Rung Royal · by VybePlay Games
Rang, kot, and every house rule you argue about — against bots or online at a private table. Free, in eight languages.
Free to playFamily tables 8 languagesNo gambling
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Court Piece, Mendikot, Seep, Satti-Centre — they lived in houses, not rulebooks. We are bringing them back, properly, in the languages they were played in.
Our first game — out now on Android and iPhone
Also called Coat Piece, Rang, Rung and Hokm. Five cards, call the rang, then the rest — and chase the first seven haath straight for a kot.
Try it — no download needed
Spades are trump. Dadi and Didi are out of hearts, and Chachu is holding one last trump. Exactly one of your three cards takes this haath — the other two hand it to him.
This is the whole game in one decision: follow the suit if you can, and a trump beats anything that isn't one.
Pick a card to lead.
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VybePlay builds the family games of South Asia — the real rules, not a generic card engine wearing a local skin. About the studio →
Watch the rules
Nani teaches Chhoti the whole game, one deal at a time, with the cards on the table.
Prefer to watch? Single Sir, explained in 9 minutes. Choose your language under Settings, Audio track. Watch on YouTube
Questions
A four-player trick-taking card game played in two partnerships across India and Pakistan. Each player is dealt five cards first, one player names the trump — the rang — and the rest of the pack follows. Winning seven of the thirteen tricks wins the round.
Yes. Coat Piece, Court Piece, Rang, Rung and Hokm are names for the same game. The spelling changes by region; the rules do not.
A few rounds a day. Without internet, Rung Royal gives you three free rounds a day against bots, and with Remove Ads you can play offline any time. You can also host a private online table and invite the family over WhatsApp.
Yes. No real-money play, no gambling, no coins to buy. One optional purchase removes ads permanently.
A kot, or court, is taking the first seven tricks of a round straight (in Single Sir). It ends the round and scores more than any plain win — and it is what the game is named after.
Eight: Hinglish, English, हिन्दी, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ, اردو, ગુજરાતી, বাংলা and मराठी — each in its own script.
