101 Okey Vip

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of 101 Okey Vip, the ultimate offline game that lets you dive into thrilling gameplay anytime, anywhere. With no need for an internet connection, you can enjoy endless rounds of 101 Okey Vip against a smart artificial intelligence, tailored to challenge your skills and keep you engaged.

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101 Okey Vip Offline Game Features

• An incredibly intuitive user interface that ensures smooth and enjoyable gameplay.
• Customizable game settings where you can decide the number of hands to play.
• Adjustable AI game speed to match your preferred pace of play.
• Options to play with or without folds, adding versatility to your gaming experience.
• Automatic arranging of distributed stones, along with reordering and double sorting capabilities, making strategy formulation easier.

How to Play 101 Okey Vip Without Internet

101 Okey Vip is a multi-round game played with four players. The objective is to finish the game with the lowest possible score. At the end of all rounds, the player with the fewest points emerges as the winner. Points are calculated based on the numbers on the remaining tiles; for instance, a red 3 equals three points, while a black 11 equals 11 points. The game concludes either when the deck runs out of tiles or when a player successfully completes their hand.

Getting Started with the Game

The game begins with the dealer distributing 21 stones to each player and 22 to the player to 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 initiates the game by discarding a stone without drawing one. Subsequent players follow suit, either drawing a tile from the deck or picking up the last discarded tile. If a player's hand totals 101 points, they can open their hand by laying out their arranged series on the table. If unable to lay down tiles, the player ends their turn by discarding a tile. Each player must conclude their turn by discarding a tile, even if they've laid out all their tiles.

Joker (Okey Stone or Riziko)

The joker, known as the Okey Stone or Riziko, changes with each game. Two joker tiles (fake jokers) signify a number one higher than the face-up tile. These tiles have a unique appearance compared to standard tiles. For example, if the indicator tile is a blue 5, the real jokers are the two blue 6s in play, and the fake jokers are valued as blue 6s.

Deals and Showing Hands

To open a hand, you need at least 101 points. This can be achieved by having 3 or 4 sets of the same numbers in different colors (e.g., black 5, red 5, and blue 5) or a sequential set of the same color (e.g., red 7, 8, 9). Each set must contain a minimum of 3 stones. To add to existing sets, a player must first reach the 101-point threshold and open their hand. Players can both open their hand and add to other sets during the same game. If a player picks up a discarded tile, it must be used immediately. If the player hasn't opened their hand yet, they must do so upon picking up this tile, incorporating it into one of their sets. If the tile can't be used to form a set or open a hand, it's returned to its original position, and a new tile is drawn from the deck without incurring penalty points.

Doubles

An alternative way to open your 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 that game. However, they can still add tiles to sets opened by other players on the table.