Teen Patti Rules
A standard Teen Patti round starts when active players contribute a boot, or starting stake, to the pot. Each player receives three face-down cards. Play then moves around the table until everyone but one player has folded, or a permitted show compares the remaining hands.
Blind and seen
A blind player acts without viewing the cards. A seen player has looked at the cards and may have a different required stake under the table's rule. Switching to seen does not improve the hand; it simply gives the player information before the next decision.
Continue, fold, or compare
On a turn, a player normally continues by paying the required stake or folds and leaves the current pot. Some tables offer a side show between eligible seen players; others limit it or do not include it. A final show has its own conditions, often related to the number of active players or the current stake.
Read these items before joining
Check the boot amount, blind and seen stake rule, minimum and maximum bet, show condition, side-show availability, hand-ranking order, and tie handling. These details are not cosmetic: they decide what options are available during the round.
When a rule is unclear
Use the in-game rules for the table you opened, not a screenshot from another version. If the table offers a special mode with jokers or reversed rankings, treat it as a separate rule set and learn it before placing a stake.