Müdavim Okey 101 - Online

Müdavim Okey 101 is the Turkish tile game at a real table: green felt, an oak istaka, and three regulars who know you — they talk, they tease, they cheer when you open. Play offline as long as you like — or sit your friends at the same table.

FOUR GAMES AT ONE TABLE

101 — open with 101 or five pairs, lay your melds, add to anyone's. Partners 101 — the player across is on your side: one of you goes out, both are saved. Classic Okey — fourteen tiles, nothing laid down; when all are melds, throw the last and go out. Partners Okey — classic, played as a team.

RANDOM TABLE

Tap "Random table" and sit down with other players in the game you picked. It plays the usual rules; a regular takes any empty chair, and someone who arrives late takes over at the next hand. No typing, only a few set phrases — and you can mute anyone on your own phone.

WITH FRIENDS

Open a table and send its code or link; your friends sit down with one tap and the regulars take the empty chairs. On the same Wi-Fi you do not even need the internet: the table runs on your phone and the others see it among the tables near them. With no Wi-Fi, one of you turns on a hotspot and that is enough. If your connection drops, a regular plays your turn; come back and carry on with your own hand.

YOUR TABLE, YOUR RULES

Every coffee house plays 101 its own way, so every rule is a switch: rising openings (katlamalı), the tile from the left must go down, doubling for going out with the okey, from pairs or in one go, penalties for throwing the okey or a tile that fits the table, five to eleven hands a game.

THE REGULARS

A cast of twenty-two faces, three new ones at the table each game. They open, they lay down, they say so — and on your first hands the one on your left tells you what to do next, once.

A TABLE THAT HELPS

Group tiles on your istaka with a gap and a valid meld is underlined with its value; the button shows what you would open with. One Sort button arranges by runs or by pairs. Double-tap a tile to throw it. The tile you drew is marked, the melds your tile fits light up, and a long press on a corner shows what that player has thrown.

EVERY HAND EXPLAINED

When a hand ends, one card says who went out, how, and what everyone writes — and why. The score sheet keeps the game the way a table keeps it on paper.

HONEST MONEY

Free — every game, rule and opponent. An advert only between hands, never during play, no banners, no rewarded video. One purchase, the Regulars Card, removes the adverts and adds marble and porcelain tiles and navy and burgundy cloths. No adverts at an online table, ever. At a table you open with the card you choose the house rules; everyone there sees your cloth and tiles, and an olive-branch frame round your face. Nothing sold changes a hand.

YOUR DATA

Playing alone, everything stays on your phone: settings, the record, a game left half-way. At an online table your name and moves pass through our server to run the table. No account, no sign-in. The ad SDK uses the Android advertising ID; the privacy policy says exactly what is used and why.

Offline alone; strangers at a random table; friends over the internet or the same Wi-Fi. In English and Turkish. Light and dark tables, tablets too.