Gin Rummy Online
Computer
Your hand
Free gin rummy against the computer — form sets and runs, cut your deadwood, and knock. New to the game? Read the gin rummy rules.
How to play gin rummy
- Each player gets 10 cards. On your turn, draw one card — from the face-down stock or the top of the discard pile.
- Then discard one card face up.
- Build melds: sets of 3–4 cards of the same rank, or runs of 3+ cards in a row of the same suit.
- Cards not in a meld are deadwood. When your deadwood totals 10 points or less, you can knock to end the hand. With zero deadwood, you go gin.
Full rules, scoring, and the 3-player variant →
Gin rummy FAQ
Is gin rummy free to play here?
Yes. Gin rummy on Draw Pile Club is completely free. There is nothing to buy and no account to create.
Do I need to download anything?
No. The game runs right in your web browser on a computer, tablet, or phone. Just open the page and play.
How many players is gin rummy?
Gin rummy is a two-player game. Here you play against a computer opponent. A three-player variant exists — see the rules page for how it works.
Can I play with a keyboard or screen reader?
Yes. Every card and pile is a labelled button. Tab to your hand, use the arrow keys to move between cards, and press Enter to pick one. Screen readers announce each card by name, and the computer's moves are read out after each turn.
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