Win Game or Lose

In our previous blog, we have explained in simple and understandable words the first phase to master the most popular and widely used “Stacking the Deck” technique of winning a Teen Patti game. Now, let’s continue with our race to ace this technique by understanding the second phase of this technique. ·          Try to float the ideal cards to the top of the deck. Once you have identified the card you’d like to have in your hand, it’s time to drag the remaining cards off of it, so that the ideal card is at the very bottom of the deck. Now, pull your thumb across the surface of the card you want in your card and press it between your thumb and forefinger so that it can be easily dragged to the top of the deck. ·          Don’t stop shuffling the rest of the cards after sliding the card that was in hand at the top to hide the secret move. ·          Keep holding the c...

Each player in the game contributes the boot money and is allotted 3 cards face down. Next, comes the turn of a player sitting next to the dealer in a clockwise direction. The Player has two options; he can either place a bet without seeing the cards (blind) or see the cards (Chaal). If the user sees his cards, he/she can play a chaal or may have other options depending upon the progress of the game. A player who places a bet without seeing the cards is referred to as the blind user. A player who places a bet after seeing the cards is referred to as the “seen” player. Blind Player : Blind players may choose to look at their cards when their turn comes to bet. The player then becomes a seen player. Seen player : A seen player can play a chaal or he can pack. There are two other options available to the “seen” player- Show & Side Show. Once the player decides to see his/her cards, to remain in the game, it is necessary that they must play a chaal unless they select any other avai...

Teen patti is a very popular card game in India. In case you are playing it online, you can buy teen patti chips from www.fuelmygame.com .   Those who are new to the rules of this card game; we have a ranking order of the cards to get you started. Those who are pro; you can take this blog as a revision class. The following is the ranking of the cards from the highest to the lowest: Trio/Three of a kind/ Trail: Three cards of the same rank. The highest possible cards are called trails. Three aces are the best trio and three twos are the lowest. Straight run/ Pure Sequence: Pure sequence represents the same three consecutive/continuous/ serial cards of the same suit. Highest straight run is A-2-3, and then A-K-Q, K-Q-J and the lowest is 4-3-2. Normal Run: Normal run represents three consecutive /continuous/ serial cards, but all cards of the different suit.   A-2-3 is the best normal run, then A-K-Q, K-Q-J and so on down to 4-3-2. 2-A-K is not valid. Flush/Color: A flush occurs ...