Rami classic

The Rami app

In brief

Available on App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android. You play South; the computer takes the other seats. The app uses portrait orientation, with the device held upright.

Install the app

DevicesLink
iPhone and iPad (App Store)View on App Store (new tab)
Android (Google Play)View on Google Play (new tab)

Games and player counts

  • Rami 40 and Rami 51: 2 to 6 players.
  • Canasta: 2, 4, 6 players.
  • Gin Rummy: 2 players.
  • Buraco Aberto: 2 or 4 players.
  • Buraco FIBUR: 4 players.
  • Samba: 2, 3, 4, 6 players.

Choose a game on the home screen. Then use the New Game window to set the number of players and the opponents' level: Beginner, Intermediate or Experienced.

Useful settings

  • Reference rules (Settings, Game): on by default. When off, the app uses house rules. A resumed game keeps the rules it started with.
  • Hand sorting, undoing an action during your turn (a draw cannot be undone), help for each game, statistics for each game.
  • A choice of 4 table coverings, with light mode, dark mode or the device's setting.

On phone and tablet

A four-player game of Rami on a phone, on green felt: a three-of-a-kind of kings and a run of hearts melded by you, a three-of-a-kind of sevens melded by Loulou, the stock and discard pile, your hand at the bottom on a wooden rack, and Meld and Discard buttons.
A four-player game of Rami on a phone
The same four-player game of Rami on a tablet: a larger green table covering, three kings and a run of hearts melded, Loulou's three sevens, and your hand at the bottom.
The same game on a tablet
A two-player game of Gin Rummy on a phone: no melds on the felt, the stock and discard pile in the centre, and your hand at the bottom with Discard and Knock buttons.
Gin Rummy for two
A four-player Canasta game on a phone, in two teams: groups of fives, queens, nines and aces melded by each team, a joker with the fives, and the “May I go out?” speech bubble.
Canasta, two teams
A four-player Buraco game on a phone, in two teams: a run of hearts, aces and a run of spades melded, and the small morto pile to the right of the discard pile.
Buraco, with the morto