Rummy

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What are the basic rules of rummy? The basic
rules of rummy are as follows

• The game is played with a standard deck of 52
  cards.
• The number of cards dealt to each player depends
  on the specific variation of rummy being played.
• The objective of the game is to form sets and
  sequences of cards and to be the first player to
  get rid of all your cards.
• At the beginning of each turn, players draw one
  card from either the stock pile or the discard
  pile.
• Players can then form sets and sequences by
  either picking up cards from the discard
• pile or drawing from the stock pile.
• A player can also lay off cards onto sets and
  sequences that have already been formed by any
  player, as long as they have already put down a
  set or sequence of their own.
• Once a player has formed all their cards into
  sets and sequences, they can go out by discarding
  one final card face down.
• The game ends when one player goes out, and the
  other players add up the points of their
  remaining cards.
• The player with the lowest total points is the
  winner.
• Jokers can be used as wild cards to substitute
  for any card in a set or sequence.

It's important to note that there are many
variations of rummy, each with their own specific
rules. It's always a good idea to check the rules
of the specific variation being played to know
the details.