What is Okey?
Okey is a traditional Turkish tile game played with 106 tiles and 4 players. It belongs to the rummy family of games and is one of the most popular social games in Türkiye, commonly played at home, in cafes and among friends and family.
The game uses numbered tiles from 1 to 13 in four colors (yellow, blue, black, red), with every tile appearing twice. There are also 2 special tiles called fake okey. Before each round, an indicator tile is revealed to determine which tile becomes the okey (the wild tile) for that round.
Each player starts with 14 tiles on their rack. The goal is to arrange all your tiles into valid groups called melds (per in Turkish). A meld can be a set (same number in different colors) or a run (consecutive numbers in the same color). Every meld needs at least 3 tiles. Players take turns drawing and discarding tiles until someone completes their hand.
There is also a special finishing strategy called doubles, where a player collects 7 pairs of identical tiles instead of forming melds. Finishing with doubles earns more points.
The first player to reach the winning score wins the game. At real tables that is usually 20. On okey.gg the host sets it from 7 to 31, and it is 21 by default. Points are earned by the player who finishes each round, with bonus points for finishing with okey tiles or doubles.
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Explore Okey
Rules
Complete rules from tiles and distribution to finishing and special hands.
Scoring
How points work. Regular finishes, doubles, okey finishes and the path to the winning score.
Penalties
Why okey has no penalty points and how okey.gg handles a wrong finish.
Tips
Practical advice for better play. Reading discards, managing okey tiles and more.
FAQ
Common questions about okey. Fake okey, indicator, valid runs and more.
Glossary
Key terms explained. Meld, set, run, doubles, indicator, okey, fake okey.
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