Card game · Three cards each
Teen Pattiblind, seen, show.
तिनपत्ती
Three cards each. Play blind at the current stake, or see your cards and bet double. The best hand at the show, or the last player in, takes the pot.
- Get it onGoogle Play
- Coming soonApp Store
Free to play. Virtual chips only, never real money. 18+. The iPhone version is on its way.
How it plays
A hand in four beats.
Step 1: Boot
Everyone pays the boot and gets three cards face down.
Step 2: Blind or seen
Bet blind at the current stake, or look and play seen at double.
Step 3: Pack or stay
Give up whenever you like. The last player in takes the pot.
Step 4: Show
Two left? A seen player pays one chaal to show. Best hand wins.
The rules
What each move costs.
Hands rank best first, and a higher category always wins. Q-K-A is the top run, A-2-3 the next.
1Trail
Three of a rank
2Pure sequence
In a row, one suit
3Sequence
In a row, mixed suits
4Color
Three of one suit
5Pair
Two of a rank
6High card
None of the above
| Move | What it costs |
|---|---|
| Blind | The current stake |
| 2x Blind | Twice the current stake |
| Chaal (seen) | Twice the current stake |
| 2x Chaal | Four times the current stake |
| Show, two left | One chaal |
| Pack | Nothing more; you lose what you staked |
Blind play lasts until the pot reaches 70% of the pot limit. At the limit, the hands still in are shown.
Ways to play
Any night, any table.
Online
Public tables at every stake, or a private room for your own group.
Offline
A practice table against bots. No internet needed.
Nearby
One phone hosts over the WiFi; friends in the room join.
FAQ
Good questions, asked.
How do you play Teen Patti?
Everyone pays the boot and gets three cards face down. Players bet in turn, blind or seen, until everyone but one has packed or two are left for the show. The best hand at the show, or the last player in, takes the pot.
What are blind and seen?
A blind player bets without looking, at the current stake. Once you look at your cards you play seen, and a chaal costs twice the current stake.
What is a side show?
After the first full lap, with three or more players in, a seen player can pay one chaal to compare cards in private with the seen player just before them. That player can accept or decline. If they accept, the lower hand is packed; on a tie, the player who asked is packed.
Can I play without internet?
Yes. Practice tables against bots work with no internet, and Nearby lets one phone host a table over the same WiFi so friends in the room can join without any internet connection.
Is it real money?
No. Juwa Adda uses virtual chips only. Chips have no cash value, can never be cashed out, and never move between players.
Free to play
Bring the table with you.
Seven games, online rooms, offline practice, a seasonal reward track, and a scorekeeper for the game played with real cards.
- Get it onGoogle Play
- Coming soonApp Store
The iPhone version is on its way.