@titanoaw: rummy is a game that cant just be compared with money, but if u are seriously on a spree to earn through rummy, then i don't think it is a bad idea, there are many such sites where you can play rummy for making a good handsome amount of money.
I guess you should once check this Indian site, (If u r an Indian) https://www.pokabunga.com try your luck once. All the best

playing with a console, don't exactly makes me sit. i keep on moving, shouting and doing all types of exercises. In short while playing with console my respiration automatically gets friendly with anaerobic, and i feel like its not the console whose joysticks are moving rather its me who is tilting, skipping, rotating and doing all such muscle building activities.

@jenettjohnson: Well the normal difference that u cud see in both of the games is in classic Indian rummy a player is given 13 cards, while in gin rummy a player is given only 10 cards to play.

In Classic Indian rummy a player has the right whether he/she wants to use a joker card or don't want to use, but in gin rummy there is no use of Joker card at all.

In Classic Indian rummy for placing a show, you have to make melds as per the sets and sequences.

While in Gin rummy a player has got another option of knocking along with the melding of cards into sets and sequences. (knock means: if a player have deadwood points less than 10, then he/she can knock, if the opponent has more points than the player who knocked wins, but if the opponent has less points compared to the player who knocked, then the later player would be penalized with 25 points.

If you want to know the actual game of Classic Indian Rummy then you can go for this link https://www.pokabunga.com