Michigan Rummy
Rummy is a fun game that is easy to understand. Basically, it’s all about making certain combinations and grouping them together. Michigan Rummy is a variation of the popular game Gin Rummy. Before playing, the game needs to be set up. First, the dealer 
should sort out the cards and take the Jack of spades, Queen of diamonds, King of clubs, and Ace of hearts out of the one deck and place them at the center of the table, laid facing up. These are called Boodle Cards or Pay Cards. After that, the dealer should take two chips and place them on each of the Boodle Cards and then instruct all the players to place on chip and place them on each card as well. Following these steps, the dealer may now proceed to deal the two decks of cards out to the players and an empty spot, giving each hand one card in a clockwise motion until the whole deck has been extinguished. Take note that players may not have the same number of cards, but that’s completely acceptable. The extra hand on the empty spot shall be left as is. The gameplay can now begin.
The game is started by the player sitting on the left side of the dealer. He takes his lowest card (suit does not matter initially) – for example, 2 of hearts – and places it in front of him, facing up. The next card of that suit, the 3 of hearts, is shown by the player who has it, wherever he may be seated. After that, the next highest card is shown by another player and the round continues until the last card has been shown or until the Ace has been played. Whoever plays the last card then starts a new round by taking the lowest card he has (again, the suit doesn’t matter) and shows it to the other players. This is played until all the cards are gone. The player who shows a card that matches the Boodle Cards collects the chips on the card. The goal is to have the most number of chips – this dictates the winner of the game.