Yes, Eşli Okey uses the same core rules as straight Okey — only the team structure is different. You still play with 106 tiles and 14 in hand, the indicator sets the okey (joker), the two blanks act as false jokers, and you finish by arranging runs and sets plus a final discard. Special finishes like seven pairs and finishing on the okey still apply. The one change is that the two facing players are partners and the winning team is scored together, with the pot shared between them. It all uses virtual chips only, so there is no real money and it is not gambling.