Rummy arrived in the United States by the late 1800s and quickly became very popular there, especially in gambling establishments and social circles. The game gave rise to a number of unique variations as it developed further, each with its own set of stratesatra kinggies & rules. A major turning point in the history of the game was the 1930s introduction of Gin Rummy, which quickly became a mainstay in American homes and was made popular by both socialites and celebrities. Following World War II, rummy's appeal grew even more, & it became a popular game to play at social events & family get-togethers. In addition to being a popular card game, rummy has become a global cultural phenomenon with millions of players who appreciate its social aspects and captivating gameplay.
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