If you had taken only the 7 you would have been allowed to keep You can then discard something you don't need such as the 2 and the discard pile is then: You have the following cards left in your hand: 2 - 5 - 7 - 8 - J - Q - K - K - A. Take all the cards from the 4 onwards, leaving only the 6 in the discard pile. You want to take the 4 and 4 from the discard pile Suppose that you have these cards in your hand:Ģ - 4 - 5 - 8 - J - K - K and that the discard pile is as follows: It is very important to understand how to use the discard pile for yourĪdvantage.

Other melds or layoffs they are able to do, and then discard a single card like

The player should then play that card as well as any The bottom card taken must be played on that turn, (unless the player Stack then the player may take that card and all the cards above it in the IfĪ player is able to make a meld or lay off a card that is not on the top of the To facilitate this, the discarded cards shouldīe stacked to the side so the previous discards are still partially visible. The most obvious difference from Standard Rummy is that more than one card mayīe drawn from the discard pile.

Differences in rummy and phase ten