Dayama - Okey 101

Dayama is Kanlı Okey, the 101 Okey variant played in Aegean coffeehouses for generations. On top of classic 101 Okey it adds the famous Dayama penalty: if the tile you discard lets the next player open, its number is multiplied by ×10, ×20 or even ×40 and written to your score.

FEATURES

• Solo and partner (2v2) games, 9 / 11 / 13 rounds

• Dayama every round, or only once per game

• Open with runs or pairs, escalating openings, lay off tiles and swap the okey

• One-tap rack sorting by runs or pairs with a live opening meter

• Hint button when you are stuck

• Three levels of smart opponents, play offline

• Online reward tables: get matched with real players, bots fill empty seats; no chips are wagered, the winners earn rewards

• Championships: 16 players, four semi-final tables and a final, prizes for every finalist

• Friends list: add by code, see who is online, call them to your table

• Private tables: share an invite link, play together and talk with voice chat

• Send each friend a free chip gift every day

• Table chat and emotes with a profanity filter, block and report

• Table jar: finish a round with the okey or from hand and win the jar

• Scoresheet lists every round and every Dayama penalty

• Daily missions, 25 achievement badges, weekly leaderboard with prizes, levels

• Save your account with Apple, Google or Facebook and keep your chips on a new phone

• Five tables from Coffeehouse to Palace, daily wheel, free chips

• Four table themes, no ads

RULES

106 tiles, dealt in stacks of five: 20 to each player and 21 to the player who discards first. The tile above the indicator is the okey. Open with at least 101 points in runs and sets, or with 5 pairs + 1 set. The indicator's twin in your hand is a pair on its own. Before taking a discard you ask the player on your left "var mı?" (going for pairs?); a "yes" commits them to open with pairs. A series player cannot take a pair player's discard. Discarding the okey or a playable tile is penalised. The player who goes out scores a minus; anyone who never opens scores +202.

Chips have no monetary value and cannot be cashed out; the game does not offer real-money gambling.

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