Pakistan's classic, online
Play Rung (Court Piece / Coat) with friends anywhere in the world, or sharpen your game against smart bots. Climb the monthly ranks from Dehla to Ikka. Free in your browser or on Android.
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Why Rung Online
Built to feel exactly like sitting around a table with friends — fast, authentic, and always ready.
Create a room, send the invite link on WhatsApp, and your friends join instantly. Or tap Quick Play and get matched with players online.
Fill any seat with an intelligent bot that plays real Rung strategy. Perfect for practice, or when you're one player short.
Talk to your team without leaving the game. Real-time voice built right in — because Rung is always better with the banter.
Senior Ace, the Double Sar pot, Court and Goon Court, the 12th Sar — every classic rule is in, exactly the way you learned it growing up.
Pick the match length — 50, 75, 100 or 120 points — plus the Senior Ace and 12th Sar rules. Set up the game your way before the first card is dealt.
Get Rung on Google Play, or open it straight in any phone, tablet or desktop browser. One Google sign-in, and your rank follows you everywhere.
Ranked Seasons
Every month is a new season. Win matches, earn rank points, and work your way up the deck — the ten best Ikka players make the Top 10.
Matches count when each team has at least one real player — beating bots won't get you to Ikka.
The Game at a Glance
Each player receives 13 cards from a standard 52-card deck. The caller gets the first five and prepares to call trump.
After seeing 5 cards, the caller picks the trump suit — the suit that beats all others. Choose wisely; it decides the round.
Follow the led suit if you can, or trump to steal the sar. From the 5th sar, win two in a row — a Double Sar — to claim the whole pot.
7+ sars wins the round (Pees, 5 points). The caller's team taking all 13 is a Court (10); taking none is a Goon Court (20 to the other side). First to the match target wins.
Pick Your Rung
The suit you call becomes the Rung — it beats every other suit in play. Choose based on your hand, not your heart.
Questions & Answers
Glossary
Rung
The trump suit for the round. The card colour that beats all other suits. From Urdu/Hindi for "colour".
Court Piece / Coat Piece
Alternative names for Rung, widely used in India and among diaspora communities.
Caller
The player who sees the first five cards and declares the trump suit (Rung) for the round.
Sar (Trick)
One complete round of four cards, one from each player. The highest card (or trump) wins the Sar.
Court
The caller's team wins all 13 sars in a round. Worth 10 match points.
Goon Court
The caller's team wins none of the 13 sars. The other team scores 20 match points.
Pees
A normal round win — 7 or more sars. Worth 5 match points.
Double Sar & the Pot
Every sar adds to a shared pot. From the 5th sar, winning two in a row claims the whole pot.
Senior Ace
The trick winner is Senior. Leading a second Ace straight after winning with one (Ace on Ace) is penalised — demoted to a 2 or blocked from the pot.
12th Sar (Void Twelfth)
No sar is awarded for the 12th trick — it goes into the pot, and the 13th trick's winner takes it all.
Ranked Season & RP
A month-long ladder. Rank points (RP) move you from Dehla to Ikka; half carry over to the next month.
Panj (First Five)
The first five cards dealt to the caller. Seeing them is the only information the caller has when declaring the Rung.
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Explore More
The complete step-by-step guide to dealing, calling trump, and winning the Court.
Rung, Court Piece, Coat Piece — the same game by different names. Here's why.
The diaspora name for Rung. Origins, rules, and where it's played today.
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Practise solo against smart AI opponents that play real Rung strategy.
Every term defined — Rung, Sar, Pees, Court, Goon Court, Double Sar, Senior Ace.