Andar Bahar is the single-deck card game from South Asia where one face-up joker decides which row matches first. Open your account and a live dealer deals you...
Andar Bahar takes its name from the Hindi words for inside and outside, a game that grew up across the Indian subcontinent. We run it from live studios including Evolution and Ezugi on one shuffled deck, with a game card face up in the middle while the dealer adds one card to each row in turn, and the first row to match
its rank takes the hand.
Three parts decide how a round of Andar Bahar feels: the middle joker, the side markets and the pace of the table you pick.
The order of a round is easy to follow, and our chip tray keeps it quick on desktop and phone. Here is how a hand runs.
Choose a seat, pick a chip value and set the stake for the round. Your balance updates the moment the bet is accepted on the felt.
You commit to Andar or Bahar before the first card leaves the shoe. Andar is dealt first and pays shorter odds. Bahar usually returns a matched stake.
Colour, number and exact-card markets sit around the main rows, so you can pair a row bet with a side bet in one round.
Cards land alternately until a row equals the rank of the face-up joker. Settlement is instant and the next round begins after the shuffle.
Live card games are not random-number games, so what follows describes the shape of a round rather than a slot percentage. Read these four lines before you sit.
A live single-deck card game with a face-up game card and two rows racing to match...
Low to medium. Rounds close in under a minute and main bets resolve near even money...
Android phones, iPhones, tablets and desktop browsers. The same table, deck and balance follow you across...
Pakistan and other supported regions where local law permits. Main Andar and Bahar bets carry roughly...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
The table is built for a phone first: portrait felt, chips under your thumb and the dealer in the frame above. Rounds use very little data, so a weak signal...
Most table questions are about a settled round or a bet you did not mean to place, and we keep three routes open for both.
Agents take Andar Bahar queries through live chat and email in Urdu and English, and can pull the round you are asking about while you wait.
Every round you stake on is logged with its hand number, the side you backed and the settlement time, all visible before you contact anyone.
If a settlement looks wrong, quote the hand number and we compare it with the studio stream and the shuffle record before adjusting your account.
A live table only works if you can see what happened once the cards are cleared. Here is what sits behind every Andar Bahar round we deal.
Every round arrives on a studio feed with the dealer on camera, so you watch the shuffle and the deal and see the cards land.
Each table lists its own terms: deck size, how the game card is drawn, side-bet conditions and what happens if a round is voided.
The hand number on the felt matches the one in your bet history and in the stream, which makes a query about a single round answerable.
Sign-in runs over an encrypted connection, your session closes when you leave the table, and we never ask for your password inside a chat window.
Deck handling follows the studio's certified procedures, with each shuffle recorded and open to its auditors, so no round rests on our word alone.
Chat is staffed across Pakistani evening and late-night hours, when Andar Bahar tables are busiest, so a question about a hand does not wait for morning.
Deciding between Andar Bahar and the tables beside it comes down to pace, decisions and how much you want to read into a hand.
A few small details separate one live card table from another. These are the ones we get asked about most at Andar Bahar seats.