Late Entry in Pool Rummy

How to play Pool Rummy

The Pool Rummy game format is played between 2 and 6 players with 2 decks of cards (each deck includes 2 jokers).

• Each of the players participating in this game format must pay a fixed entry fee, which further generates the prize pool.
• The game begins with a tie that then decides who will play the first move.
• All players at the table receive 13 cards each, dealt randomly.
• There are two decks that are used to play, one is an open deck and the other is a closed deck.
• There can be two Jokers in the game, one with the Joker printed and the other with Wild Joker (any number chosen at random as Joker)
• Players can use one or more Joker to complete their sets or sequences to make a valid statement.
• The objective of the game is to organize the 13 cards into valid sets and sequences in which there must be 2 sequences, of which a pure sequence is needed.
• Players must choose or discard cards from any of the decks to create valid sets and sequences.
• After arranging the 13 cards into valid sets and sequences, the player can move the extra card to the final slot to declare play.

Key rules of Late Entry in pool rummy:

• Entry Fee: There is no separate late entry fee. Standard entrance fee applies. For example, if you join a 201 pool game for Rs. 500 entry fee, as a late entrant, you will have the same Rs 500 as the entry fee. There are no separate charges for late entry.
• Late entry at the table is allowed only when a vacant seat is available at the table. that is, if there are 5 or fewer players playing pool.
• Late entry is allowed until the end of Offer 1 currently July 2020. This configuration may be subject to change. You can take into account the information represented on the game table, for further confirmation
• The minimum number of points a late entrant can enter the table is the value of a single drop point on the table. That is to say. for example, in a 201 pool game format, if the single knockdown is set to 25 points, then the minimum that the late entrant can enter is 25 points.
• The maximum number of points with which the late participant can enter the table is the value of the intermediate points +1. For example, in a 201 pool game format, if the middle drop is counted at 50 points, then the maximum number of points the late entrant will enter is 51 points.
• The prize pool will include the registration fee of the player who entered late, as a regular player at the table. That is to say. For example, there are 4 starting players at the table with a buy-in of Rs 500 each, and 1 late entry player joins with Rs 500, so the total jackpot on the table is 5 * 500 = Rs 2,500. Standard commission deductions apply.

How are late entry points calculated in pool rummy?

• If the maximum points at the table with any player, at the end of Deal 1, is less than a single drop, then the player who enters late enters with a single drop.
• If the maximum points on the table, at the end of deal 1, is equal to a single drop, then the player who enters late enters with a single drop + 1 point (for example, 25 - points from a single drop + 1 = 26 points for late entry to the table)
• If the maximum number of points on the table, at the end of deal 1, is between the single and medium drop points, that is, between 25 and 50, for example 46, then late entry players enter with max. Points in the table + 1, that is, 46 + 1 = 47 points
• If the maximum number of points on the table is a medium drop, that is, 50, then the player who enters late will enter with 50 + 1 = 51 points
• If the maximum number of points is greater than the middle drop, i.e.> 50, for example 62, then a late entry is not allowed and the entry fee is refunded to the player who entered late.