Application Description

Dive into the world of 101 Okey Vip and enjoy the classic Turkish game anytime, anywhere, without needing an internet connection. With 101 Okey Vip, you can immerse yourself in thrilling gameplay against AI opponents, ensuring you never miss out on the fun, even offline.

Download the most advanced 101 Okey Vip game and experience an easy-to-navigate interface that makes playing a breeze. Whether you're a seasoned player or new to the game, 101 Okey Vip's user-friendly design ensures you can start playing without any hassle.

101 Okey Vip offline game boasts a range of features designed to enhance your gaming experience. You can customize your game settings, deciding how many hands you want to play. Adjust the AI's game speed to match your preferred pace, and choose whether you want to play with or without folds. The game also includes automatic arranging of distributed stones, reordering, and double sorting, making it easier for you to focus on strategy and fun.

How to Play 101 Okey Vip Offline

101 Okey Vip is played over multiple rounds with four players. The objective is to finish each round with the lowest possible score. The player with the least points at the end of all rounds emerges as the winner. Points are calculated based on the numbers on the remaining tiles in a player's hand (for example, a red 3 equals three points, a black 11 equals 11 points). The game concludes when no more tiles are left to draw from the deck, or when a player successfully completes their hand.

Getting Started with the Game

The game begins with a dealer distributing 21 stones to each player and 22 stones to the player on their right. The remaining stones are placed face down on the table, with one stone turned face up to determine the joker (OKEY piece). Play proceeds counterclockwise, starting with the player to the dealer's right, who has 22 stones. This player begins by discarding a stone without drawing one. The next player to the right then takes their turn. On each turn, a player can either draw a stone from the deck or pick up the last discarded stone. If a player's hand reaches a total of 101 points, they can open their hand by placing their arranged series on the table next to the existing series. If a player cannot open, they must discard a stone to end their turn. Every player must end their turn by discarding a stone, even if they have opened their entire hand.

Joker (Okey Stone or Riziko)

The joker, or Okey stone, changes with each game. Two joker tiles, known as fake jokers, represent the number one higher than the face-up tile. Jokers are visually distinct from other tiles. For instance, if the indicator piece is a blue 5, the real jokers are the two blue 6s in play, while the fake jokers are valued as blue 6.

Deals and Showing Hands

To open a hand, a player must have at least 101 points and either three or four sets of different colors with the same numbers (e.g., black 5, red 5, and blue 5) or a sequential set of numbers of the same color (e.g., red 7, 8, 9). Each set must contain a minimum of three stones. Players can add tiles to existing opened sets once they reach the 101-point threshold and open their hand. If a player picks up a discarded stone, they must use it immediately. If they haven't opened their hand yet, they must do so upon picking up the stone, incorporating it into one of their sets. If the picked-up stone cannot be used to form a set or open a hand, it must be returned to its place, and the player must draw a new stone from the deck. No penalty points are incurred for this.

Doubles

Another method to open a hand is by collecting at least five pairs of tiles. A pair consists of two identical stones. Once a player opens their hand using doubles, they cannot open a normal set in the same game. However, they can still add tiles to sets opened by other players on the table.

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