Teen Patti By Nikki

Teen patti (तीन पत्ती, meaning 'three cards' in English) is a card game that originated in the Indian subcontinent and is popular throughout South Asia. It originated in the English game of three-card brag, with influences from poker.

Teen Patti has become an integral part of our culture and people of all ages love to play this game regularly. Teen Patti is a fairly simple gambling card game similar to three-card poker. In fact, Teen Patti means “three cards, though the game is sometimes also called Flash or Flush. Any number of players can participate, though it’s usually 3 to 7 players.

Teen Patti is closely connected to Hindu celebrations as well as being a social game. It is most frequently played during Diwali.

Playing Teen Patti:

Each player contributes the boot money and gets three cards facedown. Now it is the turn of the player next to the dealer in clockwise direction. The player has option to place a bet without seeing the cards (blind) or see the card. When the player sees his card, he/she can play chaal or may have other options depending upon the progress of the teen patti. A player who places a blind bet is referred to as the blind player. A player who places his bet after seeing the cards is referred to as the seen player.

Enjoy playing teen patti.