Okey Defteri

Okey Defteri

Okey & 101 Score Notebook

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  • Released
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  • October 8, 2025
  • September 19, 2026

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Okey Defteri — the okey table's digital notebook Put the paper notepad away. Okey Defteri keeps score while you play: it adds up the totals instantly and keeps track of whose turn it is to deal. You say what you're playing Choose the label when you set the game up: Okey, 101 or Other. Scores go into one simple table. Whether the lowest or the highest total wins is pre-selected from that label, and you can change it whenever you like. Singles and partners Two, three or four players. Partner games give each player a column and the team its total, and you can drag players to change partners. Several games at once Keep more than one game open. Tap any of them in the Active Games list on the home screen to carry on, and name them if you like. Whose deal is it The "Dealer" strip shows who is dealing and passes to the player on the right after every hand. Penalty rows don't move it, and deleting a hand moves it back. Tap it to change the dealer at any time. Dice No dice on the table? Roll the two in the app. Penalties Penalty rows are marked separately and never inflate the hand count. The rules, at hand The scoring rules for 101 and classic okey are built in: opening, finish multipliers, penalties and the gösterge. Statistics Games, wins and win rate per player, split between Okey, 101 and Other. Also • Fully offline — no account, no sign-up • Turkish and English • Light and dark themes • Share a finished game as a scorecard • Your game history stays on your device
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What's New in Okey Defteri

2.4.0

September 19, 2026

Several games at once More than one game can now be open at a time. The "Active Games" list on the home screen shows them all, and tapping one picks up where you left off. You no longer have to finish a game before starting the next. Name your games You can give a game an optional name at setup — "Tuesday night", say — and change it any time by tapping the name on the game screen. Leave it blank and everything looks exactly as it did, with player names. Every score in partner games Partner games now give each player their own column, with the team name spanning the pair and the team total on one line beneath. The score entry screen shows the team total as you type.

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