Teen Patti FAQ: Rules, Strategy, and Safe Play

Clear answers for beginners and intermediates, focused on fair rules, practical strategy, and responsible gaming.

General

What is Teen Patti?

Teen Patti is a fast, 3-card poker variant popular across India. Each player receives three cards; the best hand wins at showdown, or the last player standing wins if others fold.

How are hands ranked?

From strongest to weakest: Trio (Three of a Kind), Straight Flush (Pure Sequence), Straight (Sequence), Flush (Color), Pair, High Card.

How does blind vs. seen work?

Blind players act without looking at their cards and usually pay a smaller stake; seen players peek and typically pay double the current blind stake when calling or raising.

Gameplay & Strategy

What is a typical boot amount?

The boot is a small ante each player pays to seed the pot, often 1–2% of the intended average pot size. Agree on limits before the first hand.

When should I fold seen?

Fold weak, unconnected, offsuit highs. Continue with pairs, suited highs, connected cards, and strong top-card kickers.

How should I size raises?

Versus seen opponents, size larger to pressure their doubled cost to continue. Adjust sizing to table tendencies and stack depth.

What is a side-show?

Some groups allow a side-show request between adjacent seen players to compare hands privately. Clarify your table rules in advance to avoid disputes.

Fair Play & Safety

Is Teen Patti legal where I live?

Legality varies by jurisdiction. Always comply with local law and avoid real-money play where prohibited.

How do I play responsibly?

Set a session budget, cap single bets to ≈5% of bankroll, and take timed breaks. If gambling causes stress, stop and seek support.

Does the APK contain malware?

Our download button points to the official CDN link provided by the publisher. Always verify file origin and scan with up-to-date security tools.

What are recommended device requirements?

Android 8.0+, 2 GB RAM+, 200 MB free storage. Stable internet is recommended for online rooms and tournaments.

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Where can I ask more questions?

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