Okey game online with friends
Micup (micup.gg) lets four people play okey and 101 Okey at a table in its 3D rooms, talking to each other by voice while they play. Okey is a rummy-style tile game for four players: the classic version is one hand won by whoever finishes first, while 101 Okey adds an opening threshold and a score.
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How do you play okey on Micup?
If your time runs out, the app discards a tile for you, never the okey. Running out of time twice in a row loses the game.
- Join a voice channel that has a 3D room and click a free seat at a table.
- If the table is free, choose Okey or 101 Okey, pick the move time and press "Set up table".
- The game starts once all four seats are taken. Others can watch from the spectator seats beside the table; they never see your rack.
What are the rules of okey?
- There are 106 tiles: two of each number from 1 to 13 in yellow, blue, black and red, plus two false okeys.
- A tile is turned up as the indicator; the tile one higher in the same colour is the okey (after 13 comes 1). The two okeys stand in for any tile, and a false okey plays as the okey tile.
- The starting player gets 15 tiles, everyone else 14. The starter begins by discarding.
- On your turn, take the top tile of the pile or the last tile the previous player threw, then discard one.
- A set is at least three consecutive tiles of one colour (12-13-1 counts), or three or four tiles of the same number in different colours.
- Arrange your 14 tiles into sets or seven pairs and discard the fifteenth to finish the hand and win. You can also finish by discarding the okey.
- If the pile runs out and nobody finishes, the hand is a draw.
How is 101 Okey different?
101 Okey uses the same tiles, but players lay their sets on the table. The starter gets 22 tiles, everyone else 21.
- To open, your sets must add up to at least 101 points (an okey counts as the tile it replaces), or you lay down at least five pairs. One opening cannot mix the two.
- A tile taken from the side has to be used in the same move, in your opening or on a set on the table.
- From the turn after you open, you can add tiles to sets on the table, even if you opened with pairs.
- Discarding the okey, or a tile that fits a set on the table, adds a 101-point penalty. The finishing tile carries no penalty.
- At the end, the finisher scores -101 and anyone who never opened scores 202. Others score the tiles left in their rack (okey 101), doubled for pair openers.
- Finishing on the okey, or opening and finishing in the same turn, doubles the scores. The lowest total wins.
Okey and 101 Okey side by side
| Rule | Okey | 101 Okey |
|---|---|---|
| Players | 4 | 4 |
| Tiles dealt | 14, starter 15 | 21, starter 22 |
| To open | Nothing | 101 points in sets, or 5 pairs |
| Winner | First to finish | Lowest total score |
| If the pile runs out | Draw | The hand is scored |
| Move time (fast / normal / slow) | 15 / 30 / 60 s | 25 / 45 / 90 s |
Frequently asked questions
What do I need to play okey with voice chat?
A computer and a Micup account. Okey tables are in 3D rooms, which open in the browser or in the desktop app. Phones and the Android app do not show the 3D room.
What happens if I leave mid-game?
You lose the game. If your connection drops, you have 30 seconds to come back.
How many points do you need to open in 101 Okey?
Your sets must add up to at least 101. If you open with pairs, you need at least five.
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