How Andar Bahar Rounds Work
Andar Bahar starts with one central card, called the joker card, placed face up before the dealer deals alternating cards to two sides. You select Andar or Bahar before dealing begins and wait to see which side receives the matching rank first. The format stands apart from Bingo or Rocket Crash because each round centres on a visible card sequence rather than
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- Central card — The dealer reveals the central card first. Its rank becomes the target for the round, so you can immediately understand what the two dealing sides are trying to match.
- Two-side choice — Your main decision is between Andar and Bahar. Cards are dealt in an alternating pattern until one side receives a card with the same rank as the central card.
- Visible sequence — Each dealt card remains part of the table action, making the round easy to follow on screen. You do not need to manage several hands or changing card values.
