In India, the traditional game of Teen Patti follows specific 5-hand poker rules that have been passed down through generations. This popular card game, often played during festivals and family gatherings, requires three to six players and uses a standard 52-card deck without jokers.
The basic rules involve each player being dealt three cards face down. The game proceeds with betting rounds where players can choose to see the cards by matching the current bet or fold. The player with the highest three-card hand wins the pot. Common hand rankings include trail （three of a kind）, pure sequence （straight flush）, sequence （straight）, color （flush）, pair, and high card.
Indian poker rules emphasize strategic betting and bluffing, with variations like AK47 and Muflis adding local flavor to the traditional gameplay. The game continues until all but one player folds or until the final show where remaining players reveal their cards to determine the winner. |
