THE KINGDOM · GAME GUIDE
How to play
Teen Patti Master
Get familiar with the table before your first round. Start with the classic game, then check the rules of the room you choose.
Three cards are all you need.
Classic Teen Patti uses a 52-card deck and deals three cards to each player. The round ends when one player remains or a permitted show compares the remaining hands.
FOLLOW THE FLOW
Your first round, step by step
Choose your table
Check the room’s variation, starting contribution and limits. Pick a table whose controls you can comfortably follow.
Meet your three cards
The initial contribution is called the boot. After the deal, playing without looking is blind; looking makes you seen.
Follow the next action
Use the amount and action labels displayed on screen. Pack leaves the hand; chaal continues it.
Read the result
A show compares eligible hands. Follow the result panel and use the ranking guide to understand your cards.
THE LANGUAGE OF THE TABLE
Know what each button means
- Boot & pot
- Boot starts the round. The pot holds its accumulated contributions.
- Blind & seen
- These describe whether you have viewed your cards. Contribution limits can differ.
- Chaal & raise
- Continue at the required contribution or increase it within the room’s limits.
- Pack
- Leave the current hand and its pot.
- Show
- Compare eligible hands to resolve the round.
- Side-show
- A conditional comparison between seen players. Availability and acceptance follow the room rules.
Every room has its own settings.
Game format
Read the displayed variation name. Use the classic ranking guide for a classic table; special formats may change which cards count.
Action limits
Check the amount shown beside each action, your blind or seen status and any response timer.
Card comparison
Check how the room treats sequences, ties and special cards. Keep the rule panel handy while learning.
Game guide FAQ
What is the difference between blind and seen?
Blind means you have not looked at your cards. Seen means you have looked. The contribution required for each status is shown by the table.
What does pack mean in Teen Patti?
Pack means leaving the current hand. You stop taking turns in that hand and give up your claim to its pot.
Where do I check a table’s exact rules?
Open the rules or information panel in your selected app table. Check its variation, contribution limits, show conditions and sequence order before joining.
Rules reference: Teen Patti Master rules. Reviewed 12 October 2026. Your selected table’s rule panel takes priority.