9Game: Welcome to the world of the popular card game called Teen Patti-Indian Poker. Here comes the introduction of the game rules.
The game and betting process:The dealer is chosen randomly and cards are dealt clockwise with players taking turns around the table. Each player can either put an additional bet into the table to stay in or bet nothing and fold. Everybody is dealt three cards and the boot is automatically deducted from each player and added to the pot at the start of the game. Pot is the collection of money at the center of the table. Players have the option to look at their hand before betting (playing seen) or to leave their cards face down on the table (playing blind). Blind players can click “see” to see their cards at any time during the game. Once a blind player sees their cards, they become a seen player. The amount that you have to put in at your turn in order to stay in the game depends on the current stake, and whether you are playing blind or seen. At the start of the game the current stake is the minimum bet. During the game, the current stake is the bet placed by the player who bet before you. If you are a blind player (you have not looked at your cards)
If the player that bet before you is seen, you must bet at least half of the current stake OR bet the current stake.
If the player that bet before you is blind, you must bet at least the current stake OR bet twice the current stake.
Example (when playing blind): (a) if the player before you is seen and bet 10, you can bet either 5 or 10 (b) if the player before you is blind and bet 10, you can bet either 10 or 20.
Get more information about Teen Patti-Indian Poker from 9Game.
The game and betting process:The dealer is chosen randomly and cards are dealt clockwise with players taking turns around the table. Each player can either put an additional bet into the table to stay in or bet nothing and fold. Everybody is dealt three cards and the boot is automatically deducted from each player and added to the pot at the start of the game. Pot is the collection of money at the center of the table. Players have the option to look at their hand before betting (playing seen) or to leave their cards face down on the table (playing blind). Blind players can click “see” to see their cards at any time during the game. Once a blind player sees their cards, they become a seen player. The amount that you have to put in at your turn in order to stay in the game depends on the current stake, and whether you are playing blind or seen. At the start of the game the current stake is the minimum bet. During the game, the current stake is the bet placed by the player who bet before you. If you are a blind player (you have not looked at your cards)
If the player that bet before you is seen, you must bet at least half of the current stake OR bet the current stake.
If the player that bet before you is blind, you must bet at least the current stake OR bet twice the current stake.
Example (when playing blind): (a) if the player before you is seen and bet 10, you can bet either 5 or 10 (b) if the player before you is blind and bet 10, you can bet either 10 or 20.
Get more information about Teen Patti-Indian Poker from 9Game.
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