Games Directory · October 2026
WinRummy Games Directory
A factual list of every game currently included in the WinRummy app, starting with the two skill-based formats — Rummy and Poker — followed by the other formats on the roster. This page describes what each game is, not how to play it, and does not suggest that any format is a reliable way to make money.
Skill-Based Games
These two formats carry some legal recognition as games of skill in Indian courts, which has historically placed them on different footing than purely chance-based formats. That classification does not remove financial risk — it simply means outcomes depend partly on player decisions rather than chance alone.
Rummy
A points-based card game played with standard decks, and the format WinRummy leads with. Rummy is a long-established game played in many variations worldwide — read more about its general rules and history on Wikipedia’s Rummy page. The real-money version inside WinRummy should still be checked against the app’s current rules before you play.
Poker
A globally recognised card game that combines probability, strategy, and reading other players — see Wikipedia’s Poker page for the game’s general background. WinRummy lists Poker as its second skill-based format alongside Rummy.
Other Game Formats
The remaining formats on the WinRummy roster are a mix of a classic board game and several chance-based titles. None of them carry the same legal precedent as Rummy or Poker, and their availability can be more sensitive to state-level rules — check what applies where you live before you play any of them.
Ludo
A digital version of the traditional dice-and-token board game for up to four players. Legal classification of Ludo (skill vs. chance) is contested and state-dependent in India.
Crash
A rising-multiplier game where players cash out before a randomised point is reached. Outcomes are chance-driven and cannot be predicted or strategised around.
Andar Bahar
A traditional Indian card game where a single card is matched to one of two sides. A simple format with no skill component.
Wingo Lottery
A number and colour prediction, lottery-style game played in timed rounds. Results are randomised.
7 Up Down
A dice-based game where players predict whether a roll will land above, below, or on seven. Purely chance-driven.
Dragon & Tiger
A simplified two-card comparison game, often described as a faster variant of baccarat-style formats. No skill component.
Jhandi Munda
A traditional Indian dice game played with six symbol-marked dice. Outcomes are determined entirely by the roll.
Roulette
A digital version of the classic wheel-based casino game. As with any roulette format, results are random and outcomes cannot be predicted.
Before You Play Any of These
WinRummy does not guarantee winnings in any game on this list, skill-based or otherwise, and outcomes in the chance-based formats cannot be reliably predicted. For installation steps, payment information, and registration details, see our WinRummy App Guide. For a shorter overview of the app as a whole, start from our home page. If you want to understand the financial risks before you play anything on this page, read our Responsible Gaming page first.