Teen Patti is the card game which recently has became very popular in India. you can download it free from 9game!
Players who do not want to play either because their game is bad or because the stakes are too high can ‘pack’ at any time which means quitting the game. Finally if there are only 2 players left either of them can call for a ‘show’ at their turn after putting the required money in the center as per the current stakes. At this point both the players show their cards and the player with the higher game wins and takes the money in the center. At the start of each game, the dealer has to put 2 counters in the center and every other player has to put one counter in the center. If there are 2 or more players still playing and none of them are saying ‘show’ or ‘packing’ then the rule is that after 3 rounds of no change in the stakes being bet, a table show is initiated. If 2 or more players have exactly equal games (this can happen is some variations if both players have all jokers) then it is up to the players to decide how to split the tie: the 2 usual options are to either share the money or have a ‘open flush’ that decides the winner. An open flush is nothing but a simple royal game, but there is no additional betting involved, each player is given 3 cards open on the table. In many joker-based variations, the way we played is a game of all 3 jokers is considered higher than all 3 pure aces. This is because more number of jokers means the variation was fully exploited. Another rule is something called ‘side-show’ where the player can ask for a side-show with the player immediately after him in the playing order…the next player may or may not agree to this side-show. If he agrees, then the two players compare their games and the player with the lower game will have to pack. None of the rest of the players get to see their games. In a side-show, normally the player asking for a side-show pays the current stake and then calls for a side-show. However, if the 2 players agree they can both split the stake between by both paying half and half of the current stake and then comparing their games. Also, the tricky thing about calling for a side-show is that in case the 2 players have exactly equal games, then the player who called for a side-show has to be the one to pack his game.
For the complete set of rules, game variations and reference guides, please click HERE. (Update Daily !)
ALSO You can find more games and interesting apps at 9apps !
Players who do not want to play either because their game is bad or because the stakes are too high can ‘pack’ at any time which means quitting the game. Finally if there are only 2 players left either of them can call for a ‘show’ at their turn after putting the required money in the center as per the current stakes. At this point both the players show their cards and the player with the higher game wins and takes the money in the center. At the start of each game, the dealer has to put 2 counters in the center and every other player has to put one counter in the center. If there are 2 or more players still playing and none of them are saying ‘show’ or ‘packing’ then the rule is that after 3 rounds of no change in the stakes being bet, a table show is initiated. If 2 or more players have exactly equal games (this can happen is some variations if both players have all jokers) then it is up to the players to decide how to split the tie: the 2 usual options are to either share the money or have a ‘open flush’ that decides the winner. An open flush is nothing but a simple royal game, but there is no additional betting involved, each player is given 3 cards open on the table. In many joker-based variations, the way we played is a game of all 3 jokers is considered higher than all 3 pure aces. This is because more number of jokers means the variation was fully exploited. Another rule is something called ‘side-show’ where the player can ask for a side-show with the player immediately after him in the playing order…the next player may or may not agree to this side-show. If he agrees, then the two players compare their games and the player with the lower game will have to pack. None of the rest of the players get to see their games. In a side-show, normally the player asking for a side-show pays the current stake and then calls for a side-show. However, if the 2 players agree they can both split the stake between by both paying half and half of the current stake and then comparing their games. Also, the tricky thing about calling for a side-show is that in case the 2 players have exactly equal games, then the player who called for a side-show has to be the one to pack his game.
For the complete set of rules, game variations and reference guides, please click HERE. (Update Daily !)
ALSO You can find more games and interesting apps at 9apps !
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