The deck
32 cards: Ace down to 7 in each suit. The 2s to 6s sit out (at a real table they become the score tokens).
The island's favourite card game. Partners across the table, trump gets called, hands get stolen. Bring three friends, or add penguin bots only if you want them.
Classic Omi, plus the house rules your group actually argues about. The host switches them on.
The caller names trump before seeing a single card. Pull it off and it’s worth an extra token.
Lose the round, do the forfeit. Narrate like a cricket commentator, rhyme everything, swap seats.
Sip suggestions after each round. Always optional: your drink, your choice. Water counts.
Play to 5, 10 or 15 tokens. A round before dinner, or the whole night.
Three of you? Add a penguin bot to the empty seat. Four of you? Nobody needs one.
Phone dies mid-game? The game waits, then a bot covers until they’re back.
One payment
Rs 499
and every Omi night after is free.
Learn it in two minutes. Argue about it for years.
32 cards: Ace down to 7 in each suit. The 2s to 6s sit out (at a real table they become the score tokens).
Four players, two teams. Partners sit opposite each other, so turns alternate between the teams.
Everyone gets 4 cards. The player after the dealer looks at theirs and names the trump suit, alone, without asking their partner. Then 4 more cards each.
Bad first four? The caller can ask for the 5th card instead. It is shown to everyone and its suit becomes trump, then the deal carries on.
Everyone plays one card: that’s a hand. The caller starts. Play goes anticlockwise and you must play the same suit as the first card if you can. Otherwise play anything, including a trump.
The highest trump wins it. No trump played? The highest card of the first card’s suit wins. The winner starts the next hand. 8 hands make a round.
Each team starts with 10 token cards. Every point you score takes a token from the other team. Take them all and you win.