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Life & fun · August 25, 2026

Sankki

Shanghai Rummy online, with your own house rules

What it does

Sankki is Shanghai — contract rummy — played live online with friends, family or bots. Every rule is a table setting, so you play the variant you grew up with. Up to 6 players, 13 languages, no ads. First game free in your browser, nothing to install.

Shanghai Rummy and Contract Rummy online with friends or bots. Your own house rules, private tables, no ads. First game free in your browser.

Shanghai — the classic contract rummy card game, live online with friends and family. One shared table, real-time play, on any device, from anywhere in the world. Everything for one player: unlimited games, custom rules and tables, friend lists, stats and leaderboards. You plus five friends or family members — a full six-player table on a single payment. Pick members from your friend lists and swap them any time. Every player needs their own playing right: a subscription or a seat in a paid group. Your first game is always free — bot games included. Rounds, contracts, buying, jokers, scoring — every rule is configurable per table. Shanghai, May I? and other contract rummy variants ready out…from sankki.app

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