Biriba (Greek: Μπιρίμπα) is the Greek partnership version of a rummy card game of Italian origin called Pinnacola. It is played by two to six players, with two decks and 4 Jokers comprising 108 cards. If 6 players play, one more deck and two jokers more are added. Biriba can also be played by three players with or without partnership rules.

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Mpirimpa is a popular Greek card game for 2–4 players, usually played in teams. It’s similar
to Rummy and involves forming sets and sequences to score points over several rounds.

Mpirimpa can be played with 2 to 4 players. In a 4-player game, players usually form two
teams of two.

Mpirimpa is played with two standard decks of 52 cards each, plus four Jokers (so 108
cards in total). Jokers and Twos are considered wild cards.

The main objective is to create combinations of cards (called melds), pick up the mpirimpa
pile, and score the most points by forming melds and going out before your opponents.

A mpirimpa is a special meld made of seven or more cards of the same kind or a straight of
seven cards. It can be either clean (no wild cards) or dirty (with wild cards). Clean
mpirimpas are worth more points.

A player can go out (end the round) only after their team has picked up the mpirimpa pile
and they have no cards left in hand. Going out earns bonus points.

Yes! You can play Mpirimpa online with friends or against the computer.

Yes. For example, if a player goes out and the opponents are still holding cards, the point
values of those cards are subtracted from the opponent’s total.

• Clean melds contain no wild cards (Jokers or Twos).
• Dirty melds include one or more wild cards.
  Clean melds score more when calculating mpirimpas.

Each card has a point value (e.g., Jokers = 50 pts, Aces = 15 pts, etc.). Points are awarded for
melds and mpirimpas, and deducted for cards left in hand at the end of the round.