2 to 6 players
Room for the whole family, and quick enough to start anywhere.
A rummy card game for family nights and friend hangouts
Round 3: threes wildRound 13: kings wild
Every round deals one more card, and the wild card climbs with it. Build sets and runs, go out first, and finish eleven rounds with the lowest score. Thirteen is also known as Three Thirteen or 3-13.
Free on iPhone and Android. New to the game? Read the rules.
Room for the whole family, and quick enough to start anywhere.
Join an open game with anyone, or share a join code so your own group can find your game.
Practice against bots, chase achievements, and bring the same group back for another round.
Rulebook
The guide below covers a single turn. The full rules page explains wild cards, scoring, final turns, and the round-by-round format.
Every turn starts with a draw. One new card might complete a set, fill a run, or be the card you discard.
Make groups of matching ranks or same-suit sequences. Round wild cards and jokers can stand in for missing cards.
If all your cards form valid groups, you can go out. Everyone else gets one final turn to lay off cards and reduce their score.
Questions
Yes. Thirteen is free to download on the App Store for iPhone and on Google Play for Android.
Two to six players can share a game. You can also practice on your own against a bot at any time.
Eleven. The first round deals three cards and threes are wild. Each round adds a card and moves the wild card up, until round 13, when everyone is dealt thirteen cards and kings are wild.
Jokers are always wild. Every card that matches the round number is wild too: threes in round 3, sevens in round 7 and kings in round 13.
A set is three or more cards of the same rank. A run is three or more cards of the same suit in order. Aces can be low or high in a run, but a run cannot wrap from king to ace to two.
When a round ends, the cards you could not fit into sets or runs count against you. Number cards score face value, jacks, queens and kings score 10, and aces score 15. Wild cards and jokers score nothing, and the player who went out scores 0. The lowest total after round 13 wins.
Yes. Every game has a short join code. Share it with the people you want to play with and they can join you directly.
No. The app checks your hand and tells you when you can go out. The full rules are on the how to play page whenever you want them.
Three Thirteen, also written 3-13, is the traditional name of this rummy game. Thirteen is the online version: the same 11 rounds, from 3 cards to 13, with the wild card climbing each round.
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