101 Okey Vip

Dive into the world of 101 Okey Vip and enjoy the thrill of this classic game anytime, anywhere, without needing an internet connection. With the 101 Okey Vip offline game, you can challenge the artificial intelligence at your convenience, making it the perfect companion for those moments when you're offline.

Downloading the advanced 101 Okey Vip game grants you access to an easy-to-navigate interface, ensuring that you can start playing immediately. The 101 Okey Vip offline game boasts a range of features designed to enhance your gaming experience, including:

• An extremely user-friendly interface
• Customizable game settings where you can decide the number of hands to be played
• The ability to adjust the AI's game speed to match your preference
• Options to play with or without folds
• Automatic arranging of distributed stones, reordering, and double sorting for a seamless gameplay experience

Here’s how you can start playing the 101 Okey Vip game without internet:

Okey 101 is a multi-round game designed for four players, with the ultimate goal of finishing with the lowest possible score. The player with the fewest points at the end of all rounds emerges as the winner. Points are calculated based on the numbers on the remaining tiles (e.g., a red 3 equates to three points, a black 11 to eleven points). The game concludes either when no more tiles are available to draw or when a player successfully completes their hand.

Getting Started with the Game:

To begin, a dealer is chosen who then distributes 21 stones to each player and 22 to the player on their immediate right. The remaining stones are placed face down on the table, with one stone turned face up to determine the joker (OKEY piece). The game proceeds counterclockwise, starting with the player to the right of the dealer, who has 22 stones and must begin by discarding a tile without drawing one. Subsequent players can either draw a tile from the deck or take the last discarded tile from the previous player. If a player’s series sum reaches 101, they can open their hand by laying out their arranged series on the table. If unable to open, they must discard a tile to end their turn. Even if a player opens their entire hand, they must still discard their last tile to complete their turn.

Joker (Okey Stone or Riziko):

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

Deals and Showing Hands:

To open a hand, you need at least 101 points, achieved by forming three or four 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 three tiles. To add tiles to existing sets, you must first reach the 101-point threshold and open your hand. You can both open your hand and add to other players' sets in the same game. If you take a tile discarded by the previous player, you must use it. If you haven't opened your hand yet, you must do so immediately upon picking up this tile, incorporating it into one of your sets. If the tile cannot be used to form a set or open your hand, it must be returned, and you must draw from the deck instead. No penalty points are assessed for this action.

Doubles:

Another method to open your hand is by accumulating at least five pairs of tiles. Pairs are defined as two identical tiles. Once you open a game with doubles, you cannot revert to opening a normal set within that game. However, you can still add tiles to sets opened by other players on the table.