To decide the winner at the conclusion of each round or game session, rummy players must keep track of their points. Each card has a distinct point value; numbered cards are wng slotsorth their face value (2–10 points), while face cards (Kings, Queens, and Jacks) usually carry higher values (10 points). Depending on the rules being followed, an ace can be worth one point or eleven points. Players can determine possible losses if they are unable to meld all of their cards before another player goes out by knowing these values.
