiplier → Apply Money Multiplier in cash games → Win the game to multiply your winnings

  Each Money Multiplier has a max winning limit. 

  For example: If a player applies a '2X Multiplier up to ₹500*' & wins ₹600 in the game, then he wins ₹600 (game winnings) + ₹500 (multiplier winnings) = ₹1,100 & not ₹600 + ₹600 as the max winning limit for the 2X Money Multiplier was set at ₹500.

  Each Money Multiplier has an expiry date & a player cannot earn or apply the Money Multiplier once it expires.

  If a player starts a Money Multiplier game before it expires, he/she is still eligible for the multiplied winnings of that particular game.

• Week Of Winnings

  Week Of Winnings is a challenge feature where players have to complete a set of 7 challenges in 7 days for extra cash prizes.

  Each Challenge level must be completed between 11:00 AM - 11:59 PM, to be eligible for extra cash prizes!

  Only players who login to padagame.com between the offer window will be eligible.

  The Week of Winnings starts as soon as the player makes their first login between the offer window. 

  For example: Let's say the offer period is from 12th January to 14th January. If a player's first login is 13th January, then the Challenges will end on 20th January. This way a player stands a chance to grab all 7 daily cash rewards!

  The Week of Winnings is applicable on 6 Player tables only.

  The cashback amount will be credited to the player's deposit balance.

• Pool Rummy

  101/201 - 2 Player/6 Player

  Pool Rummy is a variant of the 13-card Indian Rummy where players pay a fixed entry fee which forms the Prize Pool.

  The winner of every deal gets 0 points and the accumulated points are added to the opponent's scores.

  A player is eliminated once their score reaches the maximum limit of points on the table eg: 101 Points or 201 Points.

  The player who scores the least points in Pool Rummy wins the game.

  Winnings = (Entry Fee) X (Number of Players) - padagame.com Fee

  Let's say 5 players join a Pool Rummy game with ₹50 entry fee. The Prize Pool for this game will be ₹250 - padagame.com Fees. The winnings will be credited to the winner's padagame.com account after the deduction of padagame.com Fees.

  • Objective: Arrange all 13 cards in hand in sequences and/or sets.
  • Pool Rummy is played between 2 to 6 players with 2 packs of cards (including one printed joker per pack).
  • Each player joins a Pool Rummy table by paying a fixed entry fee which forms the Prize Pool.
  • A toss will decide which player will make the first move.
  • Each player is dealt a set of 13 cards randomly.
  • The first card from the pack is placed in the open deck indicating that the game has started.
  • The remaining cards are placed face-down in the closed deck slot.
  • A joker card is randomly selected at the beginning of each game.
  • One or more jokers can be used to complete sets and/or sequences.
  • Printed Joker: In case a printed joker is selected as a joker for a game, then players can also use the Ace card of any suit as a joker in their sets and/or sequences.
  • Auto Drop: A player is allowed to drop anytime during a Pool Rummy match by clicking on the 'Auto Drop' button. This player will then be dropped from subsequent deals and given the first drop score (i.e. 20 points in 101 Pool Rummy or 25 points in 201 Pool Rummy). If this player wishes to re-join the table, they can do so by clicking on 'I'm Back' Button. The points accumulated by this player when he/she was dropped, will be added to his/her score.
  • Elimination: In Pool Rummy, a player is eliminated from the table once his/her score reaches the maximum limit of points on a particular table. For example: In 101 Pool Rummy, a player will be eliminated once his score reaches 101 points.
  • Prize Split: In Pool Rummy, players can use the 'Split' option if they choose to split the prize money. The split option will work as a function of the number of drops remaining for a player. The number of drops remaining is defined as the number of times a player can drop a game and still remain in the game. The split option works only with mutual understanding among the players with whom the prize money will be split. In case any player denies the split then the option won't work.
  • Each player takes turns picking/discarding a card from the closed/open deck to complete sets and/or sequences.
  • You can move a card to the finish slot to declare your sets and sequences.
  • To declare the player must show the cards in hand by grouping them in sets/sequences and clicking the 'Declare' button.
  • Compulsory: To finish the game, you must declare at least two sequences, one of which must be a pure sequence.
  • Caution: With two decks, you cannot use the same card twice in a set for instance 7♠ 7♠ 7♥ is not a valid set.

  Major Difference - 101 Pool Rummy vs 201 Pool Rummy

  Scores:  In 101 Pool Rummy, a player gets eliminated once he or she reaches the maximum score points of 101.

  In 201 Pool Rummy, a player gets eliminated once he or she reaches the maximum score points of 201.

  Auto Drop Points:  In 101 pool Rummy, the first drop is 20 points and the middle drop is 40 points.

  In 201 Pool Rummy, the first drop is 25 and the middle drop is 50.

  How is the Scoring Done in Pool Rummy?

  Deciding the winner:  The first player to finish after meeting the game objective wins.

  • 1.In a 6 Player table, the game continues except for the player who finished without meeting the objective. This player gets 80 points.
  • 2.The winner gets 0 points. 
    • The loser gets points based on the cards in their hand.
    • Each card carries a certain number of points.
  • 3.J - 10 points
  • 4.Q - 10 points
  • 5.K - 10 points
  • 6.A - 10 points
  • 7.All other numbered cards carry the same points as their face value for example 7 carries 7 points and 3 carries 3 points.
  • 8.The Jokers carry zero points.

  The loser of the game gets points as follows:

  If a player finishes the game without meeting the game objective, the player loses and gets 80 points.

  If a player misses three consecutive turns, the player loses and gets the middle drop score, which is 40 points in 101 Pool and 50 points in 201 Pool.

• Points Rummy

  Points Rummy is a variant of the 13-card Indian Rummy where players play for points with a pre-decided rupee value.

  The player who makes the first valid declaration wins the game with 0 points and wins all the cash based on the opponent's total points.

  Winnings = (Sum of Opponent's Points) X (Point Value) - padagame.com Fee.

  Let's say 5 players join a ₹2 Points Rummy game. Player 5 declares and the other four players lose with 10, 20, 30 and 40 points respectively. The winner's Cash Prize will be calculated as 2 x (10 + 20 + 30 + 40) = ₹200. This will be credited to the winner's padagame.com account after the deduction of the padagame.com Fee.

  • Objective: Arrange all 13 cards in-hand in sequences and/or sets.
  • Points Rummy is played between 2 to 6 players with 2 packs of cards (including one printed joker per pack).
  • Players play for points which have a pre-decided rupee value.
  • Each player must bring a minimum amount to the table.
  • A toss will decide which player makes the first move.
  • Each player is dealt a set of 13 cards randomly.
  • The first card from the pack is placed in the open deck indicating that the game has started.
  • The remaining cards are placed face-down in the closed deck slot.
  • A joker card is randomly selected at the beginning of each game.
  • Printed Joker: In case a printed joker is selected as a joker for a game, then players can also use the Ace card of any suit as a joker in their sets and/or sequences.
  • Each player takes turns to pick/discard a card from the closed/open deck to complete sets and/or sequences.
  • You can use one or more jokers to complete your sets and/or sequences.
  • You can move a card to the finish slot to declare your sets and sequences.
  • To declare the player must show the cards in hand by grouping them in sets/sequences and clicking on 'Declare' button.
  • Compulsory: To finish the game, you must declare at least two sequences, one of which must be a pure sequence.
  • Caution: With two decks, you cannot use the same card twice in a set for instance 7♠ 7♠ 7♥ is not a valid set.

  How is the Scoring Done in Points Rummy?

  Deciding the winner:  The first player to finish after meeting the game objective wins. The winner gets 0 (zero) points.

  • If one or more player(s) drop in their first move, they get 20 points each and the game continues till a single player wins.
  • If one or more player(s) drop the game after their first move, they get 40 points each and the game continues till a single player wins.
  • If a player declares without meeting the game objective, he/she gets 80 points and the game continues till there is a winner.

  What are the maximum points a player can get?

  A player can get a maximum of 80 points. This means that irrespective of the player holding higher value cards, the points are capped at 80.

  Anything below 80 is awarded.

  How does the Drop option work?

  • Each player gets an option to drop the game in their turn, throughout the game duration.
  • To avail the Drop option, the player must not have picked a card from open/closed deck in that turn.
  • First Drop: If a player drops the game in their very first turn, he/she gets 20 points.
  • Middle Drop: If a player drops the game in a turn other than the first, he/she gets 40 points.
  • Special case: If a player misses 3 consecutive turns, he/she is dropped automatically from the game. This means that this player gets a middle drop score.

• Deals Rummy

  In Deals Rummy, players play with chips that are allocated at the beginning of the deal for a pre-decided number of deals.

  One winner wins all the chips at the end of each deal.

  At the end of a pre-decided number of deals, the player with the maximum number of chips is selected as the winner for the Rummy game.

  Winnings = (Entry Fee) X (Number of Players) - padagame.com fees.

  One chip = One point in the game

  Let's say 6 players play a Deals Rummy game. Player 4 declares and the other five players lose with 10, 20, 30, 35 and 40 points respectively. The winner's chips will be calculated as 10 + 20 + 30 + 35 + 40 =135 chips.

  • Objective: Arrange all 13 cards in hand in sequences and/or sets.
  • Deals Rummy is a 2 to 6 Player Rummy game played typically with 1 or more packs of 53 cards each (including one printed joker per pack).
  • At the beginning of a Deals Rummy game, each player seated will be allocated a fixed number of chips.
  • Players play with chips for a pre-decided number of deals.
  • A toss will decide which player makes the first move.
  • Each player is dealt a set of 13 cards randomly.
  • The first card from the pack is placed in the open deck indicating that the game has started.
  • The remaining cards are placed face-down in the closed deck slot.
  • A joker card is randomly selected at the beginning of each game.
  • Printed Joker: If a printed joker is selected as the joker for a game, then players can also use the Ace card of any suit as a joker in their sets and/or sequences.
  • Each player takes turns picking/discarding a card from a closed/open deck to complete sets and/or sequences.
  • You can use one or more jokers to complete your sets and/or sequences.
  • You can move a card to the finish slot to declare your sets and sequences.
  • To declare the player must show the cards in hand by grouping them in sets/sequences and clicking on the 'Declare' button.
  • Compulsory: To finish the game, you must declare at least two sequences, one of which must be a pure sequence.
  • Caution: With two decks, you cannot use the same card twice in a set for instance 7♠ 7♠ 7♥ is not a valid set.
  • At the end of every deal, the winner will win chips from losing players depending on their score.
  • At the end of a pre-decided number of deals, players are assigned ranks in the order of their chip count. The player with the highest chip count on a table will be assigned the highest rank. If there is a tie among players, players with a tied chip count will play a tiebreaker game to resolve ties.
  • Depending on the number of players that will be given prizes, players with higher chip counts will be given prizes.

  How is the Scoring Done in Deals Rummy?

  Deciding the winner:  The first player to finish after meeting the game objective wins. The winner gets a sum of chips from all losing players depending on their score.

  Points calculation for the player who loses:

  Each card carries a certain number of points. The losing player gets points equal to his/her hand score which is computed as follows:

  • 1.J, Q, K, A of any suit carry 10 points each.
  • 2.All other numbered cards carry the same points as their face value e.g. 7 carries 7 points and 3 carries 3 points.
  • 3.Joker cards carry zero points.
  • 4.At the end of the game, a losing player's hand score is computed by adding points for cards that are not grouped as sets/sequences with the following exceptions. 
    • If the losing player has no pure sequence, all cards are counted.
    • If the losing player does not have two sequences, but has a pure sequence, only the pure sequence is not counted.
  • 5.A player can get a maximum of 80 points. For instance, if a player's hand score is 85 he/she will still get only 80 points. But if a player's hand score is 75, he/she will get 75 points.
  • 6.Deal Show: If the losing player has not had his first turn before the opponent has made a valid declaration, then: 
    • The losing player gets points equal to half of his/her hand score. For example, if the hand score for a losing player is 30 points, then the player gets 15 points as his score.
    • The minimum points a losing player can get in this case is 2 (for scores 2, 3, 4, & 5).
    • The maximum number of points for a losing player, in this case, is 40 (for scores of 80 or more).

  How Does the Drop Option Work?

  2-Player Games

  • There is no option for players to drop a deal in 2 player games.
  • If a player misses 3 consecutive turns, he/she is dropped automatically from the game with a score that is equal to the hand score but capped at 40 points.

  More than 2 player games

  • Each player gets an option to drop the game in their turn, throughout the game duration.
  • To avail the Drop option, the player must not have picked a card from the open/closed deck in that turn.
  • First Drop: If a player drops the game in their very first turn, he/she gets 20 points.
  • Middle Drop: If a player drops the game in a turn other than the first, he/she gets 40 points.
  • Special case: If a player misses 3 consecutive turns, he/she is dropped automatically from the game. This means that this player gets a middle drop score.
  • Disconnection Scenario: On the game table, under 'Options' and 'Game Play Option', you can specify what should happen on the game table in case you get disconnected. You can choose to get dropped after 3 missed moves or you can remain on the game table till you get reconnected.
  • If a player misses 3 consecutive turns, he/she is dropped automatically from the game. This means that this player gets a middle drop score.

  What are chips and how are chips allocated?

  • At the beginning of a deals Rummy game, each player is allocated a fixed number of chips
  • The chips are decided based on the number of deals to be played on that table as no. of players seated on the table X maximum score a player can get.

  E.g. If there are 6 deals to be played on a table, then 480 tournament chips are allocated to every player on that table at the beginning of the game.

• Rummy Tournaments

  padagame.com hosts both, Free and Paid Tournaments, where you can win the biggest cash prizes while having the best Rummy experience!

  • Online Rummy tournaments can consist of multiple rounds where players play to move up to the finish line.
  • A Rummy table can seat a maximum of 6 players and will try to fill all tables with an equal number of players.
  • Rummy tournaments will ask for a pre-registration for the particular game and the player has to reserve their seat to join the game.
  • Tournaments start at a stipulated time and can run for a while.

  Types of Tournaments

  Regular Entry Fee Tournaments:  To enter Entry Fee Tournaments, you need to register by paying an entry fee. These tournaments can run on a daily or weekly schedule. Entry Fee Tournaments are valid for cash players only. A cash player is defined as a player who has successfully added cash to his/her padagame.com account and has played at least one cash game.

  Free Tournaments:  Players can register for free & play these tournaments to take home big cash prizes. These tournaments can run on fixed schedules & the details can be found in the 'Promotions' tab of the padagame.com App.

  Festive Tournaments:  Festive Tournaments can run for a longer duration & offer grand cash prizes as well as white goods like cars, bikes, smartphones, etc. We run qualifiers on a daily basis where winners get tickets to the Grand Finale. Winners can take home grand cash prizes at the end of the Festive Tournaments.

  Free Club Tournaments:  Players can register for free & enjoy Club Tournaments, as per their club status. Each player must belong to a particular club like Bronze, Silver, Gold, Diamond, Platinum or Platinum Elite to be eligible to play.

  Types of Structures

  Round Structure:  In any tournament, players that join the tournament will be placed at random to ensure fairplay amongst all players.

  In a round, depending on the type of tournament (Deals/Points), players will play a set of deals to progress to the next round. After every round, a certain number of players will be eliminated from the tournament while winners progress. Basis the level of rounds completed and points player wins, a rank is decided at the end of the tournament and prizes are distributed as per predefined prize structure.

  Tournament Structure:  Tournaments structure can be broadly classified into standalone format and qualifiers format.

  Standalone Format:  A single tournament is held with a certain number of seats at a specified time where the registrations are open for players to join. Joining the tournament can be conditional, that is it could be through ticket entry/cash entry/free entry.

  The registrations will close and the tournament will start at the specified time. Based on the number of players joining, the number of rounds are decided in case of Deals Rummy while Points Rummy has a predefined set of rounds. Once the final round is completed, the winners are declared. Almost all free and some cash entry tournaments are standalone tournaments.

  Qualifiers Format:  In qualifier format, players need to play & qualify before reaching the finale.

  Players enter qualifiers tournaments to win tickets to the finale where the qualifier tournament might give the final ticket as prize or the ticket to another qualifier level which will eventually give them a chance to win a ticket to the finale.

  Finale will be conducted between all finalists and the winners will be declared. These kinds of tournaments run longer, often weeks to a month. Most festive tournaments are qualifier tournaments.

• Points Tournament Details

  Points Tournaments in Rummy

  • 1.Starting with Equal Chips: All participants are given an equal number of tournament chips at the beginning. These chips act as the currency for the tournament and are used to track players' progress.
  • 2.Seating Arrangement: Players are seated at tables randomly. Seat changes are not permitted and tables may be merged to avoid any collusion.
  • 3.Entry: Entry to the tournament can be free or require a buy-in. Paid entries are deducted from the player's account balance.
  • 4.Tournament Drop Rules: Specific rules are applied for drops, including calculations for Drop, Middle Drop, Max Count, and Half Count.
  • 5.Levels and Level Duration: Tournaments may consist of different levels, each with its entry amounts and duration. Players start with equal chips, and requirements are set for progressing through the levels.
  • 6.Elimination: Players are eliminated if their chip balance falls below a certain threshold. Elimination criteria vary depending on the level and tournament structure.
  • 7.Prizes: Prizes are awarded as per the structure outlined in the tournament lobby. Prize distribution can depend on various factors, including the number of entrants.
  • 8.Tourney Ranking System: Ranking is based on players' tournament chips and the level reached. Higher chips and levels result in higher ranks, with specific examples governing unique scenarios.
  • 9.Participation Rules: Unregistration after the tournament start time is not allowed. Multi-entry and failure to be online within a stipulated time frame are also governed by specific rules.

  Deals Tournament Details

  At the onset of a Rummy tournament, every participating player is assigned a specific number of tournament chips. The objective is to have maximum number of chips at the end of each round to qualify for the next round.

  Each tournament is structured around a predetermined number of deals. As the games unfold, the winner of each deal collects chips from the other players at the table, accumulating them as a measure of success.

  It is preterdemined the number of players moving from the table to the next round depends on chip count or performance.

  Any tournament tickets issued to the player are non-transferable & shall not entitle any benefit, other than the right to participate in the respective tournaments.

  Entry to the tournaments will be on a first-come, first-served basis. padagame.com cannot be held responsible for any player not getting a seat.

  Prize Information - The winners will be eligible to receive cash prizes & non-cash prizes as per the prize distribution plan, which may be subject to change. In some cases, where a tournament does not fill completely as per its size, no tickets will be distributed to players & only cash prizes will be given out. While, in some other cases, the player may receive both the ticket as well as a cash prize.

  Prize Credits - Cash Prizes/Tickets will be credited to the winner's padagame.com account instantly, upon completion of the relevant prize round in each Tournament, as the case may be.

• Club Status

  PadgameRewardzTM is our loyalty & rewards program that truly rewards you for playing on padagame.com. In this new program, you earn rewards every time you play.

  The way it works is simple:

  For every ₹50 spent on entry fee, you earn 1 Loyalty Point and for every 1 Loyalty Point, you earn 1 Reward Point. Reward Points can be redeemed for attractive rewards like entry into tournaments, bonuses and real cash.

  Loyalty Points

  Loyalty Points determine your club status. These are non-redeemable points earned in return for the entry fee you pay for every cash game you play. The Loyalty Points counter is set back to '0' at the beginning of each month. So basically, your Loyalty Points expire over a month.

  ₹50 spent on cash games = 1 Loyalty Point

  Reward Points

  Reward Points act as your redeemable currency which you earn after every cash game you play. 1 Reward Point (RP) is gained for each Loyalty Point you earn.

  You can choose to redeem your RPs for:

  • Tournament Entries
  • Lucrative Bonuses
  • Promo Cash

  Your Reward Points will never expire as long as you keep playing cash games on padagame.com. However, if you do not play any cash games, your Reward Points gradually begin to expire. In the first month of not playing any cash game on padagame.com, your 200 Reward Points would expire. Continued inactivity from cash games will see you lose an exponentially higher number of Reward Points each month.

  How to Redeem

  Converting your RPs into benefits is easy! All you need to do is click on the 'Redeem' button displayed next to RPs in the header. Upon clicking it, you will be taken to our exclusive PadgameRewardzTM Store which has a host of redemption options including:

  • Tournament Entries:  You can pay RPs as an entry fee in certain tournaments and save cash! Once you click on this option in the PadgameRewardzTM Store, you will be directed to the Lobby, wherein tournaments will be displayed under a tab titled 'Reward Points'.
  • Lucrative Bonuses:  Go to the 'PadgameRewardzTM Store' and choose between Deposit Bonus or Prime Bonus. Here's what the bonuses offer - 
  • Deposit Bonus:  Avail a 50% or 100% bonus up to ₹1000 on a cash deposit. Just visit the PadgameRewardzTM Store, click on the 'Redeem' button on the Deposit Bonus tile and follow the instructions for a regular transaction process.
  • The bonus amount will reflect in the Bonus section on the header. Your deposited cash will reflect in the Deposit Balance section of your padagame.com account.
  • Prime Bonus:  It is a cashless and deposit-free bonus. You can avail of a bonus of up to ₹5,000 without making a cash deposit at all. When you have enough RPs to avail of this bonus, just visit the PadgameRewardzTM Store and click on the 'Redeem' button on the Prime Bonus tile and make the most of this bonus.
  • Instant Cash:  You can redeem RPs for Promo Cash (Expiry: 60 days) upto ₹1000. To convert your RPs into Rupees, just visit the PadgameRewardzTM Store, click on the 'Redeem' button on the Instant Cash tile under CASH & TICKETS section and done. The Instant Cash amount would be credited to your Promo Cash (Expiry: 60 days) immediately on redemption.

  Points to consider:

  • Redemption of Reward Points: Redemption of Reward Points can be discontinued or the terms of redemption can be modified at any time without any liability to padagame.com.
  • Loyalty Points benefits: the Loyalty Points and benefits associated with them can be discontinued or the terms thereof can be modified at any time without any liability to padagame.com.
  • Expiry of Loyalty and Rewards Points: Loyalty and Rewards Points shall expire as per the information mentioned above and subject to modification at any time without any liability to padagame.com.

  • Information Updates: All email communication for PadgameRewardzTM will be sent from:

    padgamein@gmail.com,

    Please add these IDs to your safe sender's list.

  • Modifications: PadgameRewardzTM program may be modified or discontinued by padagame.com at any time without notice and without any liability on padagame.com whatsoever padagame.com's decision regarding the same shall be final and binding.

• Practice Games

  Rummy is a fun game and to master it, you need to know the basic card game rules and master the skills for the game. There are practice games running round the clock and you can play as many games as you like. It will help polish your Rummy skills and get comfortable with the platform as well.

  • Once you have completed the sign-up process, you will receive 10,000 free Rummy chips to play the different variants of Rummy.
  • You have 10,000 chips to play Rummy online free practice games, and you never really run out of it.
  • Once your chips run short, all you have to do is click on the refill button and you can start playing online Rummy free on the application in no time.
  • There is no actual cash involved in the Practice Games, so whatever is your winning you cannot convert them into cash.

• Types of practice games you can play

  padagame.com offers different variants of 13 cards online Rummy free. These include:

  • Pools Rummy,
  • Points Rummy and
  • Deals Rummy.

  A player can pick any Rummy variant as per their preference and enjoy playing Rummy online for free at any point in time. These practice games run around the clock.

  Points Rummy:

  • This is one of the fastest online Rummy free variants and the simple form of the Rummy variant where a player plays for a set number of points.
  • The table can consist of 2 to 4 players.
  • There's no difference in gameplay when we compare cash or practice games. Once you select your table, you will play your hand making pure sequences, sequences and sets.
  • At the end of the hand, your total score is displayed on the dashboard, showing your opponent's cards and yours as well.

  Pools Rummy:

  • This is a longer form of the Rummy variant.
  • There are two types of pool Rummy, 101 and 201.
  • If the player's score reaches 101/201 then that player is dropped out of the game. So, the focus of this gameplay is to keep your score low.
  • Once you pick pool Rummy, you will be taken to a table with 2 to 6 players and your gameplay will move as with points Rummy. Only the calculation is different.

  Deals Rummy:

  • This variant of Rummy requires chips that are given at the beginning of the game.
  • The winner is decided on this:

    Winnings = Sum of points of all opponents assuming each chip is equal to one point

  • Once more the gameplay is forming the sequences and sets that are required.

  Benefits of playing Practice Games online

  • No stress of balancing your cash and playing with a free mind.
  • No pre-registration is required
  • Unlimited chips
  • Have Fun and Add Cash

• Manner of Entry Fee deduction

  For the purpose of entering into any cash game or tournament, a certain percentage of your Entry Fee will first be deducted by padagame.com from your “Winnings Balance” and the remaining percentage/amount of the Entry Fee will be subsequently deducted from “Promo Cash” and “Deposit Balance” respectively. Below is an illustration of the said deductions:

  Let's say Mr. “X” wants to play a cash game with an Entry Fee of ₹ 80 and his wallet balance is as follows:

  Deposit Balance	₹25
  Promo Cash	₹40
  Winnings Balance	₹100

  Assuming that padagame.com first deducts 30% of the Entry Fee from the players Winings Balance and the remaining percentage/amount of the Entry Fee from the Promo Cash and Deposit Balance respectively, below is how the said deductions would apply:

  • 30% of ₹ 80 (Entry Fee) i.e. ₹ 24 will be first deducted from his Winnings Balance..
  • Subsequently, the remaining 70% of the amount of the Entry Fee i.e. ₹ 56 will be deducted from his Promo Cash & Deposit Balance respectively.

  After applying the above illustrated deductions, the wallet balance of Mr. “X” would now be as follows:

  Deposit Balance	₹9 (₹25-16)
  Promo Cash	₹0 (₹40 - ₹40)
  Winnings Balance	₹76 (₹100 - ₹24)

  As stipulated in the second table above, 30% of the Entry Fee amount (i.e. ₹ 24) was first deducted from the Winnings Balance of Mr. “X” and the pending 70% of the Entry Fee (i.e. ₹ 56) was deducted from the Promo Cash and Deposit Balance of Mr. “X” respectively.

  Note:

  • Insufficient Winnings Balance - If a player who desires to enter a game, does not have sufficient Winnings Balance, the Entry Fee amount will then be deducted from a player's Promo Cash and Deposit Balance.
  • Insufficient Promo Cash & Deposit Balance - After deducting the initial percentage of the Entry Fee amount from the players' Winnings Balance, if the player does not have sufficient Promo Cash and Deposit Balance, the remaining percentage of the Entry Fee amount will be deducted from the player's Winnings Balance again.
  • It is clarified that the percentage of deduction of Entry Fees from the players Winning Balance, Promo Cash and Deposit Balance is subject to change and padagame.com reserves the right to amend the percentage of deduction of Entry Fees from the players Winning Balance, Promo Cash and Deposit Balance at any time, with no prior notification.

  For any queries, you may write to us on - padgamein@gmail.com