Monica V.

In rummy, if any player goes out all in one go, the other players will have the total amount of their hand DOUBLED as a negative point value. And no, the game does NOT automatically remove any cards that are legit melds before penalizing you. Also, the game allows for a k-a-2 run, but there is no specific on how much the Ace is worth in runs like that. That's the reason most, if not every, digital rummy game allows EITHER Q-K-A, OR A-2-3, where the ace is either 11 or 1 depending on it's position, but never K-A-2, because scoring that is impossible. And you would not believe the number of times one player somehow gets dealt 3 or 4 wilds, while you get none and a bunch of copies of the same card.

Now, on top of all of that, my browser is suddenly shutting down anytime I try to play Rummy, they're saying it's my fault, not their glitch, so I spent down what I had on my account, and I'll only play their free game calendar from now on. No more deposits for you gameduell, you lousy cheaters